NFL Veteran Bryan Braman Opens Up About “Extremely Rare Cancer” Battle

Since February, Bryan Braman, a former defensive end for the Eagles, has been confronting a rare and potentially life-threatening cancer. Following a rigorous 12-week treatment regimen, the 38-year-old Washington native has faced significant financial struggles and homelessness. William Jones has established a GoFundMe campaign to support Braman, who is afflicted with an extraordinarily rare cancer. To fund his treatments, Braman has regrettably had to liquidate his belongings, including his vehicle.On June 20, a health update revealed: “Bryan is home with his family after undergoing a CAR-T cell therapy program in Seattle.” This treatment boasts a promising success rate for his specific cancer, as the cells are engineered to combat the disease within him. Initially, the tumor began to shrink; however, the cancer subsequently fought back. Consequently, Braman has now commenced chemotherapy tailored for his ongoing treatment.The GoFundMe aims to gather $25,000 for housing support for Braman, his caregiver, and his uncle as they navigate this challenging period together.