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AshersFightAgainstCancer

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Asher Dupire

Fundraising forAsher Dupire
Chelsea Dupire

Chelsea Dupire

Arkansas

Jared Dupire
is collaborating on this fundraiser
$21,367of $50,000 goal
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Our little boy, Asher, is just three years old, and he’s fighting a battle far bigger than he is.

He was diagnosed with precursor B-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (B-ALL), a blood cancer that attacks his bone marrow and forces his tiny body to work harder than it ever should. In an instant, our baby went from playing with toys and running through the house… to hospital rooms, chemo pumps, and procedures no child should ever know.

Since diagnosis, Asher has endured pain, fear, weakness, and exhaustion that would break most adults.

He’s had:

• intense chemotherapy

• blood and platelet transfusions

• lumbar punctures

• bone marrow biopsies 

• infections that landed him in the hospital for 21 days

• nights where he couldn’t walk, eat, or even lift his head

• days where all we could do was hold him and pray his body could keep going

But the hardest part is still ahead.

Asher is now entering the most intense phase of treatment, the part doctors say will be the toughest on his little body. There will be more chemo, more hospital stays, more side effects, and more days where cancer steals pieces of his childhood. His full treatment will last 2.5 years. Two and a half years of fighting. Two and a half years of trying to keep him safe, comfortable, and strong.

We are doing everything we can. But this journey has placed enormous emotional, physical, and financial strain on our family. Caring for Asher full-time means missed work, constant travel, days and nights spent in the hospital, medical costs, and trying to make life as normal as possible for his siblings while keeping everything together.

Your support, whether through donating, sharing, or praying, means more than we can ever express. It helps us stay afloat, stay by Asher’s side, and give him every ounce of strength, comfort, and love he needs to beat this.

Asher is fighting for his childhood.

We are fighting for him.

And with your help, he won’t fight alone. 💛🎗️

Fundraiser Updates (1)

February 21, 2026
Chelsea Dupire
Chelsea Dupire

We wanted to give a little update as we head into the next phase of Asher’s treatment.

 

Asher is doing so good right now. When you look at him, you see our happy, silly, Bluey-loving three-year-old again. And that is such a gift. But starting this next stage, things get heavier.

 

He is entering an intensified treatment phase that includes:

 

• Dexamethasone (a strong steroid that affects mood and appetite)

• Lumbar puncture with chemo placed directly into his spine

• Doxorubicin (the “red chemo” that requires heart monitoring)

• Vincristine

• And just days later, PEG asparaginase

 

He will also have an echocardiogram to monitor his heart before and during treatment because some of these medications can be very hard on little bodies.

 

This stage is intense. It means longer hospital days, more side effects, and closer monitoring. It means we prepare for counts to drop. It means infection risks. It means watching him closely for reactions. It means bracing ourselves emotionally while trying to stay steady for him.

 

The travel alone has increased significantly. We are making frequent trips, sometimes every few days, and the medical bills and travel expenses have added up quickly. We are so incredibly thankful for the generosity we received around Christmas, truly. Those funds helped us more than you know. But they have been depleted as we’ve continued forward.

Alex Meister

Alex Meister

$20 • Recent donation

Anonymous

Anonymous

$3,000 • Top donation

Megan Chronister

Megan Chronister

$50 • First donation

Organizer

Chelsea Dupire

Chelsea Dupire is the organizer of this fundraiser

Beneficiary
Jared Dupire

Support  Jared Dupire  by donating to this fundraiser

AshersFightAgainstCancer
Chelsea Dupire

Chelsea Dupire

Arkansas

Jared Dupire
is collaborating on this fundraiser

Fundraising for

Asher Dupire

Fundraising forAsher Dupire
Donation protected
👍 0% fee

Our little boy, Asher, is just three years old, and he’s fighting a battle far bigger than he is.

He was diagnosed with precursor B-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (B-ALL), a blood cancer that attacks his bone marrow and forces his tiny body to work harder than it ever should. In an instant, our baby went from playing with toys and running through the house… to hospital rooms, chemo pumps, and procedures no child should ever know.

Since diagnosis, Asher has endured pain, fear, weakness, and exhaustion that would break most adults.

He’s had:

• intense chemotherapy

• blood and platelet transfusions

• lumbar punctures

• bone marrow biopsies 

• infections that landed him in the hospital for 21 days

• nights where he couldn’t walk, eat, or even lift his head

• days where all we could do was hold him and pray his body could keep going

But the hardest part is still ahead.

Asher is now entering the most intense phase of treatment, the part doctors say will be the toughest on his little body. There will be more chemo, more hospital stays, more side effects, and more days where cancer steals pieces of his childhood. His full treatment will last 2.5 years. Two and a half years of fighting. Two and a half years of trying to keep him safe, comfortable, and strong.

We are doing everything we can. But this journey has placed enormous emotional, physical, and financial strain on our family. Caring for Asher full-time means missed work, constant travel, days and nights spent in the hospital, medical costs, and trying to make life as normal as possible for his siblings while keeping everything together.

Your support, whether through donating, sharing, or praying, means more than we can ever express. It helps us stay afloat, stay by Asher’s side, and give him every ounce of strength, comfort, and love he needs to beat this.

Asher is fighting for his childhood.

We are fighting for him.

And with your help, he won’t fight alone. 💛🎗️

Fundraiser Updates (1)

February 21, 2026
Chelsea Dupire
Chelsea Dupire

We wanted to give a little update as we head into the next phase of Asher’s treatment.

 

Asher is doing so good right now. When you look at him, you see our happy, silly, Bluey-loving three-year-old again. And that is such a gift. But starting this next stage, things get heavier.

 

He is entering an intensified treatment phase that includes:

 

• Dexamethasone (a strong steroid that affects mood and appetite)

• Lumbar puncture with chemo placed directly into his spine

• Doxorubicin (the “red chemo” that requires heart monitoring)

• Vincristine

• And just days later, PEG asparaginase

 

He will also have an echocardiogram to monitor his heart before and during treatment because some of these medications can be very hard on little bodies.

 

This stage is intense. It means longer hospital days, more side effects, and closer monitoring. It means we prepare for counts to drop. It means infection risks. It means watching him closely for reactions. It means bracing ourselves emotionally while trying to stay steady for him.

 

The travel alone has increased significantly. We are making frequent trips, sometimes every few days, and the medical bills and travel expenses have added up quickly. We are so incredibly thankful for the generosity we received around Christmas, truly. Those funds helped us more than you know. But they have been depleted as we’ve continued forward.

Organizer

Chelsea Dupire

Chelsea Dupire is the organizer of this fundraiser

Beneficiary
Jared Dupire

Support  Jared Dupire  by donating to this fundraiser

$21,367of $50,000 goal
246Donors
78Comments
46Share ArrowShares
Alex Meister

Alex Meister

$20 • Recent donation

Anonymous

Anonymous

$3,000 • Top donation

Megan Chronister

Megan Chronister

$50 • First donation

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