Last July, Noblesville father Geovani Galvez attempted suicide. His young son Levi faced a cancer relapse at the time. Geovani has since made it his mission to provide others with the hope he once lacked.
“I think it was something I probably could’ve passed away from, but the fact that I didn’t, it’s something I need to share,” Galvez said.
That is when we first introduced you to the father and son duo — not long after 6-year-old Levi’s second chapter began. His dad, who once tried to take his own life, saved his son’s months later through a stem-cell transplant.“I’m grateful for everybody who fought for my life and never gave up on me,” Galvez said.
The Noblesville dad volunteers through the Trauma Survivor’s Network at the level one trauma center. His coworker and friend, Chaplain McDorr, spearheads the initiative.“Your injury, your traumatic experience doesn’t have to define who you are,” McDorr said. Advocating for resources, for help and support is the focus of Galvez’s second chapter. One he hopes to continue writing alongside other survivors.
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