Help Cameron Change His Life.

Hi, my name is Cameron Worsley. When I was six months old, I was adopted from Romania by Steve and Cheryl Worsley. They had six daughters, a foster daughter, and one biological son who passed away at age two. To carry on the Worsley name, they hoped to have another son. However, after a couple of miscarriages, both knew having a boy at that point was not possible biologically.

In 1990, open adoption laws were passed overseas in eastern Europe. Inspired by this, I was adopted, along with another Romanian boy—my brother Chance. Chance and I were raised in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. So instead of growing up an orphan, I was given the gift of a family.

My birth mother was an avid drinker and smoker while I was in her womb. Consequently, I have battled an addictive tendency for as long as I can remember. Along with this predisposition, my choices in life have led me down a difficult path. I have realized that I now need help overcoming my addictions. Unfortunately, my finances aren’t sufficient for me to put myself through a program. So I’m asking for your help.

I plan to admit myself to treatment at The John Volken Academy. I am committed to walking this path. With your contribution, I can make this happen.

I understand if you have reservations about how your money might be used. Rest assured, I will not have access to this fund. I have set a Co-Beneficiary.

I look forward to thanking you for your help when I reach the top of this mountain.

With love,

Cameron Worsley