Give to Justin Mendola-Wong’s Cancer Treatment

Our dear friend Justin has been diagnosed with peritoneal mesothelioma, an aggressive and deadly form of cancer, and to support his health as well as his wife Hope and his three kids, we’re opening up this opportunity to give generously to their needs.

While the surgery was successful, this type of cancer has a high probability of returning, and if it does, Justin’s chances diminish significantly. On top of that, because Justin’s spleen was removed, he will be immunocompromised for the rest of his life, especially to bacterial infection. 

To prevent the cancer from returning and boost Justin’s immune system, Hope and Justin are pursuing several treatments over the next few years, and the estimated costs exceed $50,000, covering medical treatments, preventive therapies, travel expenses to clinics, and lots of child care.

Specifically, here are some of their upcoming costs:

• Hope4Cancer Clinic. An overseas medical clinic that focuses on wholistic treatment and care for cancer. Begins at $50,000.
• Hyperbaric Chamber. Promotes healing, decrease in inflammation, and boosts the immune system, especially important after surgery while Justin’s immune system is compromised. Begins at $30,000.
• Vitamin C injections to boost Justin’s immune system, damage cancer cells, and improve tissue repair. 
• Childcare. Exceeding $400 a month over two years.

The next two years are crucial in Justin’s journey toward recovery. These treatments are not covered by insurance, but they will maximize his chances of remaining cancer-free. 

On top of that, Justin is the primary breadwinner for his household, and as he recovers and undergoes more treatment, the Mendola-Wongs face increase costs while being unable to work.

Please consider giving generously to support the Mendola-Wongs in this challenging and scary time. Every bit of support, including prayers, financial assistance, and your time, will be a huge help.

We all love Justin and Hope so much, and we’re rooting for him and his family. Let’s rally around them and support them together.

OXO