💙 Meal Train for the Haugen/Ogden Family Friends, I’m reaching out today to ask for support for Ethan Haugen, an incredibly strong 18-year-old fighting stage 4 osteosarcoma, and his mom, Megan, along with their family of five. I’ve known Ethan since he was a little boy, and he has always been one of the sweetest kids you’ll ever meet. Even now—through unimaginable pain, surgeries, and constant treatments—he still finds ways to think of others. This past Christmas, while battling for his own health, he somehow managed to organize and support a huge fundraiser for other kids. That’s just who he is. What started as cancer in his left knee has spread to his lungs. Over the last year, he has endured the amputation of his left leg below the knee and two lung surgeries. He now spends 2–3 weeks each month at MD Anderson undergoing aggressive treatment, with another long year still ahead. It has been a very long and exhausting year for this family, and they still have a steep road in front of them. Between medical appointments, travel, medications, and caring for a household of five, the Weavers are stretched thin. Even the everyday things—like planning a meal—can feel overwhelming. A Meal Train is one way we can give them some relief. Providing a meal, sending delivery, or offering a gift card will give them comfort, time, and one less burden during a season already filled with so much stress. If you’re unable to participate, please keep Ethan and his family in your prayers and consider sharing the Meal Train link so others may help. Thank you for lifting this family up. Your kindness truly matters.