When Adeola “Abraham” Olagbegi discovered his bone marrow transplant was successful, he was granted any wish of his choice.
But the 13-year-old’s wish was not a trip across the world or the newest gaming console.
Instead, he chose to feed homeless people in his hometown of Jackson, Mississippi, for a year.
It began in June 2020, when Abraham was diagnosed with aplastic anemia, a rare and life-threatening blood disorder.
The disease is a type of bone marrow failure that made it impossible to produce enough blood cells to support his body.
“I am a person of hope, so when you come against a big mountain, you have to remember you have a big God,” Abraham told CNN affiliate WLBT.
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