As I’ve mentioned in other blogs, cancer has many facets, and the physical aspect is what everyone focuses on but there are others: the psychological, spiritual, emotional, etc.
But there is another facet that cannot be overlooked: the financial.
Cancer is not cheap.
Just when you are dealing with an overwhelming illness, you often end up with financial burdens. I, for instance, am now out of work, and Angela has had to reduce her hours in order to take care of me. And then, if you are in the American Healthcare System, there’s no telling what crazy bill you will be getting for what uncovered service for what crazy reason at what absolutely crazy inflated price. I just got a bill from Roswell Park for $700. And then there’s the other copays.
Someone started a GoFundMe for our family, and I really want to thank everyone who contributed, whether a small or large amount. You have no idea what a help this is. We feel challenged just with the physical and other aspects of cancer; to be on the verge of bankruptcy also would be, well, a lot. May God get everyone of you back, and richly!
Cancer Chronicles 
It was wonderful that your friend Emma set Go Fund Me up for you. Thank you to all that contributed.
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