Julio Camargo, a 22-year-old Colombian who went to study in Australia, lives right now a nightmarea: recently was diagnosed with a rare cancerwhich your case is “one in a billion“This is what his relatives in our country let him know.
The young man traveled a year ago to Sydney to look for better study opportunities and He is waiting for treatment to manage his illness.
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His father, Julio Roberto Camargo In an interview with Noticias Caracol he said that “A month ago he was diagnosed with a very strange cancer, which is one case in a billion, in a very healthy, athletic, high-performance person, without vices and he was in Australia, he is studying English and began to feel back pain, pain stomach, and from one moment to the next he went to the doctor and it turns out that he had a serious cancer and they still don’t know how to treat it, they are in that treatment process”.
The young man has made his health known through the social network Instagram, where he posts and shows how his process with the cancer he suffers is progressing and waiting for it to be treated to save his life.
All his family here in Colombia is awaiting a response from the Australian embassyso that his mother can travel to accompany him.
“ANDor I don’t want to stay there, I love my country, I am in love with my country, with everything we have here; In addition, I have three small children, three minor children that I am taking care of, who are also here and who need care.”said his mother Susana Villamil.
“Yes, that’s what I need, to go take care of him, if it hurts, help him, take care of him, know what hurts him, where I care for him, where I take care of him. Those of us who are parents understand this despair and anguish, because when a child gets sick, the despair is tenacious, and even more so having it so many miles away, which is a situation in which my heart is tangled, it is crushed, and what What the Australian doctors asked for was that the parents were there”he added.
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Their parents informed during the interview more than 100 million pesos are neededto find a way to treat this cancer that little by little Julio’s health continues to weaken.
