Stacy Dyal - Quintuplet Family
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"When Stacy and Kelley Dyal decided to start a family, they knew they wanted to have a few children. What a wonderful, amazing surprise to find out they were growing their family by FIVE with ONE pregnancy" Giggle Magazine, 2014).
If you know Stacy Dyal, you know what a smart, beautfiul and kind soul she is. She has a contagious laugh and the sweetest personality of anyone around. Stacy was able to continue working until she was 18 weeks pregnant as she was already measuring full-term (40 weeks) and was put on moderate bed rest. At 24 weeks, Stacy was admitted to the hospital for the next five and a half weeks while doctors did everything they could to keep those five miracles in the womb for as long as possible.
On November 15, 2012, at 29 weeks and 4 days, the Dyal Quintuplets made their grand entrance into this world and have caught the eyes and hearts of everyone around them ever since. Kyndall, Kamryn, Kayleigh, Kyleigh, and Kaleb were born with minor issues and needing help breathing, however it was also discovered that Kamryn had Amniotic Band Syndrome, which is where amniotic band wraps around a part of the baby's body and restricts blood flow. As a result, Kamryn has already had undergone several surgeries for her hand and foot.
The quintuplets arrival in small town Brooker, Florida captured the attention of all around and are some of the most fun, spunky and sweet kiddos you'll ever meet.
Kelley works full time and Stacy has played "Super Mom" from day one, both ensuring that each and every need for their babies are met, however Stacy has undergone her own share of serious health concerns.
Unfamiliar to most, Stacy is currently on the waiting list to receive her second liver transplant. While we are all aware that mothers do not get "sick days", Stacy has continued to be at home with the quints, who are now four years old. Through it all, she is maintaining the most positive attitude and still smiles, but the effects of declining liver support for her body is starting to take it's toll on her and the family. She has recently been admitted into the hospital to get severe jaundice and swelling under control.
While she and Kelley are concentrating on her health concerns, the kids are being split between friends and family members for the current moment in time. In the event that the family needs additional childcare support, assistance with medical expenses, or the everyday expectations to support this family (bills, etc.), this Go Fund Me account has been created to help allevieate the burden of financial stress as they truck on through this process. The road ahead may be long, and any assistance you can provide: prayers, financial, etc. is greatly appreciated.
**update as of 5/5/17** Stacy has received the news that doctors have found her a PERFECT match for her liver donation and is IN surgery as of this morning at 4am. Please continue to pray for her, for an uneventful surgery, a quick and successful surgery, pray for the donor and her family, pray for the doctors and nurses and team of professionals hands as they work.
Update as of June 6, 2017 from Kelley:
Most recent update as of June 6, 2017:
Stacy is back in the hospital. Her hepatic artery is 100% blocked. Dr can't explain what caused it or when it happened. May 13th had perfect flow, now no flow. The entire transplant team is now in a meeting trying to figure out what and the best options are. She will be having some more tests ran today and maybe will have more answers. They will be trying to go in and break through the blockage and install a stint. Hopefully this will work. If not , then It looks like another full transplant will be in our future. The question is when... with the blockage her liver numbers are still good, but that could be because of such a healthy liver. They are looking at trying to get her on the list asap or it might be another waiting game and go the long way like last time and just watch her get sicker daily. Could be days, weeks, months.... no one will know. This is just unbelievable... you couldn't write a horror movie with this many ups and downs and turns." -Kelley
*update: June 10:
"Stacy is out of surgery. I'm not able to see her for a lil bit but with a heavy heart I'm sad to say that the liver is not getting the adequate blood supply. She is being resubmitted onto the transplant list. The doctors will petition the board to move her to the top but will not know anything for a couple of days. I trust in the Lord and he is in control. I don't know why or will never know. This may have caught us by surprise but rest assure that this was no surprise to Him. We must trust that the "perfect" liver still awaits Stacy. I ask that you please pray for peace, strength , and wisdom for this will be a rough road. Thank you all for your love and support. I don't know when I'll have any more information but will update soon."-Kelley


If you know Stacy Dyal, you know what a smart, beautfiul and kind soul she is. She has a contagious laugh and the sweetest personality of anyone around. Stacy was able to continue working until she was 18 weeks pregnant as she was already measuring full-term (40 weeks) and was put on moderate bed rest. At 24 weeks, Stacy was admitted to the hospital for the next five and a half weeks while doctors did everything they could to keep those five miracles in the womb for as long as possible.
