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Supporting a family struggling with a cancer diagnosis

Not all support is monetary.

Many people have reached out to our family to ask how they can support or contribute during this difficult time. Whether you simply want to offer words of comfort, drop off a meal, or make a financial contribution, there are ways that everyone can make a difference. I've provided ideas so that anyone can feel they have contributed or supported us regardless of your family's budget. The pandemic has been hard for many people, not just our family. 

Financial Contributions

We do not expect financial contributions, but I have been asked numerously on this topic so these are just ideas. We are grateful to everyone that has reached out to us and has come to our aid. 

Special Thanks

Jo Lynn Zegelien

Bob and Penny Maxwell

Stephanie Maxwell

Colleen Hoyt

Kathy and Curt Hoyt

Whitney Piper

Aneita Hoyt

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Cancer Services of Midland

ACEA High School

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Non-Financial Support 

  • Cards offering words of comfort and encouragement can be mailed to 1037 Scott Street, Midland, Michigan 48642

Clothing

Cancer Services of Midland replaced all of our laundry ruined at the laundromat, we are incredibly grateful for this kindness.

Rob enjoys reading about spirituality, the metaphysical, history, meditation and mindfulness, and he is also a Game of Thrones fan.

Pre-Made Food or Groceries

Rob has a specialized diet that requires low-sugar and less red meat. Good foods include:

  • Bananas

  • Pears

  • Avocados

  • Barley

  • Oatmeal

  • Applesauce

  • Chicken soups

  • Potato soups

  • Greek yogurt

  • Chamomile tea

  • Ginger ale

  • Bottled spring water

  • Ginger tea

  • Rye-based breads and crackers

  • Produce with few or no seeds

  • Mints

  • Coconut or almond milk

  • Chicken-based, pork-based, or lean beef-based meals

Infant Items

  • Sensitive diapers size 4

  • Sensitive wipes

Books

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