Medical expenses for Tracy Jones

Hi friends, I need your help this holiday season! A sweet friend and precious soul, Tracy Jones, is known and loved by many, but has sure had a rough year! I know that many people look for worthy causes to help with, especially during the holidays, and I can assure you that this is one. Tracy and I met while working for Mountain Bank nearly 20 years ago and if you know her at all, then you absolutely love her! Tracy has had a year that you wouldn’t wish on your worst enemy (actually the last 10 years or so have been full of major health issues and financial strain). The biggest heartache came in May when she lost her 34yr old beautiful daughter, Brooke, to an aneurism while 25 weeks pregnant with her second child. Doctors had to perform an emergency c-section and a beautiful baby girl, Lillian “Lilly”, was born weighing just over 2 pounds. A month or so later, while being tested to see if Tracy had the same hereditary aneurysm that took her daughter life, her doctors found Stage 3 (close 4) Follicular Lymphoma in her neck, esophagus and various places between her upper abdomen and pelvis. If all of this wasn’t enough, also add on the worry for her sweet granddaughter in the NICU (and doing well now!), a major flood and a fire that led to her lose multiple small rental properties (that were her primary source of her income since other longer term health issues have kept her from being able to work). Fast forward to today… she’s three months into her cancer treatments, which are going well, but the medical bills are piling on. Thankfully, she was recently able to switch to a better insurance that will cover 100% of the immunotherapy and chemotherapy moving forward, BUT her monthly premium has now gone up tremendously. The amount that we are trying to raise will cover exactly 12 months of her insurance premiums. If she can have one less thing to worry about, then she can focus on getting better! Thank you for reading this far and please keep Tracy in your prayers. If you can help ease this financial burden, then it would mean the world to her (and to me)!