Oregon woman was diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer, then her husband's 300-member gaming community raised $1 million for research
- Gaming isn't always just about passing the time by pressing some buttons; the people who share your likes and hobbies often end up becoming a part of a community that takes the form of friendship, one that is bonded in happiness and sadness, both.
- When Jessica's life was threatened by breast cancer, her husband's gaming community with 300 members came to her rescue.
- They rallied around the couple and raised more than $1 million for lifesaving research, as per a report by Woman's World.
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- Gaming isn't always just about passing the time by pressing some buttons; the people who share your likes and hobbies often end up becoming a part of a community that takes the form of friendship, one that is bonded in happiness and sadness, both.
- When Jessica's life was threatened by breast cancer, her husband's gaming community with 300 members came to her rescue.
- They rallied around the couple and raised more than $1 million for lifesaving research, as per a report by Woman's World.
Sources: Times of India