Hi everyone,

My name is Jackie, and I’m reaching out on behalf of my wonderful 4-year-old son, Gabriel. Gabriel is a bright, loving, and curious little boy who has been diagnosed with autism. Every day, we celebrate his beautiful progress and unique way of seeing the world — but we also face challenges that make it harder for him to communicate, connect, and fully experience life the way we know he can.

After extensive research and consultations, we’ve decided to pursue stem cell therapy for Gabriel in Guadalajara, Mexico, scheduled for December 2025. This therapy has shown promising results in improving communication, social interaction, and cognitive development for children on the autism spectrum.

Doctors recommend that the therapy be done in a series of three treatments for the best possible outcome. Each session builds on the last, giving the body more opportunity to heal and strengthen over time. We are preparing for Gabriel’s first treatment this December, with hopes to continue the remaining two in the following months as funds allow.

Unfortunately, this therapy is not covered by insurance, and the costs add up quickly — including medical expenses, travel, accommodations, and ongoing therapies.

We are humbly asking for your support to help us reach our goal of $20,000 to make this possible for Gabriel.

Your donation will directly go toward:

The cost of stem cell therapy in Guadalajara

Travel and lodging expenses during treatment

Continued therapies and follow-up care after returning home

Gabriel has already overcome so much in his short life. We believe this treatment series could be truly transformative, helping him express himself more fully, build connections, and unlock the incredible potential we see in him every day.

If you aren’t able to contribute financially, please consider sharing this page to help us reach others who might be able to help. Your kindness, prayers, and encouragement mean more to us than words can express.

Thank you for helping us give Gabriel the best possible chance at a brighter, more independent future.

With gratitude and love,

Holman Family