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Supporting Breanna's surgery recovery and fight against cancer

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To know her is to know unwavering love, fierce loyalty, and a servant’s heart. She would do anything for anyone — always the first to lend a hand, faithfully showing up for the people she loves, and leaving everyone she meets better than she found them. She has a rare gift for making every room brighter simply by being in it. Adventurous, fun, fearless, and endlessly capable, she is loved everywhere she goes by friends from all walks of life. Her strength is unwavering and her love is immeasurable. Now that same fierceness is turned toward the fight of her life and getting back to living fully as she always has. She is facing it head-on, surrounded by the people who love her right back — and she does not have to face it alone. She had major abdominal surgery on July 28th and will be fighting ovarian cancer for the next six months. Juan especially and her dad, Brennon, mom, Charla have been at her side through it all.


Special Notes

Meals Home-cooked dinners *Breanna doesn’t have much of an appetite right now. Soft bland food would be best for the first week or so. Nothing spicy. Soups, mashed potatoes, cheese grits. Breakfast foods Easy lunches Healthy snacks Fresh fruit Electrolyte drinks Grocery deliveries Restaurant gift cards DoorDash/Uber Eats gift cards Pets Dog walking Letting dogs outside Feeding and fresh water Picking up pet food Household Laundry Folding and putting clothes away Light housekeeping Vacuuming Changing bed linens Taking out trash and recycling Dishwasher Watering plants Bringing in mail and packages Transportation Driving to chemotherapy Driving to follow-up appointments Picking up prescriptions Grocery shopping Recovery-specific Sitting with her during the day while you work Helping her shower safely if she’s comfortable with that and needs assistance Organizing medications Refilling water bottles Preparing small meals Walking with her when she’s allowed to help regain strength Support for Juan Caregivers often get overlooked. Someone to mow the lawn Car maintenance or errands A few meals just for him Someone to stay with Breanna so he can get out for a few hours A chance to vent or have a smoke with a friend Help cleaning the house before she comes home

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