St. Paul Prayer Wall

Nicol

My friend’s son:

Jordan Becker has spent more than three years fighting a rare and extremely aggressive form of osteosarcoma, and at 21 years old, he has already lost a leg to it.

His fight is still not over.

He has endured major surgeries, round after round of chemotherapy, radiation, and immunotherapy. When the cancer refused to stop spreading, doctors had to amputate his leg. His aunt Lara, who helped organize his fundraiser, said his strength through it all has inspired everyone around him.

"Jordan has remained resilient and determined, inspiring everyone around him with his unwavering spirit."

Even after the amputation, the cancer kept coming. It has now spread extensively to his lungs and other parts of his body.

His family is running out of options, and running out of time to find them.

Jordan's most recent round of chemotherapy has taken a serious toll on his body. His white blood cells and platelets have remained dangerously low despite medications and transfusions. Doctors are now planning a bone marrow biopsy just to understand why his blood counts will not recover. Until they find an answer, he cannot receive any more chemotherapy.

His mother, Jessica, is not ready to accept that there is nothing left to try.

She has spent weeks searching everywhere she can think of. Clinical trials. Researchers. Cancer specialists. Experimental treatments. Anyone studying this rare cancer who might know something her family has not found yet.

She has reached out to institutions across the country, but finding the right person, the right trial, or even the right door to knock on has been an uphill battle.

That is why she is asking for help.

Maybe someone reading this knows a doctor. Maybe there is a researcher somewhere studying a cancer like Jordan's. Maybe there is a clinical trial his family has not come across yet.

Jordan is so much more than a diagnosis. He is a 21 year old son and brother who wants the chance to keep living his life.

His family is not asking anyone to promise a miracle. They are asking for help finding the next possibility. The next doctor to call. The next door to knock on.

Because Jessica is not ready to give up on her son, and she should not have to search for that next door alone.

If you know a specialist, a trial, or anyone studying this rare cancer, please reach out. Every lead matters right now.

Please pray that this family receives the help they need, for healing and strength.

Received: September 14, 2026