

I have my good days and my bad, said Mathis.


It started with a rash on her leg.

I went to the hospital and found out it was my blood clotting, Mathis told us. So, they wanted to keep me and do CAT scans and MRIs and the next day they came in and told me I had a tumor.

Mathis doesn't have insurance and hasn't yet signed up for Affordable Healthcare. The medical bills are piling up and she can't even afford to find out if the tumor is benign or malignant.

That's where her boss comes in.

I just can't be standing by and doing nothing, said Kaiserhof owner Michael De Beyer. I have to try something because it's not right.

So De Beyer has decided to sell his family's 6,000 square foot restaurant and donate money to Mathis.


The Mathis family has been through a lot.

Mathis' older sister and mom work at the restaurant too.


I guess sort of the same thing Brittany is going through, admitted Barbara Mathis, Brittany's mom. I just want her to get help.


I really think it s an amazing blessing and can't thank him enough and his family, Mathis said. Never thought that anybody would do that and he did and it makes me feel really good.


He's tried to sell the restaurant before, and once turned down an offer for $1.3 million.

If you would like to help Brittany, you can make a donation at any Woodforest National Bank. The account is in the name Michael De Beyer.

Account # 135437895

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