Ohana Means Nobody Fights Alone.

Shortly after my mom's 50th birthday she was diagnosed with stage 4 Peritoneal Cancer. 
During surgery with hopes to remove tumors and administer heated chemotherapy, they found that was not an option and the cancer had already gone to far. The surgeon then called to give me the news that my mom only had months left. 
Tana choose to fight. She currently undergoes IV Chemo treatments every three weeks and also chemo in a pill form daily. 
She has been a live in caretaker for a man with Autism for 22 years and works at a school for special needs. Unfortunately with her having to spend a large amount of time in and out of the hospital to combat her constant stomach pain and terrible nausea, she has had to take a lot of time off work. 
This pandemic hasn't made things any easier, she is not allowed visitors and every hospital visit or chemo treatments is solo when she needs our support more than ever.
With all that being said, the last thing she needs to worry about is her next hospital copay, car payment or making rent.
Anything will help make the rest of her time with us more comfortable.