Help Kyle and his Family beat Childhood Cancer

It’s hard to even muster up the words or feelings right now so without further ado, I’ll cut to the chase. Kyle’s cancer has returned. As you can imagine, everyone is shocked and devastated.

The cancer is in two spots in his left lung, one spot on the second rib next to the right lung, and in the left side of his head between the skull and cerebral lining of his brain.

We do not know the exact kind of cancer it is until the biopsy comes back but it is believed to be Ewing’s Sarcoma again. I will update as soon as we get official word on that.

Kyle and his family have had a ROUGH road the last few years. It started when Kyle was at the tender age of 8 years old and diagnosed with Guillain Barre Syndrome which is very rare. After fighting that battle and not being able to walk for quite some time, just 11 short months later he was diagnosed with stage 4 Ewing’s Sarcoma. That’s like getting struck by lightning TWICE.

While in treatment for his cancer last time, he developed a blood clot in his heart which had to be monitored extremely closely at all times and required multiple hospital stays and ambulance transfers.

After two years of remission, now at only 12 years old, Kyle will be admitted to CHOC this Monday, February 28th, 2022 at 9am to battle childhood cancer once again. Because his cancer is so aggressive it is imperative that he starts treatment right away.

This family needs ALL the financial help and Prayers they can get. Bills are still piled high from last time and will now quickly accumulate again. Alicia (Kyle’s Mother) was just getting ready to start working after the last several years and now she once again will not be able to help provide any kind of income to the household as she will be at Kyle’s side every step of the way.

I know we all see those St. Jude commercials with Jennifer Anniston saying no kid fights alone but that’s not always true. Although it’s a great foundation, there are only TWO locations in the United States where kids can get that kind of treatment at St. Jude and sadly not enough spaces for all of the kids. It’s selective. CHOC unfortunately does not offer any type of coverage like that. A lot of procedures and ambulance transfers are OUT of POCKET expenses for the families of children battling this beast. Please help this family in any way you can. Every dollar counts!

Nobody should have to worry about keeping a roof over their head while their child fights cancer.

Kyle is the toughest kid I know and he WILL BEAT this!!!!

Together we can ALL make a difference in Kyle’s fight!