Join Liam's Journey to Beat Cancer

Support Liam's Battle Against Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia

Liam was a vibrant and energetic 2-year-old when his parents, Maribel and Luis, noticed something alarming: an ear infection that wouldn’t go away. Despite numerous doctor visits and various medications, nothing seemed to help. Then, one morning, a terrifying new symptom appeared—Liam woke up unable to walk. Panic gripped the family, and after a series of urgent tests, they received the devastating diagnosis no parent ever wants to hear: cancer.

Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia.

In April 2022, Liam's fight began with an aggressive chemotherapy regimen. After five grueling months, the family received the miracle they had been praying for—Liam was in remission. Though he continued chemotherapy as part of a 2 1/2 year treatment plan, the word "remission" brought hope and relief.

But the relief was short-lived. A year later, Liam began falling ill more frequently. Fearful, Maribel, Luis and Liam returned to the doctors. The crushing news came once again: Liam was no longer in remission.

Immediately, Liam was readmitted to the hospital for even more intensive chemotherapy. This brave, resilient child has endured unimaginable pain, spending more of his young life in hospital rooms than at home in his own bed.

Now, there is hope for the next step in Liam's journey—a bone marrow transplant. His father, Luis, will be his donor, and with God's grace, this could be the key to a brighter future for Liam. The family dreams of Liam doing all the things children his age should be doing: playing with friends, riding a bike, and simply sleeping in his own bed without the constant presence of doctors and nurses.

Liam's parents, Maribel and Luis,have sacrificed everything to be by his side. The financial burden is overwhelming, but their focus remains steadfastly on ensuring Liam receives the best possible care. When the time comes for the bone marrow transplant, Liam's mother, Maribel, will need to temporarily relocate for the procedure and recovery. Liam's father, Luis, will be separated from his family during the week and will need to travel to see them on the weekends.

This added financial strain is immense, and they need your help. Your generous donations will allow Liam's parents to concentrate solely on his recovery without the stress of mounting expenses. Every contribution, no matter how small, makes a significant difference.

Most importantly, your prayers and positive thoughts are deeply appreciated.

Please help Liam and his family in this critical time. Together, we can give Liam the chance to live the happy, healthy life every child deserves.