Jacob Collins
Luna should be learning new words right now. Instead she is learning the sound of an IV pump, the sting of a needle, the smell of a hospital corridor at 3am. She is a baby. She is a cancer warrior. And she is waiting for a surgery her family cannot afford.
Her mother has barely left her side. She sleeps in a chair beside the cot, holds Luna against her chest when the fear gets too big for such a small body, and whispers the same promise over and over: I am right here. Just a mom fighting beside her baby.
Luna's condition is serious and her surgery is urgent. This operation is not optional and it is not something that can wait for a better month — it is critical for her health and for the future she still has every right to have.
The family has already given everything they had. Appointments, scans, medication, the drives to the hospital, the days of work lost sitting in waiting rooms — it has drained them. The cost of the surgery ahead is far more than they can manage on their own. That is the only reason this page exists.
Every donation goes straight into Luna's care: her operation, her hospital bills, and the recovery that follows once the surgery is finally behind her. Nothing abstract. Nothing wasted. Just a little girl getting the treatment she deserves.
$20 covers her medication. $50 pays for a hospital day. $100 helps cover the tests her surgeons need first. $250 moves her surgery from 'someday' to a date on the calendar.
If you cannot give, please share her page. Almost every donor here arrived because someone refused to scroll past a baby fighting cancer.
Luna is still fighting. Her mother is still fighting. Please help them win this.
— Davon Jackson, organiser
