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Thanks for taking the time to visit my JustGiving page.

In May 2025, my life changed forever.

At just 29 years old and only six weeks pregnant, I was diagnosed with an aggressive and rare rectal cancer. What I believed was severe abdominal pain became a devastating reality that no one ever imagines facing, especially at a moment that should have been filled with hope and joy.

Because chemotherapy and radiotherapy are too dangerous during early pregnancy, I was forced to make the most heartbreaking decision of my life. To begin life-saving treatment, I had to say goodbye to my baby a loss that will stay with me forever.

Soon after, I underwent emergency bowel surgery. I now live with a permanent colostomy, a daily reminder of how drastically my world has changed.

My treatment journey was relentless. One week of radiotherapy to control the pain. Then nine cycles of powerful chemotherapy each one pushing my body and spirit to their limits. The side effects were overwhelming constant nausea, crushing fatigue, and weakness so severe that I often required hospital care. Yet I kept going, holding onto hope that the scans would show improvement, that surgery would still be possible, that I could reclaim some part of my life.

But the news that followed shattered that hope.

After completing the initial treatment, scans revealed that the cancer had spread to my bones and lungs. My disease is now metastatic. Surgery is no longer an option.

The spread to my spine and pelvis has brought relentless pain, weakness, and difficulty walking. Simple movements standing, climbing stairs, even walking across a room have become daily battles. My independence, my plans, my sense of normal life… everything has been taken away.

Today, I continue treatment with ongoing chemotherapy and targeted therapy. Every two weeks, my body endures FOLFIRI and Panitumumab  treatments that are harsh, exhausting, and unforgiving. The days after treatment are especially difficult, leaving me incredibly weak and dependent. I have been told that I will likely need to continue chemotherapy for the rest of my life as long as my body can tolerate it.

Through all of this, my husband has become my strength, my caregiver, my constant support. He cares for me every day, sacrificing his ability to work so he can help me through this fight. Together, we face not only the emotional and physical toll of cancer, but also the heavy burden of daily living expenses, rent, special dietary needs, and frequent hospital travel.

Our lives have been reduced to survival physically, emotionally, and financially.

Living with metastatic cancer is a reality I never imagined. It is a journey filled with uncertainty, pain, and fear. But despite everything, I continue to fight.

I fight for my life.
I fight for the memory of the child I lost.
I fight for the moments I still hope to share with my family.

We are raising funds to help ease the financial pressures that have become overwhelming to support travel for treatment, basic living costs, rental expenses, and nutritional needs. Your kindness and generosity will allow me to focus on what matters most: continuing treatment and cherishing whatever time I have with the people I love.

Any support no matter how small carries immense meaning for us.

Thank you for taking the time to read my story.
Thank you for standing beside me in this fight.

With heartfelt thanks

Shrijana

Blackpool, Lancashire, UK