On November 15, 2012, at 29 weeks and 4 days, the Dyal Quintuplets made their grand entrance into this world and have caught the eyes and hearts of everyone around them ever since. Kyndall, Kamryn, Kayleigh, Kyleigh, and Kaleb were born with minor issues and needing help breathing, however it was also discovered that Kamryn had Amniotic Band Syndrome, which is where amniotic band wraps around a part of the baby's body and restricts blood flow. As a result, Kamryn has already had undergone several surgeries for her hand and foot.
The quintuplets arrival in small town Brooker, Florida captured the attention of all around and are some of the most fun, spunky and sweet kiddos you'll ever meet.
Kelley works full time and Stacy has played "Super Mom" from day one, both ensuring that each and every need for their babies are met, however Stacy has undergone her own share of serious health concerns.
Unfamiliar to most, Stacy is currently on the waiting list to receive her second liver transplant. While we are all aware that mothers do not get "sick days", Stacy has continued to be at home with the quints, who are now four years old. Through it all, she is maintaining the most positive attitude and still smiles, but the effects of declining liver support for her body is starting to take it's toll on her and the family. She has recently been admitted into the hospital to get severe jaundice and swelling under control.
While she and Kelley are concentrating on her health concerns, the kids are being split between friends and family members for the current moment in time. In the event that the family needs additional childcare support, assistance with medical expenses, or the everyday expectations to support this family (bills, etc.), this Go Fund Me account has been created to help allevieate the burden of financial stress as they truck on through this process. The road ahead may be long, and any assistance you can provide: prayers, financial, etc. is greatly appreciated.
**update as of 5/5/17** Stacy has received the news that doctors have found her a PERFECT match for her liver donation and is IN surgery as of this morning at 4am. Please continue to pray for her, for an uneventful surgery, a quick and successful surgery, pray for the donor and her family, pray for the doctors and nurses and team of professionals hands as they work.
Update as of June 6, 2017 from Kelley:
Most recent update as of June 6, 2017:
Stacy is back in the hospital. Her hepatic artery is 100% blocked. Dr can't explain what caused it or when it happened. May 13th had perfect flow, now no flow. The entire transplant team is now in a meeting trying to figure out what and the best options are. She will be having some more tests ran today and maybe will have more answers. They will be trying to go in and break through the blockage and install a stint. Hopefully this will work. If not , then It looks like another full transplant will be in our future. The question is when... with the blockage her liver numbers are still good, but that could be because of such a healthy liver. They are looking at trying to get her on the list asap or it might be another waiting game and go the long way like last time and just watch her get sicker daily. Could be days, weeks, months.... no one will know. This is just unbelievable... you couldn't write a horror movie with this many ups and downs and turns." -Kelley
*update: June 10:
"Stacy is out of surgery. I'm not able to see her for a lil bit but with a heavy heart I'm sad to say that the liver is not getting the adequate blood supply. She is being resubmitted onto the transplant list. The doctors will petition the board to move her to the top but will not know anything for a couple of days. I trust in the Lord and he is in control. I don't know why or will never know. This may have caught us by surprise but rest assure that this was no surprise to Him. We must trust that the "perfect" liver still awaits Stacy. I ask that you please pray for peace, strength , and wisdom for this will be a rough road. Thank you all for your love and support. I don't know when I'll have any more information but will update soon."-Kelley
Organizer
Cassie Melvin
Organizer
Brooker, FL
