Sweet Zenith has leukemia lets help!

An update from Zenith and his family:

Blessings friends & family.

It certainly has been a minute without an update: For us, things are are going as follows.. .

Zenith was officially moved to the "high risk" category, after lingering leukemia cells were found in his blood stream after his 'induction' month. Chemo was greatly intensified. We have four more weeks with this intensified chemo before his blood is tested again. We will then go from there, accordingly. We have good and not so good days. Days of nothing but throwing up... and days of hiking, bike riding, and playing basketball. Most of our days are spent building lego ships and battle stations.

Zenith has a home tutor, Casey, coming to our house three days a week until we feel like it is safe (germ wise) to send him back to school. His classmates have done an excellent job of sending home cards and such to let him know that they are thinking of him 😊

We thought "animal therapy" may be a good direction to go in, so we asked Zenith what kind of pet he wanted, and told him we would get whatever it was that he wanted... He chose a scorpion. So, we have a new addition to our family. Venom, the scorpion.

And, after days & weeks of car hunting, we finally decided on a car that will last us a long, long time. And, that we will be able to do as much camping in as we wish. We are wanting to have this spring, summer, and fall be spent outside! We went with a Subaru Forester.

So, yes, one day at a time. One moment at a time. It's crazy how this all settles in and becomes somewhat normal. Thank you all, again, for your thoughts, prayers, intentions, donations. We are able to do much of what we are doing because of all of you. Love & light you, and your families.

Hello everyone! I want to thank you again for all your support and donations. Brittany, Zenith's momma is preparing a note for you all regarding what has been happening lately that I will get posted ASAP. She and her family have been very busy, and have been focused on maintaining a normal rhythm to their new lifestyle.

In the mean time Tot restaurant is having a night honoring Zenith and his family, please join us!

Tot for Tot's will be honoring Zenith a seven year old local Ashland boy who has been diagnosed with Leukemia. On Tuesday March 5th, 10% of all proceeds will go to him and his family. What an awesome way to support a great small local business, and a beautiful local family at the same time. Spread the word, lets make this event busy! Blessings

http://www.totrestaurant.com/

For those of you who use Facebook and want to keep updated on Zenith's Journey. Just search for a group called Zenith's Journey. Brittany and Kenyon will add updates as they see fit. Thanks for your continual support and love. Blessings