Alonso loves baseball, it is the number motivation that keeps him going to become a professional baseball player when he grows up. Alonso has one sister but many cousins, whish love him very much, and to show their love 7 cousins and his sister are going to cut their hair and three aunts alone with mom are going to shave their heads.
After 4 years Alonso is finally out of doctors, hospitals, and medications. Alonso stopped playing baseball when he got diagnosed with T-cell Lymphoma his whole live was in hold but now he is back to baseball and enjoy life again.
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