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Our family never imagined we would be writing words like these.
Recently, our sister-in-law, Fabiane (Binha), was diagnosed with a rare type of glioblastoma, an aggressive and devastating form of brain cancer. This diagnosis has profoundly impacted her, her immediate family, and everyone who loves her. In a very short time, life has shifted into a new and uncertain reality.
She is a wife, a mom, a daughter, a sister, and someone who has always been willing to help, care for, and show up for others. Seeing someone so giving now facing such a difficult diagnosis is heartbreaking for all of us.
She is deeply loved by her family, who are standing beside her with strength and devotion. While not all of us can be physically present right now, this fundraiser is how our family can come together — to support her, to support those caring for her, and to ensure she has access to the care and resources she needs.
This journey requires immediate and specialized medical care, difficult decisions, and time — time away from work, from routine, and from normal life. Along with the emotional weight, the financial burden of treatments, possible travel, and daily expenses can quickly become overwhelming.
We created this fundraiser to help ease that burden, so our beloved sister-in-law and her family can focus on what matters most: treatment, comfort, hope, and being together.
Any contribution, no matter the amount, will make a meaningful difference. If you are unable to donate, sharing this page or keeping her and our family in your thoughts and prayers is deeply appreciated.
From our hearts, thank you for your kindness, compassion, and support during this incredibly difficult time.
With gratitude,
Our Family
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