What We Do For Cancer Patients…

Imagine that in addition to being told you have cancer, you find that you are unable to continue working. You have enough money to maintain your insurance coverage for a month or two, but depending on how your treatment goes, you may need to be off work for more than 6 months. How will you live? How can you pay all of your regular bills? And how can you pay for all of your prescriptions to control your pain and nausea? One prescription for nausea medicine may cost $27 per pill, and a 2 week supply of pain medicine may be over $200!

Victory in the Valley has established an Emergency Medical Fund (provided on a short-term basis) to assist with these needs.  This fund is accessed through the direction of the patient’s physician/nurse, and the pharmacy is paid directly by Victory in the Valley after authorization. Each $1 donated to this limited fund, is used directly to provide pain or nausea relief, and to see a patient through some of their darkest hours.