Three North Bend Sisters Face Cancer Together, Lean on Each Other and Their Community

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

Three North Bend sisters, Jennifer, Stacey, and Kellie, are confronting cancer diagnoses that have altered their lives significantly. Jennifer faces Stage 0 breast cancer and is preparing for a double mastectomy, while Stacey is undergoing treatment for aggressive Stage 3 breast cancer, and Kellie has been diagnosed with Stage 2b melanoma. The sisters’ shared struggles have fostered a strong familial bond and garnered community support, with a GoFundMe raising over $9,700 for medical expenses. They advocate for early detection, highlighting the need for regular health screenings despite negative BRCA gene tests. The family faces emotional and logistical challenges, with Kellie managing her recovery and caring for children with special needs.

Jennifer balances her job with medical appointments, and Stacey navigates treatment without health insurance. Their story resonates widely, emphasizing the importance of support networks during health crises. The sisters hope to inspire others to prioritize proactive health conversations and screenings.

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