Hello everybody... I am trying to raise money to help my brother and his family pay their day-to-day bills. My 6-month-old nephew Remington was recently diagnosed with cancer and is fighting for his life. He has a cancer called Neuroblastoma, which is an immature nerve cell cancer that causes tumors. He has several tumors throughout his body. He has already had one tumor removed from his head that was causing his eye to bulge out of the socket. He starts chemotherapy today. My brother and sister-in-law have been at the hospital since the day they found the first tumor. My brother is the sole provider for his family and hasn't been able to work in several weeks. We all know that when it comes to our children, it is hard to leave their side when they are sick and/or suffering. Any help or donations will go towards helping my brother continue to try and provide for his family the best he can (paying rent, bills, etc.). Please keep my nephew, brother, and sister-in-law in your prayers. We greatly appreciate any donations and all prayers.

11/5 Update - Remy started chemo therapy this week and is on session 4 of the first round of treatment. He is experiencing some side affects such as nausea and is extremely tired. Each round of treatme t is 5 consecutive days at 1 hour per day. The tunor on his brain has not grown anymore and we are extremely thankful for that. The prayers and chemo are working, not allowing it to get any larger than it already is. Please continue to pray for him and his family. We greatly appreciate all of you who have donated to help my brother financially as well as all the positive vibes and prayers. It truly relieves a significant amount of stress. God bless you all! #TeamRemy #RemyStrong #HeIsAFighter

8/17/25

REMI UPDATE: Been awhile since we've given a update, little man is doing great. He's done with his first two phases of his treatment(chemotheropy and stem cell transplants). He's always happy and smiling. Eating pretty much anything we will give him. Growing up to be a strong little boy. His favorite thing to do during the day is play with his big sister. They love each other unconditionally.

That being said, he starts the next phase of his treatment on Monday (Radiation). He is required to do 12-15 rounds of Radiation. We chose to go with Proton Radiation. It's what my wife and I think is best for our son. Only downfall about the Radiation is that there is only 2 places here in southern California that offer this Proton Radiation that my son needs. One is in San Diego and the other being at Loma Linda Hospital. The hospital is 80 miles from our house. 160 miles round trip everyday is what we will have to do for at least 12 days.

Our gofundme is still active, fuel is expensive and we will need plenty of it to make these trips daily. If you can donate whatever possible we would appreciate it. Help take the weight off our shoulders a bit.

Thanks again in advance and continue to pray for our son.