The story of José Armando, a young Cruz Azul fan sick with leukemia and with the only dream of meeting the team 'of his loves', was cut short, because on April 23 it was announced that he died due to complications in his health derived from a suspension in your treatment.
It was through social networks that the news began to spread about the death of José Armando, who was only 14 years old and had been fighting this cancer for almost 10 years, which made him experience several relapses, despite having undergone approximately 120 chemotherapies.
“Thank you for inspiring us every day with your strength, José Armando. Rest in Peace, champion ,” the club expressed in a brief publication accompanied by an obituary and the hashtag 'blue for life', referring to the love that the little boy had for the team.
“José Armando was an inspiration for all of Mexico and Cruz Azul . Today that he is no longer with us, there is nothing left but to applaud his great example of life. A hug to the sky! A minute of silence to the one who moved and inspired everyone. Today the sky is bluer than ever, José Armando! “He added in another publication.
This boy of Veracruz origin won the affection of all Mexican soccer fans, regardless of the team they supported and, in an act of solidarity, many of them used their social networks to ask for the health of this cement worker, tired of the effects left by chemotherapies , he decided to abandon them.
This news was what made his case become relevant throughout Mexico because, despite his young age, he remained firm in his decision to have a dignified death and far from the side effects left by these treatments against leukemia.
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