MOving MOuntains for Mo

Dear Family, Friends, and Caring Strangers,

Our lifelong best friend, Mo, has recently been diagnosed with Stage 4 Metastatic Rectal Cancer. Unfortunately, her cancer has spread from the colon to surrounding lymph nodes, liver, and bones, such as shoulder and hip. Mo has always been a pillar of strength and positivity in our lives, bringing joy and light to everyone she meets. Now, she needs our help more than ever. Mo will be undergoing chemotherapy and radiation treatment for the foreseeable future. We are also hopeful she will be traveling to MD Anderson in Houston for a consult visit, and possible testing and treatment, and potential surgical options in the future. We want to help support Mo and her family not only emotionally but also financially. Therefore, we are setting up this fund to help the Marienthal family with any increasing care they need, medical bills, commutes to appts and necessary flights/hotel stays, etc. We are graciously asking for these monetary donations as they will allow Mo to focus on her fight without the added stress of financial strain.

Mo is taking on this fight like the absolute warrior she has always been- with faith, hope, and one hell of a positive attitude. Anyone who has met Mo knows she radiates strength, kindness, love, laughter, and infectious, joyful energy. Mo has always been there for others in times of need. Now it is our turn to support her and lift her up during these tough times. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for keeping Mo and her family in your prayers and for your generosity and compassion!!!

How You Can Help:

1. Donate: Any amount, big or small, will make a difference. Every dollar brings us one step closer to easing Mo and Matt's burden.

2. Share: Spread the word by sharing this page with your family and friends. The more people who know Mo's story, the more support we can gather.

3. Messages of Support: Your words of encouragement mean the world to Mo and her family. Please leave messages below!

“Cancer, you picked the wrong warrior to mess with."

With heartfelt gratitude,

Anne Stineman Brown and Katie Stineman Santucci