🚨🚨PLEASE DON’T SCROLL PAST🚨🚨Jordan is the grandson of my Mom’s best friend(my Mom is no longer here and her best friend has the end stages of Advanced Alzheimer’s). I shared his story a while back and very few people even prayed or commented for Jordan or his family. They are at a point of beyond desperation. Please if you know anyone that could help please pass this on or at the very least pray for him and his family. They live in the Miami, FL area.
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🚨🚨I AM BEGGING YOU TO READ THIS:
At 21 years old, Jordan Becker has already lost a leg to cancer.
And somehow, his biggest fight is still ahead.
For more than three years, Jordan has been battling a rare and extremely aggressive osteosarcoma/fibroblastic sarcoma. He has endured major surgeries, round after round of chemotherapy, radiation and immunotherapy.
He ultimately had to have his leg amputated.
But the cancer kept coming.
Now, it has spread extensively to his lungs and other parts of his body.
And Jordan’s family is running out of options.
His most recent round of chemotherapy has taken a serious toll. His white blood cells and platelets have remained dangerously low despite medications and transfusions.
His doctors are planning a bone marrow biopsy to try to understand why his blood counts aren't recovering.
Until they can figure that out, he can't receive more chemotherapy.
His mom, Jessica, is not ready to hear that there is nothing left to try.
She is searching everywhere she can for answers: clinical trials, researchers, cancer specialists, experimental treatments and anyone studying this rare cancer who might have another idea.
She has reached out to institutions and organizations across the country, but finding the right person, the right trial or even the right door to knock on has been incredibly difficult.
That's why she's asking for help.
Maybe someone reading this knows a doctor.
Maybe there's a researcher studying a cancer like Jordan's.
Maybe there's a clinical trial or treatment his family hasn't found yet.
Jordan is so much more than a diagnosis.
He's a 21-year-old son and brother who wants the chance to keep living his life.
His family isn't asking anyone to promise a miracle. They're asking for help finding the next possibility.
The next doctor to call.
The next researcher to reach.
The next door to knock on.
Because Jessica isn't ready to give up on her son.
And she shouldn't have to search for that next door alone.