Angel Ray Tudela Guerrero is a teenager in the Northern Mariana Islands who, despite facing health problems in his own life, has found ways to improve the lives of other young people. At age 12, Angel Ray was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor. But Angel Ray did not let his disease control his life. Instead, he used his experience to empower himself to help others. During his year-and-a-half long stay in a Hawaii hospital battling cancer, Angel Ray found that time passed more comfortably because of the playroom there. But Angel Ray knew that kids back home in the Commonwealth Health Center in the Northern Mariana Islands had no playroom. So Angel Ray partnered with Hawaii Representative Glenn Wakai and with Reach Out Pacific, a nonprofit organization. Together, they organized donations of toys and books to create a playroom at the Marianas Hospital. Angel Ray Guerrero is an inspiration to us all, an individual who took the adversity of his own life and turned it into a benefit for others.
Gregorio Sablan: “Angel Ray Tudela Guerrero is a teenager in the Northern Mariana Islands who, despite facing health problems in his own…”
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Speaker Sablan highlights the inspiring story of Angel Ray Guerrero's efforts to help children despite his own health challenges.
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