“It's incredible how much people really do care and show it on Facebook, through praying, anything,” said Casey.

Casey’s supporters have also created a website allowing people to make donations for the Charf family.  Casey says that money will help if and when her family needs to travel to other states for treatment.  As of Monday evening, the site had raised more than $9,000.

Casey now calls last month’s car crash a blessing.

“I believe it was,” said Casey.  “I believe God made it happen at that point in time because that's the point I was strong enough to handle it.”

To follow Casey’s journey or to donate to her fund, visit the Casey's Cure website.  Friends will also hold a fundraiser on April 20 and will post future details on that website.