Dear Family and Friends,
My mother-in-law, Margaret Manning, began treatment for her Lymphoma Cancer on Monday, March 30, 2009 in Houston, TX. Prayers continue to be greatly appreciated in her behalf.
To read more about Margaret's story, and how the Lord has truly been leading and blessing her in her recovery efforts, please see her blog at www.margaretmanning.blogspot.com. She tells what has happened so far best in the posts titled "Come What May and Love It" - parts 1 & 2.
At this time, we are in great need of donations to pay for Margaret's ongoing treatment. Cash, credit cards, checks, frequent flyer miles, points for rental cars or hotels, etc. will all be very appreciated. We also have fundraisers in the works that you can donate to or come and support. (I'm helping a LOT with one, so check back for more details!)
The cost of the treatment is still somewhat unknown. The initial treatment was approximately $20,000, which was not covered by insurance at all. Margaret's insurance only works in the state of Arizona.
At this point we know that it will be at least $4800/month to continue treatment. Luckily, Margaret (and her daughter Maria who accompanied her to Houston), will be able to return to Arizona later tonight. We are so grateful to have her come home so soon, and that she was able to find a Dr. here to treat her - and get some of the medications covered by insurance!
We have set up a donation account on behalf of Margaret with a non-profit organization called Positive Impact. You can donate by going to Margaret's blog (see above). There are many different options on how to donate, including by credit card and check.
Thank you for your prayers and support at this difficult time for our family. We have great faith that Margaret will be healed and that everything will work out for her good.
I Do Now
1 week ago

1 comment:
andrea, we will keep your family in our prayers.
The chocolate place is in Glendale on 59th ave and glendale. it's called Cereta candy co, and it's been there for as long as I can remember. We would go there as kids alot because they do the tours and you get a free candy at the end. your kids would love it I am sure!
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