The Fight Begins
On February 3rd, 2015 my son Logan Beltran was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. He spent his 6th birthday recieving chemotherapy in the hospital, and will spend the next 2 years fighting cancer. It was a very tough time for us. Thankfully , Logan is home now but we frequently have to go back to the hospital for chemotherapy and blood transfusions. There is always a chance he will have to stay in the hospital after a treatment.
Despite my four years in the Marine Corps and my experience as a NYC Firefighter I was unprepared for this battle.
I am reaching out for donations because even with insurance, the cost of these life saving treatments is immense. The cost of blood draws, procedures, medications and hospital stays quickly add up, and there will be at least 2 years of treatment.
If you can not donate at this time can you please share my story and thank you for reading this.
On February 3rd, 2015 my son Logan Beltran was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. He spent his 6th birthday recieving chemotherapy in the hospital, and will spend the next 2 years fighting cancer. It was a very tough time for us. Thankfully , Logan is home now but we frequently have to go back to the hospital for chemotherapy and blood transfusions. There is always a chance he will have to stay in the hospital after a treatment.
Despite my four years in the Marine Corps and my experience as a NYC Firefighter I was unprepared for this battle.
I am reaching out for donations because even with insurance, the cost of these life saving treatments is immense. The cost of blood draws, procedures, medications and hospital stays quickly add up, and there will be at least 2 years of treatment.
If you can not donate at this time can you please share my story and thank you for reading this.