I'm raising funds for my beloved brother, Mon, who is currently fighting a life-threatening battle with Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS). Just days ago, Mon was rushed to the emergency room after experiencing severe difficulty in breathing and barely being able to speak. His body had grown alarmingly weak, and at first, doctors suspected a stroke.

After further tests, Mon was diagnosed with GBS—a rare and serious neurological disorder that has now left him paralyzed. It’s a terrifying and painful journey, but Mon is holding on with incredible strength and courage.

Unfortunately, the condition has progressed rapidly. His body is now paralyzed. He’s currently in the ICU because his lungs are failing, and he can no longer eat or drink. He will be undergoing a series of tests and medications.

Ramon is a loving son, a gentle big brother, and a true friend to many. He’s the kind of person who gives without asking, who listens without judgment, and who loves without limits. His kind heart and selfless spirit have made him deeply cherished by everyone who knows him.

Today, Ramon is facing the toughest battle of his life.

He has been diagnosed with Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS), a rare and serious neurological disorder. In just a short time, this condition has left him paralyzed, unable to move or care for himself. It’s a heartbreaking and terrifying reality for someone who has always been so full of life and strength.

But Ramon is fighting. Every single day, he’s holding on with courage and determination. And now, he needs our help.

We are raising funds to support Ramon’s medical expenses, and recovery. Every donation, every prayer, and every share of this campaign brings us closer to giving him the fighting chance he deserves. Let’s come together to lift him up, just as he has lifted so many of us with his love and kindness.

Please help support Ramon in his battle against GBS. Let’s show him he’s not alone and that the love he’s given to others will come back to carry him through.

Thank you all, and may God bless each and every one of you.