Brave Little Fighter – Help Support Kingston McGraw❤️

Hi everyone, I'm reaching out as a parent going through one of the hardest times imaginable. My sweet 5-year-old little boy Kingston was recently in a serious accident that resulted in a skull fracture, several facial fractures and many other injuries. He's currently receiving medical care at Sick Kids in Toronto and showing incredible strength, but we have a long road ahead—both emotionally and financially.

To help with the growing bills, transportation, recovery expenses and other expenses, we're organizing a fundraiser. All proceeds will go directly towards Kingston’s care and helping our family stay strong and supported through this journey.

If you can, please consider donating, sharing this post, or simply sending prayers and love our way. Every bit helps, and we are beyond grateful for the support from our family.

Thank you for keeping our little warrior in your thoughts.

With love,

Kingston, Grayson, myself

UPDATE AUGUST 5, 2025

Today marks day 21 of our hospital journey, and I wanted to share an update on Kingston.

Recently, Kingston was medically cleared from Sick Kids and has been transferred to an intensive inpatient rehabilitation facility to focus on his continued recovery and therapy. He will still be required to attend Sick Kids for follow up appointments.

He sustained both inner and outer skull fractures, which are expected to heal naturally over time. These fractures led to brain bleeds, which have been carefully monitored — they haven’t worsened and will continue to be observed going forward.

Kingston has experienced severe hearing loss in his right ear, which we’re hopeful may improve with time and care. He also has muscle strain in his neck, affecting his carotid artery, and as a result, he’ll need to wear a neck brace for up to three months.

To support his nutritional needs, Kingston has an NG tube to help him take in the necessary food and fluids. He’s still adjusting to eating and the team is working closely with him to eventually remove it when he’s ready.

In addition, he suffered multiple facial fractures, which are now healing well. His facial appearance has already shown significant improvement.

Currently, Kingston is still reliant on a wheelchair, but he’s working hard every day with a team of dedicated therapists to regain his mobility and independence.

Kingston has shown incredible strength and resilience through all of this. Though there’s still no set date for when we’ll be able to bring him home, we are so grateful for all the love, support, and encouragement we’ve received throughout this journey.

With love,�Kingston and Family