I have Charcot in my right foot. Which means it just keeps breaking. It’s from all of the spinal cord surgeries I’ve had. Stem cell therapy is the only thing that’s helped people worse than me short of amputation. 

As a father of two young children, the thought of losing my leg to amputation is a terrifying and unimaginable prospect. It is a reality that I am faced with due to a serious medical condition that has left me in constant pain and limited mobility. However, there is hope in the form of stem cell therapy, a groundbreaking treatment that has the potential to repair the damage and save my leg.

Stem cell therapy has shown incredible promise in treating a variety of medical conditions, including the one that is threatening to take away my ability to walk, play with my children, and provide for my family. By utilizing my own stem cells to regenerate the damaged tissue in my leg, this innovative treatment offers a chance for me to avoid the life-altering consequences of amputation.

Unfortunately, the cost of stem cell therapy is substantial, and I simply do not have the financial means to afford it on my own. The estimated expense of the procedure is $28,000, plus travel and other expenses like hotel etc. a sum that is far beyond what I can manage given my current circumstances. That is why I am reaching out for help through a GoFundMe campaign, in the hopes that kind-hearted individuals like you will be willing to contribute towards saving my leg and preserving my quality of life. I made a $10,000 deposit but a lot of things have changed since then.

I am not asking for a handout, but rather for a chance to continue being the best father and provider that I can be for my children. With your support, I can undergo the necessary treatment and regain the use of my leg, allowing me to return to work and resume my daily activities with the ones I love. Your generosity will make a world of difference to me and my family, and I am forever grateful for your compassion and willingness to help. Thank you for considering my plea