Cancer patient meets bone marrow donor who helped save his life [Video]

A North Texas teen has a bright future ahead of him thanks to a very personal gift from a stranger.

Sebastian Hernandez was diagnosed with a form of leukemia in 2017 and needed a bone marrow transplant to survive. A college student living out of state would be that lifeline.

The two met for the first time at Children’s Medical Center in Dallas. The two arrived as strangers but said they left as brothers.

The donor lost his father to cancer and knew then he wanted to help save somebody else’s life, and he’s doing just that.

It was an emotional first-time meeting between two families on Wednesday.

Zach Warter flew in from New Orleans to meet the 17-year-old he donated his bone marrow to.

Hernandez’s mom doesn’t speak English, but her words to 20-year-old Warter needed no translating.

Hernandez was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in January 2017. It’s …