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Boy's NASA Dream Fades Amidst Terminal Cancer Battle
20 Nov
Summary
- An 11-year-old boy is battling aggressive Glioblastoma cancer.
- Doctors estimate he has only six months to two years left.
- Family is raising funds for his dream trip to NASA.
An 11-year-old boy named Steven Howarth, who always dreamed of becoming a scientist and visiting NASA, is now fighting a devastating battle against Glioblastoma, a terminal brain cancer. His family received the heartbreaking diagnosis in April after he began experiencing severe headaches and vomiting.
Steven has already undergone two brain surgeries with a third planned, alongside more than 20 rounds of chemotherapy. Doctors have given a grim prognosis, estimating he has only six months to two years left to live. The news has shattered his family, with his mother remaining constantly by his side at the hospital.
To make Steven's lifelong dream a reality, a GoFundMe campaign has been launched to fund a trip to NASA. The family hopes to fulfill this wish quickly, especially before his health deteriorates further, making international travel impossible. The community's support through donations is crucial for making Steven's final wish come true.
