Heโ€™s fighting one of the deadliest childhood cancers

๐Ÿ’” Heโ€™s only a child โ€” but he already knows real fear.
๐ŸŒงNot of monsters, but of losing his life.๐Ÿ’”

His name is Lion, and heโ€™s fighting one of the deadliest childhood cancers โ€” neuroblastoma. Months of chemo have left his small body weak, but his spirit unbroken.

Now, doctors say only a bone marrow transplant can save him. The donor is ready. The doctors are ready. But the cost stands in the way.๐Ÿ’”

His mother has sold everything she owns, whispering the same prayer each night:
๐ŸŒธโ€œPlease, let me keep himโ€ฆ just a little longer.โ€

Lion still smiles through the pain. Still dreams of growing up. Still fights like his name.๐ŸŒง

๐Ÿ“Heโ€™s not ready to go โ€” and neither should we be.