As many of you know, on September 2, 2025 Jordan went to Brunswick, Georgia to the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center. 

On September 4th Jordan was rushed to the hospital in Serious Condition. Struggling to breath, numbness in his legs and extremely low blood pressure. After being in the hospital for 2 days, the morning of September 6th, the doctors called Danielle at 8:30am letting her know he was being taken to the ICU in Kidney Failure with fatal levels of potassium and that he really needed family there as soon as possible.

Not knowing what was going on or if he would make it, Within just 3 hours Danielle, their newborn son & her stepmother jumped on a plane to get there as quickly as possible. 

Jordan’s sister Crystal also flew down there that same day. 

That same day / night they realized he needed more care that they could give so at 2am going into Sunday, September 7th he was then transferred to Savannah Hospital and remained in ICU for a few more days being treated for AKI (Acute Kidney Injury) 

After 4 Blood transfusions & a Kidney Biopsy, they were able to bring him to CCU (critical care unit) where they found out that he has Rhabdomyolysis. 

From suffering the injury to his kidneys it through his body into a Sickle Cell Crisis as well. 

Jordan is still struggling with his potassium, phosphorus and creatinine levels. He is also still in Kidney failure until they can get everything under control. 

Since last week Danielle & His sister have been trying to get him transferred to Penn Presbyterian where he can be cared for closer to home. 

As of today, September 15th, they have decided to put him on dialysis to make it safer for him to come home. As of right now, the Dialysis is only temporary however, it will slow down the process of his kidney recovery, but he will take it day by day. 

There have been dozens of people reaching out offering to help in anyway they possibly can. It’s just very hard with them being all the way down in Georgia and living in New Jersey.

With a flights, the hotel, plus the rental car fees It’s definitely costing them a lot of money being down there, especially for trying to take care of a 4 month old baby. 

Danielle it’s supposed to return back to work in the middle of October however, with Jordan going on Dialysis, he will not be able to go back to work for a couple months, through the new year, possibly until the beginning of 2026 so we would like to try to help them in any way they possibly can. 

We all know that having babies is not cheap and it’s very hard with one parent income, especially when something like this just happens out of nowhere. 

so Any little bit helps. If you’re not able to donate any money or gift cards, maybe even take them a meal - or even just to stop by and say hello and make some visits when they’re able to come home. 

Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers during this hard time