Support Renée's Courageous Battle Against Cancer

Our family received the most tragic news last week. Our little sister, Renée, has just been diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic pancreatic cancer. At the (way too young) age of 48, she is bravely confronting her biggest challenge, and we are rallying together to provide her and her husband, Brian, the unwavering support they are going to need.

Renée is married to the love of her life, Brian Schuett. He is an amazing human. He is an Iraq War veteran and he is in full battle mode for his wife; scheduling infusions, researching clinical options and being her primary caregiver. They have three young adult sons.

Anything you can do to help support her in this cancer journey will make an immense difference in Renée's life.

With your help, we can alleviate the financial burden of medical bills and lost wages, ensuring that Renée and Brian can focus on her health and well-being without added financial stress.

The funds will also be used to provide healthy, clean, dietician approved meals during treatment. We have also applied to and are exploring all options for participation in a clinical trial out of state, necessitating travel accommodations.

Clinical trials test new ways to find, prevent and treat cancer. They also help doctors improve the quality of life for people with cancer by testing ways to manage the side effects of cancer and its treatment. Your donations will enable Renée and her family to access potentially life-saving / life-extending treatments, offering HOPE that is so needed in the face of this relentless disease.

We do know God is ultimately in control. And we trust Him and His ways, as well as His plan for Renée. We covet your prayers & your support. She's amazing and she's the best wife / sister / mom / daughter you could ask for. We love her to pieces.

This is a tangible way we can love and support her, in the way we would want to be loved and supported in the same situation. Every prayer and donation, big or small, brings us one step closer to meeting her needs as she receives the care and support she deserves.

Thank you!