Help Pancho Access Life-Saving Treatment

My son Pancho, 54, lives in Toronto with his wife Tanya and their two young children Zoë & Bodhi. Pancho was recently diagnosed with glioblastoma, the deadliest form of brain cancer, with a life expectancy of only 12-18 months. He has undergone surgery and is now starting highly toxic treatments with radiation and heavy chemotherapy. However, there are promising immunotherapy treatments available beyond what the Canadian health system offers. These treatments are less toxic and can greatly improve his quality of life, but they are also very expensive.

Pancho has always been a kind and giving person. He pours his energy 100% into whoever and whatever he engages with. As a boat captain, he’s dedicated his life to teaching others, protecting the environment by planting coconuts and mangroves, and instilling a love and respect for nature in his children. He is the main provider for his family, and his children need their father for years to come.

Now, it’s our turn to support Pancho. We are deeply grateful for any contributions towards these alternative treatments, which could give him and his family a chance at a better, longer life. Prayers are also very welcome.