Hello everyone,

My name is Casey, and I’m reaching out in faith to share our story and ask for your prayers and support as my wife Kay and I walk through one of the most challenging seasons of our lives.

In 2023, our world was turned upside down when my wife, Kay, was diagnosed with Stage 4 lung cancer, with metastases to other parts of her body. Despite the devastating news, Kay has remained one of the strongest and most faithful people I know—steadfast in her love for God and determined to fight with everything she has.

She has now completed three rounds of treatment on a new medication. We recently received some hopeful news: the main tumor has shown shrinkage, though the metastases have not changed. It’s not the full victory we’re praying for yet, but it’s progress—and we continue to trust in God’s healing power every step of the way.

In February, Kay was hospitalized with double pneumonia. By the grace of God, she pulled through, but she’s still coping with lingering fatigue from that experience.

On top of everything, I was recently let go from my job, which has placed a serious financial burden on us during an already overwhelming time. We are incredibly grateful that Kay has VA insurance, which covers her medical treatments—but many of the costs we face are outside that coverage. This includes:

 • Travel to and from appointments

 • Daily living expenses and utilities

 • Childcare and educational needs for our kids

 • Nutrition and healing-focused resources

 • Caregiving costs due to me being full-time at home

We chose GiveSendGo because it reflects our values—faith, prayer, and hope. We’re not just asking for financial help—we’re asking for prayers, for shares, and for encouragement. The smallest act of kindness or a single prayer means more than words can say.

We’re walking this road one day at a time, holding on tightly to our faith and believing that God is not done writing our story. If you feel led to give, share, or pray, thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

God bless you,

Casey & Kay Calhoun