Jenny Tokarev, the first season of reality show, recently appeared at the center of a mass recruitment campaign, in which she asked for the public's help in financing her medical expenses.
The Struggle to Save Jenny:
Everyone remembers Jenny Tuckerb from the Beauty Queen contest and the first season of "Big Brother," more than a decade ago.
In 2016, Tokarev, 35, was informed that she had breast cancer.
Her struggle with the serious illness, which included chemotherapy treatments and partial mastectomy, was documented in a series of videos she uploaded to her Facebook and YouTube pages and they were a success and she has the support of the public.
After appearing healthy and able to return to her life routine, Tokarev was diagnosed in 2019 with endometriosis and had to undergo a complex surgery that left her with many health problems and severe pain.
Tuckereb's health condition, combined with the corona, has led to her complete loss of ability to work, and in addition to her medical and financial distress, she is also forced to help her mother.
Recently, in a fundraising campaign that went online for her on behalf of the "Supportive Family" organization, she turned to the public and asked for his help.
"I am only 35 years old, I had cancer and since then the corona I have had to help myself and my mother," read the text accompanying the campaign that went up on Facebook (and can be found on the Save My Life page) and Instagram.
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"In 2016 I had grade 3 breast cancer, I went through everything: chemotherapy, surgery and radiation and since then I have been closely monitored as I carry the breast cancer gene. "Partial resection of the bladder, bowel and removal of the left trumpet. These treatments have caused pain, weakness, dysfunction and mental states that I pray that time will forget."
Jenny asks for the help of the followers, as she has often helped herself to others, so she claims.
"When I had the strength I helped so many people and I always took on everything I could to relieve those around me, but my body does not withstand the load and today I need your help," read under Tuckerb's photos before and after she fell ill.
"I have to stop the dizziness for a moment and take care of myself, I have to allow good people to help me. I hope it's part of the recovery process and I can start to recover!"
It was further explained: "I have 100% loss of ability to work and therefore call for help. The treatments can save my life, prevent my body from continuing to deteriorate and save a lot of pain, but the treatments cost a lot of money and I will not be able to start them until I raise the full amount. Let him enlist my help! "
After running on the net for a month and gaining the support of hundreds of donors who opened their hearts and pockets, the campaign has recently come to an end.
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Esti-Lee Paz, CEO of a supportive family organization, responded: "For several months we have not undertaken a fundraising campaign for an oncology patient to present treatment options around the world for cancer patients who do not have adequate access to information, especially during the corona period.
At the end of August we were approached by Ginny, an optimistic, charming girl who lights up the room and leaves no one indifferent.
She told us about the physical and mental challenges she was going through and how resource mobilization assistance could help, and we immediately enlisted help.
We did not know what the response would be, because in the Corona period so many people need and ask for help.
Fortunately, the campaign was successful and we would like to thank all the supporters.
You will know that you are responsible for a significant change in the life of every person you support.
You are referred when the patient has no other source of assistance and needs a supportive family. "
