I write this post with a huge ache in my heart. My son has been battling the insidious disease of diffuse large B cell non-Hodgkin's lymphatic cancer with T cell histiocytes for a year now.

Just as we were getting ready for prom, fate decided to present us with this news of the disease. Started chemotherapies first to no avail second to no avail even with disease progress. At the same time we made a consultation with a clinic in Germany they said that Po protocol and with them it is so maybe with the addition of some other drug.

We also sent the biopsy itself for examination in Germany and shock from there they said another diagnosis a rare type of Hochkin's lymphoma which was very similar to the non-Hochkin's one. Immediately we did a second biopsy they removed a whole large lymph node in Bulgaria confirmed their diagnosis. And in Germany they keep on their pattern and growth of non hochkin. At the same time in Bulgaria they started a target therapy we did again a consultation with Germany and they said to wait for this therapy to do a scanner and evaluate. This therapy has come out the worst decision the doctors have made - all the nodes are doubled, there are new ones in many places, organs and bone marrow now affected. Before and during the last therapy Alex started to maintain a high fever. They hospitalized him twice, infused him with lots of antibiotics. After he was discharged home they prescribed more antibiotics, but the fever wouldn't stop. After the bad results from the scanner the doctors refused to implement the treatment suggested by Germany, they thought he was well enough to go to Germany for an examination.

The clinic in Berlin reacted quickly and we arranged things for departure . At the airport Alex's condition deteriorated . He did further liver intoxication from the many antibiotics and from the target therapy , his pulse rate went up to 150 and they would not let us travel . The Bulgarian emergency hospital said they would not hospitalize him and that he could travel. The next day we left by car - no time to wait. We got to Hungary - his condition deteriorated again and they admitted him there to stabilize him so we could continue on to Germany. As his condition deteriorated a lot we had to transport him by air ambulance to Germany, which cost us a lot of money, we also paid for the start of his treatment there, but with that we ran out of funds and we don't know how much more we will need.

It is with embarrassment that I turn to you , but from the bottom of my heart I ask you who can help us.