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GoFundMe.com: "Jessica Fighting Like A Girl" - asking for donations

A friend of mine posted this on her Facebook page (https://www.gofundme.com/buya5us4). It's a link to a GoFundMe fundraiser page, asking for donations to help "Jessica." The write-up was authored by Danielle Andersen-Jeppesen, and reads as follows:

"Jessica is a beautiful young woman facing a tremendous battle. She came to my family at 8 years old after many years of foster care. Her adoptive dad, Scott, had cancer as a child and the treatments he received damaged his heart, liver, and kidneys. He died one year after her adoption. She continued to be the best daughter and sister she could as we all grieved his loss. Health issues continued to plague our family and she was so strong for all of us. 

 Fast forward to a month ago and she got the terrifying news that her young (21 year old) body is facing a cancer battle of her own. She has breast cancer. She's already underwent surgery to remove the tumor and is needing genetic testing to determine her future.

 Please donate towards her testing as it is not covered by her insurance, and some of her living expenses as she has been unable to work at this point. I will keep you updated on her testing and treatment as we move forward.

 Love this girl, she's a beautiful force. Thank you for your support in her journey."

Again, to donate to this cause, go the this link:

https://www.gofundme.com/buya5us4

Feel free to pass this information along to others, thanks for your help, and if you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask. Thanks again.
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