Please help this wonderful giving man

Ed Krohn is an incredible man. The first time cancer struck him, he never missed a day of work as a social worker placing orphans with new families that are now grateful and complete. He would work his day and then drive an hour to radiation daily. He has beat the odds of terminal cancer three times in the last 14 years. Unfortunately, it has now returned in his pancreas and has a huge battle ahead of him and it's bleak this time.

 

Ed has been involved with his soulmate for the last 23 years and wife of almost 19 years Amy. He is a huge animal rescuer and has been well known to save and bottle feed baby squrriels and rabbits. Ed currently has 3 rescued Border Collies and 3 rescued cats. He and his wife have rescued and raised other dogs and cats in the past. Ed is profoundly Irish, loves traveling to Ireland with his wife, and is known for playing his Irish music every day constantly. He loves road trips and just hanging at the dog park. He is a total romantic and even placed a Christmas tree in his bedroom so his wife would have Christmas as she fell asleep and woke up. They are deeply in love and feel lost without each other, even if he is in the hospital a night. Ed is a great man who has spent his life caring for everyone else and now needs help in return.

 

Unfortunately, with this latest round of cancer, the medication copays, Doctor copays, transportation costs (gas to and fro and Center City parking), a home health care aide, medical equipment, upcoming surgeries, and other daily medical and everyday medical expenses, are going to be extremely rough. Both he and his wife are struggling financially. He is on disability. They had just started getting ahead from when the last lung tumor was removed on February 19th 2019, and finally paid the bills off.

 

Please help him and his wife out by donating to this go fund page to make life easier for them to focus on the big goals and pay for them. Every dollar is appreciated. Any money raised and not needed for Ed's medical needs will be donated to the American Cancer Society and Ronald McDonald House.