Stories from Grateful Patients: Jennifer
May 5, 2025
In Her Own Words...
"I have stage 3 breast cancer. Recently, I had surgery and need additional treatment."
"I had to go to another town so a relative could help me get to the hospital, and it's pretty far from them. While I undergo chemotherapy, surgeries, and more treatments, I'm not working or receiving any kind of benefits. The distance and cost make it almost impossible to travel."
"Mercy Medical Angels has really helped me. Any amount for gas really helps, especially when you have to travel frequently and it's far away. I am very thankful for them."
~Jennifer
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