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As Mother’s Day approaches, I want to share a brief update on my friend Djuna’s ( @sigurism ) situation.

After months of endless phone calls and emails, we’ve finally made contact with Breast Cancer Organizations that may be able to support her treatment going forward. Giving her family a bit of hope after such a harsh path.

However, right now she is facing two urgent expenses that cannot be delayed:

Her health insurance, which keeps her treatment active

Other expenses, enough to let her to stay in contact with doctors, support organizations, potential job opportunities, and her children

Without these, all our work may return into nothingness.

We are hoping to raise $250 to keep these essential lifelines in place. Donate here :)

If you can’t donate, sharing this is already meaningful support.

Thank you for, once again, for giving us a bit of your time and I can't hope anything but the best for you too! 😄

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A few months ago, my friend Djuna ( @sigurism ) returned from a medical appointment with a diagnosis that changed everything: breast cancer.

Since then, her already fragile stability has turned into a constant struggle to keep her health, her treatment, and her life from collapsing at the same time. She is a mother who has spent years being strong for others, but this is a fight she cannot carry alone anymore.

Against the odds, Djuna managed to cover part of her treatment and undergo surgery that promised a step forward. Unfortunately, cancer rarely plays fair.

As Djuna explains in her own words:

" Post-operative results showed that the cancer had reached a lymph node. Something so small it didn’t appear on scans, yet serious enough that my doctors are now discussing radiation, chemotherapy, or additional surgery to prevent recurrence. "

This charity campaign aims to raise $1,200, which will help cover immediate medical and living expenses and reduce the risk of interruptions in her treatment. It is not the full amount she needs, but it is a critical and necessary step. Click here to make a donative

As a thank you, every donor will be entered into a draw for a portrait commission by @feriowind, a professional artist who has generously offered their work in support of this cause.

( Just a few examples of their craft. Here's their entire gallery )

The winner will be announced in late February.

If you are unable to donate, sharing this campaign or a prayer in her name is already a meaningful way to help.