Man with stage 4 cancer raises $150K for experimental treatment
Strangers and friends have raised more than $150,000 for a Seattle man's experimental life-saving cancer treatment after he found out his insurance wouldn't cover it, as reported by SWNS.
Matt Maclean, 49, was diagnosed with stage 3 colorectal cancer after noticing blood in his stool in October 2020.
While sitting in the waiting room, he noticed the doctor pause before walking in — and immediately knew it wasn't good news.
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Maclean, a small business owner and father of two, said it was a surreal moment. «My wife Elizabeth was with me, and it hit her more than me,» he said, per SWNS.
«When you hear the word ‘cancer,’ you feel a sense of dread, but I also felt a sense of peace because of my faith.»
After getting a full-body scan to see if the cancer had spread, Maclean began treatment.
In September 2021, after undergoing months of radiation, chemotherapy and surgery, Maclean was declared in remission, but continued to be monitored for any chan..