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CancerSurgerySupport

CancerSurgerySupport

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Justin Robinson

Fundraising forJustin Robinson
Justin Robinson

Justin Robinson

Cookeville Tn

$695of $1,000 goal
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At just 29 years old, Ashley has been through more than most people face in a lifetime. In the past year alone, she has undergone 4 surgeries related to cancer and ongoing health complications. What started as emergency surgeries turned into a nonstop battle filled with pain, recovery, doctor visits, and heartbreaking uncertainty.

Recently, we received more difficult news — Ashley tested positive for the BRCA2 gene mutation. This gene greatly increases her risk for breast and ovarian cancer, and her doctors are now recommending a double mastectomy along with surgery to remove her ovaries. This means she is now facing 2 more major surgeries and even more recovery time ahead.

Because of constant medical appointments, testing, and treatments — often 2 or more doctor visits every week — Ashley is still unable to work. Between surgeries, hospital stays, medications, follow-up care, travel, and everyday living expenses, the financial stress has become overwhelming even with insurance.

We created this fundraiser to help ease some of that burden so Ashley can focus on healing and getting through these surgeries.

Fundraiser Updates (2)

March 31, 2026
Justin Robinson
Justin Robinson

This is Ashley. 

 

Trigger warning- I’m posting photos of open incisions & staples.

 

Here’s the update I’ve been waiting to post.

 

February 13th I went to the hospital for pain and found out I needed my appendix removed. Along with that, they found a tumor that ended up being cancer. I was then referred to another doctor for a more in-depth surgery.

 

March 13th I had a colonoscopy which showed a polyp—thankfully not cancerous.

 

March 18th was the big surgery. The plan was about 3 hours—removing part of my bowel and some lymph nodes to check for spread.

 

It turned into about 5 hours. They removed 19 lymph nodes, almost a foot of my small and large bowel, and part of my liver. They also repaired a hernia and removed scar tissue throughout.

 

During surgery, I stopped breathing—both during and when coming out of it. I ended up in the ICU, with my stats not getting above 50.

 

I woke up with 40 staples on the outside, 2 drains, and more staples internally.

 

I spent 5 days in the hospital, barely able to walk from the bed to the bathroom.

 

Pathology came back Tuesday when my drains were removed. I’ve since had my staples taken out as well—and I also had a reaction to the staples, so every single place there was a staple now has a rash and redness.

 

Oncology was today (March 31st).

 

It’s now been 15 days without real food—mostly just bread or a quesadilla. I physically struggle to get out of bed or off the couch, and I can’t even walk through Walmart.

 

Pathology revealed stage 3 appendix cancer, and it has spread to some of my lymph nodes.

 

This is the second cancer I’ve had in a single year—this one now being stage 3.

 

Chemo is on hold for now until I get my PET/NET scan in April.

 

This is the reality. It’s not a joke.

 

I’m sharing my Spotfund because right now, we could really use the help.

 

That’s all I have for now

March 10, 2026
Justin Robinson
Justin Robinson

Ashley will be having surgery March 18th. She will be in the hospital for over a week. The doctors said this surgery is going to be very hard on her. Due to the surgery itself and the scar tissue from the other 3 surgeries. 

Brook Jolley

Brook Jolley

$100 • Recent donation

Upper Cumberland Pride

Upper Cumberland Pride

$100 • Top donation

Tiffany Swanson

Tiffany Swanson

$50 • First donation

Organizer

Justin Robinson

Justin Robinson is the organizer of this fundraiser

CancerSurgerySupport
Justin Robinson

Justin Robinson

Cookeville Tn

Fundraising for

Justin Robinson

Fundraising forJustin Robinson
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At just 29 years old, Ashley has been through more than most people face in a lifetime. In the past year alone, she has undergone 4 surgeries related to cancer and ongoing health complications. What started as emergency surgeries turned into a nonstop battle filled with pain, recovery, doctor visits, and heartbreaking uncertainty.

Recently, we received more difficult news — Ashley tested positive for the BRCA2 gene mutation. This gene greatly increases her risk for breast and ovarian cancer, and her doctors are now recommending a double mastectomy along with surgery to remove her ovaries. This means she is now facing 2 more major surgeries and even more recovery time ahead.

Because of constant medical appointments, testing, and treatments — often 2 or more doctor visits every week — Ashley is still unable to work. Between surgeries, hospital stays, medications, follow-up care, travel, and everyday living expenses, the financial stress has become overwhelming even with insurance.

We created this fundraiser to help ease some of that burden so Ashley can focus on healing and getting through these surgeries.

Fundraiser Updates (2)

March 31, 2026
Justin Robinson
Justin Robinson

This is Ashley. 

 

Trigger warning- I’m posting photos of open incisions & staples.

 

Here’s the update I’ve been waiting to post.

 

February 13th I went to the hospital for pain and found out I needed my appendix removed. Along with that, they found a tumor that ended up being cancer. I was then referred to another doctor for a more in-depth surgery.

 

March 13th I had a colonoscopy which showed a polyp—thankfully not cancerous.

 

March 18th was the big surgery. The plan was about 3 hours—removing part of my bowel and some lymph nodes to check for spread.

 

It turned into about 5 hours. They removed 19 lymph nodes, almost a foot of my small and large bowel, and part of my liver. They also repaired a hernia and removed scar tissue throughout.

 

During surgery, I stopped breathing—both during and when coming out of it. I ended up in the ICU, with my stats not getting above 50.

 

I woke up with 40 staples on the outside, 2 drains, and more staples internally.

 

I spent 5 days in the hospital, barely able to walk from the bed to the bathroom.

 

Pathology came back Tuesday when my drains were removed. I’ve since had my staples taken out as well—and I also had a reaction to the staples, so every single place there was a staple now has a rash and redness.

 

Oncology was today (March 31st).

 

It’s now been 15 days without real food—mostly just bread or a quesadilla. I physically struggle to get out of bed or off the couch, and I can’t even walk through Walmart.

 

Pathology revealed stage 3 appendix cancer, and it has spread to some of my lymph nodes.

 

This is the second cancer I’ve had in a single year—this one now being stage 3.

 

Chemo is on hold for now until I get my PET/NET scan in April.

 

This is the reality. It’s not a joke.

 

I’m sharing my Spotfund because right now, we could really use the help.

 

That’s all I have for now

March 10, 2026
Justin Robinson
Justin Robinson

Ashley will be having surgery March 18th. She will be in the hospital for over a week. The doctors said this surgery is going to be very hard on her. Due to the surgery itself and the scar tissue from the other 3 surgeries. 

Organizer

Justin Robinson

Justin Robinson is the organizer of this fundraiser

$695of $1,000 goal
11Donors
6Comments
19Share ArrowShares
Brook Jolley

Brook Jolley

$100 • Recent donation

Upper Cumberland Pride

Upper Cumberland Pride

$100 • Top donation

Tiffany Swanson

Tiffany Swanson

$50 • First donation

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