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Hola, Mi nombre es Adriana Morao y el protagonista de esta Historia es mi papa, Jesus Morao, te hablare un poco de mi papa pero primero agradezco tu tiempo en leer, compartir y colaborar con nosotros, Mi padre, hay muchas palabras que puede describrir a mi papa, pero una de ellas seria resiliente, mi papa se ha enfrentado a muchas cosas en su vida desde joven y siempre ha salido adelante, despues con sus hijos que somos 4, nunca se rendio y nos saco a cada uno de nosotros adelante, dandonos de acuerdo a su posibilidades las herramientas para continuar, por eso esa palabra lo define, RESILIENTE porque enfrenta las adversidades, ha tenido que adaptarse a los cambios de su vida y ha tenido la fortaleza necesaria para continuar. Ahora bien te contare un poco de lo que ha estado atravesando y ya tenemos 5 a-os en esta lucha.

Hace 5 a-os mi papa fue disganosticado con cancer de prostata con posible proliferacion del mismo porque se descubrio en un estadio 3, Gracias a Dios para ese momento solo basto la operacion y mucho control del mismo, papi tiene 5 a-os en examenes continuos, pero en el mes de Junio descubrimos que el cancer volvio y lo hizo de forma nodular en el lecho prostatico y tiene como descripcion que es una lesion proliferativa, papi debe someterse a diferentes examenes, inyecciones que tiene un valor de 1000$ cada una y radioterapia que estamos esperando el presupuesta total, esto en su primera fase, para lograr encapsularlo y que no haga metastasis, y despues esperar los pasos para la segunda fase que no sabemos si sera operacion o quimioterapias.

Les pido desde lo mas profundo de mi corazon, sea colaborando, difundiendo u orando para que mi Dios todopoderoso haga su milagro y me lo vuelva a sanar.

Yo solo quiero poder volver a abrazar a mi papa, y esto ha sido muy duro para mi y mis hermanos, porque uno como hijo quiere tener a sus padres eternamente. Agradecida desde lo mas profundo de mi alma con cualquier cosa que puedas aportar. DIOS TE BENDIGA MILLONES DE VECES.

Hello, my name is Adriana Morao, and the protagonist of this story is my father, Jesús Morao.

Before I tell you more about him, I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for taking the time to read, share, and support us in any way you can.

There are many words to describe my father, but one stands out above the rest: resilient.

He has faced many challenges throughout his life — even from a young age — and he has always fought to move forward. As a father of four, he never gave up. He did everything in his power to raise us with love and to give us the tools we needed to follow our own paths. That’s why the word resilient defines him — because he faces adversity, adapts to life’s changes, and finds the strength to keep going.

Now, I want to share what he is currently going through: a battle that has lasted five years.

Five years ago, my dad was diagnosed with prostate cancer, likely already spreading by the time it was discovered at stage 3. By God’s grace, surgery and regular follow-ups were enough to keep it under control at that time. Over the past five years, he has undergone constant testing.

But sadly, in June, we learned that the cancer has returned — this time in the form of a nodular lesion in the prostate bed, described by doctors as a proliferative lesion.

He now needs several medical procedures: imaging exams, hormone injections that cost $1,000 each, and radiotherapy (we are currently waiting to receive the full cost estimate for that). This is only phase one, aiming to contain the cancer and prevent metastasis. After that, we’ll face phase two — which may involve surgery or chemotherapy, depending on how things progress.

I’m asking, from the depths of my heart, for your help. Whether it’s by donating, sharing, or simply praying for my father, every gesture matters. I believe in a powerful God and in the miracle of healing.

I just want to be able to hug my dad again. This has been incredibly hard for me and my siblings — because as children, we always wish we could have our parents with us forever.

From the bottom of my soul, thank you for anything you can do to help.

May God bless you a million times over.