Hello friends, family, and kind-hearted supporters,

My name is Amy Jalocha, and I am a 43-year-old wife, mother, and daughter, blessed beyond measure and grateful to have a family I truly cherish. My husband?my best friend?and our two amazing teenage boys are my heart and motivation. I?m also incredibly thankful for my loving church family, who have been my steadfast prayer warriors and a source of constant strength and encouragement through every step of this journey.

In 2019, I was first diagnosed with colon cancer. I had immediate surgery and was told I was cancer-free, but in 2024, I received devastating news: the cancer had spread to my liver and lungs. Since then, I?ve spent the past year and a half in and out of chemotherapy treatments and countless appointments. On Christmas Day 2024, a drainage tube was placed to help manage complications. It wasn?t how I expected to spend the holiday, but God?s ways are higher than ours. I may not always understand His plan, but I trust Him fully and remain grateful for every single day He gives me.

Recently, my oncologist told me there was nothing more they could do and that hospice care should be my next step. I was stunned. I still move around independently, work five days a week, and feel strong in both body and spirit?I?m simply not ready to give up.

Through prayer and perseverance, I found a doctor in Florida who offers renewed hope and has seen success in cases like mine. Unfortunately, this treatment is not covered by insurance, meaning all medical expenses, travel, and lodging must be paid out of pocket.

This road ahead will be challenging, but I have unwavering faith in God?s power to provide. I believe He still has plans for me?to spend more time with my husband and boys, to see my youngest son graduate, and, Lord willing, to someday hold my grandbabies in my arms.

If you feel led to help?through prayer, by sharing my story, or by contributing financially?please know how deeply grateful my family and I are. Every prayer, every act of kindness, and every bit of support brings me one step closer to continued treatment and the precious gift of more time.

With faith, gratitude, and belief in God?s miracles,

Amy Jalocha

To donate to Amy's Cancer Treatment Fund you can Venmo @helpamyheal, donate through her GoFundMe link https://gofund.me/c33deb530 or buy a T-Shirt that donates a portion of all sales to Amy through this link https://www.bonfire.com/store/amy-jalochas-cancer-fundraiser-shirts