<div>Andon Thomas Mitchell was 16 years old when his right leg started experiencing excruciating pain. He felt like his femur bone was breaking from the inside. He dropped out of school because the pain he was in wouldn’t allow him to sit down.The doctors were sure this pain was from the car accident he was recently in. He would cry in pain as we held him and tried to comfort him… but no matter what we tried, Andon’s pain only got worse. In December of 2020 he was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, bone cancer. His femur was literally breaking from the inside. Primary Children’s hospital oncology team had him undergo chemotherapy and surgically removed most of his bone and a lot of his muscle, put a cadaver bone in and metal plates with screws in his hip and knee to hold it in place. After SIX months of intense chemo, he rang the bell for being cancer free. One year later the cancer was back in his right lung. He went through a different regimen of chemo and surgically removed a part of his lower lobe in his right lung. At this point Andon was so close to death… barely having any life force energy to pull from. He went on a strict diet and did everything he could to heal his body. He pulled in several Eastern medicine modalities and slowly worked himself back to life. It took him a year to heal from the thoracotomy on his right lung, but he did it! In June of 2024 he felt pain in his chest and got an x-ray. The cancer was back in the lower lobe of his left lung. Andon went into surgery and removed a part of his lower lobe in his left lung. On September 4, 2024 his chest was hurting him and he was coughing up blood. The cancer had returned. On September 11, 2024, a day after his 21st birthday, he was again in surgery, this time to remove the entire lower lobe of his left lung. In 3 weeks this microscopic cancer cell had grown so large it filled the entire lobe of his lung.
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<div>From his mom, Kami:
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<div>“Through this journey Andon has faced death over and over. Early on with the pain of the cancer, chemo, and surgery he asked me “when will I know if it is time to stop fighting?” I told him, with tears streaming down my face, that I completely trusted him and that he was the only one who could make that decision. On his spiritual journey of these last few years my boy has gone from hating himself and this life to fully choosing into loving himself and wanting to live! He is showing up with humor and with presence. He is such a gift to us all. He believes the cancer is not here to kill him but to teach him, to wake him up and to bring him more into his heart and soul than he has ever been. He has seen three little girls in his future that he gets to raise as their father. He chooses life!”
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<div>We are calling on everyone everywhere to support our Andon in any way that is possible. As chemo has not been able to kill the mother cancer cells, Andon is choosing to deep dive into other options.
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<div>He has been researching exosomes which are a potent part of the stem cells. These can halt the growth of the cancer cells and rejuvenate his body that has gone through so much trauma. Each vial is around $5,000. Andon has gathered a team of doctors from around the world and they want to see him receive 8 viles of exosomes spread out over one months time. He is also working to see if this particular cancer qualifies him for the TOL trial currently held in Honduras. This trial starts at $150,000 and is showing huge amounts of success in obliterating the cancer cells completely. Please support him and our family as he heals himself from within and gives his body everything it needs to create this miracle we call life! Thank you so much for being a part of his army!
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