Fight The Fight, Find The Cure.. Donate your time to an individual Or cash,  Help a family member, friend, or member of your community with daily tasks that can become overwhelming during cancer treatment. Ask if you can bring a meal, provide transportation to an appointment, run an errand, care for a pet, go to the supermarket, or do household chores. Or, just lend an ear. People who have dealt with cancer firsthand often want to support others with cancer. Whether you are a cancer survivor or care for someone with cancer, you have valuable experience that can help others. Becoming a volunteer makes a difference in a person’s life. It also positively affects your own life.

When a close friend has been diagnosed with an illness or a chronic medical condition, it only makes sense that those closest to them would want to do everything possible to make that person feel better. Even though there may be little friends can do make the person feel better, they can take action and raise money for a friend who is sick. Just helping to reduce their financial burdens can alleviate stress. 

From emergency room visits to acute and long-term care, it does not take long for medical expenses to completely wipe out a person’s savings account. It can also leave a person with debt that can last for many years. 

I’m that person in need right now I have two kids a three month old and a 13 year old and any contribution even the cost of a five $5 taco is helpful 

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