McCurry and Crawford Family

Jace Update — September 30, 2026 Early Sunday morning, Jace started running a high fever and had to be hospitalized. His body was fighting off a virus, but thankfully, he rebounded quickly and was able to come home Monday afternoon. Tuesday morning, he woke up with hives and a rash covering his body, and unfortunately, the same thing happened again this morning. We had a clinic visit today to get him treated and were relieved to find out that the hives and rash are a reaction to the virus his body has been fighting. His blood work today looked really good—so good that it actually surprised his doctors! His numbers were good enough that he could have started the next phase of treatment today. However, after everything his body has been through this week, his doctors decided it would be best to give him and his body a much-needed break for a week. So, he will begin the next phase of treatment next Wednesday. We are incredibly thankful for the good blood work, the quick recovery, and the extra week for Jace’s body to rest and recover. Thank you all for your continued support, prayers, love, and encouragement. Please keep the prayers coming as we head into the next phase of this journey. ❤️ One day at a time. One battle at a time. We will keep fighting.

Jace is doing good. His hemoglobin and platelets count were down today so he had to have a blood transfusion. Today was a long day at the hospital but he is making progress. Thank you to everyone that has supported us in one way or another.

Jace started phase 2 yesterday 9-2-26. He is doing well and making great progress. Still have a long way to go but we will get there. Thank you to everyone that has help and or prayed for us.

Our names are Jessica Crawford and Michael McCurry, and we are reaching out on behalf of our family during an incredibly challenging time. On July 21st, 2026, our 12-year-old son was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. Since then, our lives have been turned upside down and will require frequent hospital stays and countless visits for his treatment. These appointments take his mother and me away from work, making it difficult to keep up with our regular expenses. The financial strain has been overwhelming, as we try to cover travel costs to and from the hospital, groceries, and our everyday bills. While we are doing everything we can to support our child and keep our family strong, the added expenses have made it hard to stay afloat. Any help we receive will go directly toward easing these burdens, allowing us to focus on our son's health and well-being. We are deeply grateful for any support you can offer, whether it's through a donation or by sharing our fundraiser with others. Your kindness means the world to us, and every bit of help brings us closer to getting through this difficult journey together. Thank you for standing with our family.