If you're reading this you know about my sister Tammie and how she left this world about 4 months ago at the hands of this disease. The photo I chose was taken only days before she passed and the smile on her face makes me smile every single time. That smile belonged to a fantastic person. I miss her more every week that goes by. So many times I want to call her, ask her opinion, share something I saw or did, or just complain about the driver in front of me. And I can't. She was 36. Married 5 years, a mother for almost 1. She was supposed to make it 40 more years and me and her and my other sister Stacie were going to be those old ladies you see in memes on Instagram, dancing around at a street festival with glasses of wine and making all the younger people laugh. The ladies going out for lunch and none of them can hear and only one of them can drive. That was supposed to be us.

Cancer doesn't care who you are. It ruins all lives. And separates mothers from their sons and husband's from their wives and I hate it.

I also normally hate fundraisers, esp ones involving large corporations to be honest, but my sister Tammie believed in this one wholeheartedly and so, in her honor I ask you to please donate so that we can continue on with her dream and search for a cure. She truly believed in it and I do too.

I miss my sister so much and theres a million people out there just like me. 

Please donate. My children and I will be walking in Tammie's Army alongside Tammie's husband and son and the rest her family and friends who she left behind, missing a wonderful person who was taken from us too soon.

Thank you for your support.