Victory for Vaughn

On May 8th, Vaughn was taken to Nemour's children's Hospital for right side facial swelling. An MRI revealed a mass on his orbital socket. Pathology later confirmed it was cancerous, and Vaughn was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer called, Double hit B cell Lymphoma. It is actually 2 different cancers, and also considered a leukemia since it is in his bone marrow.

Vaugh received his first chemotherapy treatment this past Friday, May 15th. If you know Vaughn, then you know he has a fighting spirit! However, he has a long road ahead of him, and our hope is that we can relieve some of the financial hardship that Tony and Amy will face. They have been by his side through this and will continue to do so. In the midst of it all, they have had to face the challenges of Covid-19, and the way that it has affected hospital operations. There has been and will continue to, be time away from work, medical expenses, and they have two other precious children at home, Ava, and Gage. 

No one expects to hear that their child has cancer.  Would you help us lighten their load? Any amount would help, and I know they will be so grateful. Thank you!