Our sweet 8-year-old Xavier urgently started chemo today.

After beating his first leukemia diagnosis, we thought the fight was over. He rang the bell, had his port removed on July 7th, 2025, and we all breathed again for the first time in a long time.

His doctors confirmed the return of cancer, 3 short weeks later, through an emergency bone marrow biopsy that revealed extensive disease. They’ve warned that if chemo doesn’t work this time, stem cell treatment will be his last option. The road ahead is going to be long, painful, and unpredictable.

Cancer is a cruel, terrible disease that no child, or parent, should have to fight. And when it does, especially to a family led by a single dad like Harvey, it takes a village to support their fight.

Harvey doesn’t get paid time off. Every day away from work means no income, yet he’s choosing to be with Xavier in that hospital room because that’s what love looks like.

We’re asking for your help to support them through this, help with lost wages, meals, travel, parking, and all the little things that become mountains when cancer seeps into your life.

More than anything, this is about our community helping a father stay by his little boy’s side during the most critical time of his life.

If you can, please donate, share, and please keep them in your prayers.

From all of us who love them, thank you for holding Xavier and Harvey in your hearts.