Cameron was originally diagnosed with Pre-Cursor B Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in November of 2005 and underwent chemotherapy for 3 and 1/2 years. In 2009 he was diagnosed with testicular cancer and has undergone 3 testicular surgeries as well as chemotherapy. Cameron is only 10 years old and has already had Steven Johnson’s Syndrome (SJS) 15 times as well as epilepsy, a neurogenic bladder, neuropathy of all appendages, and a swollen pancreas. Cameron still has to attend the hospital regularly (which is around 100 miles away) and his mother’s car was unable to pass inspection with her current tires. The Extra Step was able to purchase tires for her car so she could continue to travel to the necessary hospital appointments.
