07/12/2025
Hi all sorry we've been MIA - but after our fundraising in the fall BLEW up - WE CAN'T THANK YOU ALL ENOUGH! We wanted to give Miranda, Lloyd and the girls time to settle in and get adjusted to life back in Wisconsin!
Here's a little refresher/update:
For the past three years, Miranda has been battling triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC), a rare and aggressive form of breast cancer.
After multiple rounds of chemo and a double mastectomy in March 2023 she was declared cancer free and was finally able to ring the bell. Unfortunately, the good news didn’t last, as her breast cancer returned early 2024. While living in Arkansas she underwent more advanced treatment including multiple rounds of radiation. Jump to mid-end August 2024, Miranda received the news that her cancer had advanced to stage 4 and had spread past what the doctors were able to treat. Thus the decision was made to move home to Wisconsin so Miranda could receive advanced treatment in Madison and seek trial opportunities at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota.
In the past month Miranda and Lloyd have purchased a, new to them, house. While currently working on getting things updated and making the house into a home for their two daughters they were hit with the worst news that Miranda's diagnosis has advanced.
To do what little we can to help, we are putting the word out and asking for the community to gather together to help support this family once again. Miranda, Lloyd and I talked about how re-establishing a meal train would be a small way to ease the family in their day to day hurdles.
Please help us support this family by signing up to bring a home-cooked meal, purchasing a gift card or donating to the Miracles for Miranda fund through the meal train page.
This community has helped this family in tremendous ways in the past year and we know that with your help we can show up for them again!
*LAST REQUEST: Please share this post to help spread the word!*
For the past three years, Miranda has been battling triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC), a rare and aggressive form of breast cancer. After multiple rounds of chemo and a double mastectomy in March 2023 she was declared cancer free and was finally able to ring the bell. Unfortunately, the good news...