Last March 5, 2019  Miguel Inigo B. Onez, a 6 year old boy complained of stomach pain. After 3 days of consistent abdominal pain and loss of appetite his family decided to see a doctor. The doctor told them it was just a simple issue of hyperacidity.  A week later, his pain increased and Miguel could not tolerate anything orally. Miguel was taken back to hospital with a suspected diagnosis of Kawasaki disease, an enlarged heart. Miguel was readmitted on March 27, 2019 in which diagnostic tests showed a large mass in his stomach. His family decided to fly to Cebu City, 2 hours away from their home in Iligan City. At Chong Hua hospital more diagnostic tests revealed his left lung has collapsed and there is a mass in the upper part of his left kidney. He has received multiple blood transfusions to help increase his blood count. The doctor has just revealed that Miguel has been diagnosed with very rare disease called Neuroblastoma Stage 4 Cancer. Miguel and his family are still waiting for the results of his biopsy to proceed with further treatment plans. 

Miguel commonly known as Migo to his friends and family is known to be a sweet, respectful and friendly boy. He is a member of taekwondo in his hometown, Iligan City. During a competition, he stopped the fight because he noticed his opponent's head gear was loose and helped her fix it. Migo wants to be a soldier when he grows up. He dreams to protect people from the bad guys. He loves to watch his mom cook and say's that when he grows up. he'll be the one to cook for his mom. 

We are asking you to help Miguel and his family get through a heartbreaking situation.  All the proceeds will go to his medical and treatment needs. Your help will aid his family to focus their love and attention to Miguel. 

"I wanted to ask God for the complete healing  of my son,  and promise to guide Migo as he grows to be an instrument of God to help others at all times. " -  Shiela Onez, (Miguel's mom)

Thank you for your prayers and love. We will continue to update you on Miguel's status.