Help Cameron ride to recovery

Cameron Pratt is a loving hardworking and supportive husband and father of 2. He was first diagnosed with Lymphoma in February of 2010.  Since that time, he has gone through various treatments including 17 varieties of chemotherapy, radiation, and stem cell transplants.  His first stem cell treatment, which utilized his own stem cells, was in December of 2010.  After Cameron’s first stem cell treatment, he was extremely weak and it took him several years to gain back his strength.  Cameron has been diligent to aid in the recovery process by staying physically fit and living a healthy life.  Cameron’s favorite way to work on regaining his strength was to ride his mountain bike.  Not only did he gain his strength through riding, it became a passion of his.  Unfortunately, this past year, the cancer has returned and Cameron has gone through more chemo and another stem cell transplant.  This time the stem cells are from a donor which makes the process even more difficult and makes for a longer recovery.  He is still in the process of recovering from this most recent treatment and has a long road ahead of him.  Cameron has the most amazing attitude despite these horrible trials.  Anyone that knows him knows that he still thinks of others well before he thinks of himself.  He is doing his best to remain positive.  He is looking forward to the time when he can ride his mountain bike again.  This is one of the things that gives him hope for the future.  His current mountain bike is less than acceptable for someone with such a passion and must be coming up on 20 years old.  He deserves much better for the example he has been to all of us.  I want to show my love and appreciation to Cameron by setting him up on a new bike.  He will need it to get back on his feet.  I have been working with Fullerton Bicycles to get Cameron on the bike of his dreams.  Any additional money will help buy him additional equipment he will need.  Please consider donating to help show Cameron that we support him in his recovery from this terrible disease.  Thank you so much!

Sincerely,

Jay Wisniewski