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I wanted to take the time out to say thank you for all that you have done for me. It may seem little to some but to me it’s everything. Having Breast Cancer isn’t easy especially when all the bills pile up and trying to keep up with all the medicine you have to purchase and the food that you need to eat and drink. Things get a little out of hand where you can’t pay for anything. Even buying food gets hard. I cried many nights praying for help just so I could breathe. Cancer of Many Colors did just that. They paid my biggest bill which God heard my cry. I work as many days as my body allows. I thank God for the opportunity to Breathe. Everyday is struggle to survive but today I can Breathe. Thank you, Thank you and Bless you, Thank you.
Sincerely,
Ms. Lee English
First and foremost, we want to thank Cancer of Many Colors for their help during our time of need. My husband Bert had not been feeling well for several months and was told in June he had a pyloric ulcer and that it takes time for it to heal with over-the-counter medicines. As time progressed, he lost weight and had trouble keeping food down more daily. It took a couple of months, from early November, to get a referral to a gastroenterologist & testing, then an oncologist and further tests to find out that he had Stage IV adenocarcinoma esophageal cancer that had spread to his liver and surrounding tissues. We were devastated and entirely at a loss for how to proceed with life as we knew it when we still had paychecks to cover our needs. Unfortunately, he was no longer able to work starting the middle of November due to a loss of 70 pounds, complete fatigue and severe pain from the cancer.
God bless anyone and their families who have received a cancer diagnosis, and know that we all now belong to a group of people that have been forever changed but not defeated. Be strong but never too proud to accept a helping hand.
Forever grateful,
Cris and Bert Bock
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I was diagnosed with thyroid cancer in January 2018. It came out of nowhere. I had no symptoms. Thankfully, while at an urgent care the doctor felt nodules on my neck. I was not too worried because I was not familiar with the thyroid. Fortunately, I decided to follow through with an ultrasound/ biopsy of the nodules in my neck. I then underwent 2 surgeries to remove my entire thyroid and now have to rely on a medication to “function” as my old thyroid did. I went on to do a radioactive treatment. I came across Cancerofmanycolors when I was driving home one day. It certainly is a blessing. Paulette and her team came to our aid and assisted us with a utility bill that got behind due to all the medical expenses. The world is blessed to have organizations like this exist.
Thank you,
Michelle Helton
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When I departed from home yesterday I had no idea what my day was going to be like. Of course, I left home seeking help with my electric bill which was due to be cut off. I went to several big churches and got turned away. So, I started out to the library to fill out an application with another organization for help. As I was passing Alala the spirit told me to go in and see if they could help. Initially the receptionist told me they didn't help with bills. She called in the back and Ms. Lisa came out. She was the one who referred me. Right then the spirit was over whelming. I just cried. I felt like everything was going to be fine. It was God working through people who truly want to help. The people who run Cancer of Many Colors never saw me, but they heard my cry. I thanked the Load and thanked them too. To anyone in this situation there will be many doors you have to knock on and there will be many no's that we only help our members I say don't give up. God will direct your path. To the members of Cancer of Many Colors, the seed you sow in my life has be placedin fertile ground. Thank you all so very much. God Bless.
Debra