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The Morones Family
Tomorrow Devyn steps into the unknown. Chemo. A big, scary step that she has to do alone. Literally, since the facility won't authorize a guest. But step, she will and we will be here on the other side.
The kids are recovering well from their surgeries, which is amazing news and one less thing to worry about. That brings us back to the week ahead, the new abnormal.
Here's how you can support this week:
🎁 Her Amazon wishlist has things to help her get through chemo days.
Even something small means a lot. https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2RR4WPV7LS5Q9.
🍽️ Dinners are covered Mon-Wed this week...thank you to everyone who signed up! Reach out if you are interested in Monday-Wednesday of NEXT week.
🕯️ We wear pink on Mondays! Share this Support Now page with a pic of you in pink to help grow support and share Devyn's story.
Did you know: studies on cancer patients consistently show that community support - meals, notes, small comforts delivered or dropped off - measurably reduces stress and improves how patients cope during treatment. It's not just a nice gesture, it's part of what actually helps her get through this.
Right now the most helpful way to show up for her is exactly what we're doing here: meals, cards, wishlist items, and holding her in your thoughts from wherever you are.
The kids are recovering well from their surgeries, which is amazing news and one less thing to worry about. That brings us back to the week ahead, the new abnormal.
Here's how you can support this week:
🎁 Her Amazon wishlist has things to help her get through chemo days.
Even something small means a lot. https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2RR4WPV7LS5Q9.
🍽️ Dinners are covered Mon-Wed this week...thank you to everyone who signed up! Reach out if you are interested in Monday-Wednesday of NEXT week.
🕯️ We wear pink on Mondays! Share this Support Now page with a pic of you in pink to help grow support and share Devyn's story.
Did you know: studies on cancer patients consistently show that community support - meals, notes, small comforts delivered or dropped off - measurably reduces stress and improves how patients cope during treatment. It's not just a nice gesture, it's part of what actually helps her get through this.
Right now the most helpful way to show up for her is exactly what we're doing here: meals, cards, wishlist items, and holding her in your thoughts from wherever you are.
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