Earlier this year, Matt was diagnosed with an Inflammatory Myofibroblastic Tumor (IMT), a rare form of cancer in his lung. On February 10, he will undergo a right lower lobe lobectomy at Anschutz to remove the tumor, followed by a 3–4 day hospital stay and an expected 4–8 week recovery at home in Longmont. The prognosis is overwhelmingly positive for a full recovery and very good chance he will be cancer free. This season has been heavy, uncertain, and humbling, and we have been deeply moved by the love, care, and generosity our community has already shown us. So many people have asked how best to support us during Matt’s surgery and recovery, and we wanted to create a simple resource to help channel that care in ways that are genuinely helpful. Food, house care, and pet support will be especially appreciated, and we’ll welcome visitors once we have a better sense of how Matt is feeling. Karen will be working throughout Matt’s surgery and recovery and would love low-key connection—at-home game nights or short outings as Matt’s energy allows. This is a first-time surgery and cancer for our little family so thank you for meeting us where we are at and walking alongside us during this time. We feel incredibly held by our community of friends and family.