VT. Will Roberts entered a more difficult phase: Hope returned as his health improved and life gradually returned to normal, but a new diagnosis from the doctor shocked his family because what they had just heard was even more terrifying than they had anticipated.

The latest update on Will Roberts shows that his battle with illness is not over, but is entering a more difficult phase. The family says they are trying to remain calm and support Will, amidst the constant pressure and difficult choices presented by new medical information.

Previously, Will underwent two bone surgeries and treatment for dangerous tumors. At one point, the family believed things were looking positive: Will’s health was improving, his daily routine was stabilizing, and the atmosphere at home was less tense.

Small changes like better eating and sleeping habits, improved spirits, and a day without excessive worry about test results were seen as a “ray of hope” after a long period of exhaustion.

However, in a recent brief conversation with the doctor, the family revealed that the situation has reversed. The phrase “Will’s remaining time” was mentioned again, in a cold and unavoidable way, leaving everyone stunned. This information means the prognosis is being assessed as worse, and the family must prepare for a challenging treatment period.

According to the update, the family also emphasized that Will needs “the right treatment plan and appropriate medication” to have a better chance of controlling the disease. In the event that the necessary treatment/medication is unavailable, the family stated that the chances of long-term improvement are very limited, with some even suggesting that Will may not survive more than a year.

This detail is particularly worrying for the family, as it makes time a critical factor: every decision regarding treatment, support, care, and mental well-being must be made on a weekly and monthly basis.

Currently, the family says they are still working with the medical team, closely monitoring the situation, seeking the best possible solution, and maintaining the most stable mental state for Will. They also hope to receive support and encouragement from the community in the coming period, as Will embarks on what is considered the most difficult and crucial stage of his journey.

What keeps many people following this story until the end is not only the severity of the illness, but also the twist: just when Will had shown signs of improvement and everything seemed to be “getting on track,” a short conversation brought the family back to a state of alarm.

And the most worrying thing is: what lies ahead for Will is not just treatment, but a race against time to get the right medicine, the right treatment, at the right time — something that could determine how many chances he has left.