Ray Gildow

In 2017, Ray was diagnosed with Small Cell Lymphoma, a cancer that required monitoring but did not require active treatment. In May 2019, this cancer morphed into Large Cell Lymphoma which required immediate chemo treatment to try to control it. After a run of these treatments in Staples over the summer, and a couple of subsequent weeks of testing at the U of M, it has been determined that this aggressive cancer is requiring a new set of chemo treatments moving forward. The overall goal is remission so he can be a candidate for stem cell replacement. We’d love your continued support as we navigate these tough waters ahead. God bless you all!