I have evicted cancer patients with children whose father abandoned them and the mother when she was terminal.  

(We are retired now due to his cancer).

I have an older army veteran who lost his wife of over 30 years to cancer earlier this year and is now looking to sell what once was their home.

I started to help manage my mother's properties when she became sick with cancer.  

The situation:Our 32-year-old daughter-in-law has just been diagnosed with breast cancer, and along with a number of other serious health issues, is so ill that our son can hardly work. 

Is 2 years older than me and has had rectal cancer and is still recovering and is limited.  

Jeff is a widower who has some debt remaining from medical bills from his deceased wifes cancer treatment.

welcome neighbor i joined BP yesterday and the west coast months ago.my dad is an army vet and my bro is/was an AF vet but he died of cancer shortly after coming back from afghanistan and being drugged up by the VA hospital and so did a couple of his colleagues.

I had to move back to upstate NY when I learned my Dad had cancer and wasn't going to make it another year, that was in January 2011.

Situation: The homeowner had terminal cancer and was motivated to sell.