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Rolon, a Somerville mom, was diagnosed with breast cancer triple negative breast cancer when her third child was four months old, she said on a GoFundMe page she launched for herself and her family.
She underwent five months of weekly chemotherapy, a double mastectomy and 25 rounds of radiation.
Then, Rolon underwent a clinical trial and her cancer went into remission but it was short- lived.
"I started to feel great and decided to get back to the gym," she writes. "After three days at the gym I could barely move my bad arm."
Last May, a CT scan showed her cancer has spread. Rolon is now hoping some non-conventional therapies will help her beat cancer.
"My cancer is now deemed stage 4 and no cure," she said. "I’ve flown to Texas to get a second opinion and both top hospitals agree with chemo for life and no real cure."
Rolon has created a fundraiser to assist with the out of pocket costs. As of Tuesday, June 25, more than $62,000 has been raised.
"Help me stand a chance against this cancer," Rolon said. "This treatment could be the miracle I’ve been praying for.
To view the fundraiser, click here.
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