Miguel was diagnosed just 2 days after his 8th birthday with stage 4 rhabdomyosarcoma. He went through chemo and radiation and was officially in remission in September 2019. December 11th, after his scans, we found out the cancer had returned. Due to rhabdomyosarcoma having very few studies and treatment options and Miguel's cancer cells having an aggressive gene, they have deemed him terminal. He is on chemo in form of a pill to help slow the progression of his cancer. By donating you will help future kids with this evil disease hopefully get a cure
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