JAYDON AND HIS BEST FRIEND SAVANA, AT RELAY FOR LIFE, 2007.JAYDON WAS DIAGNOSED WITH STAGE 3 HIGH RISK NEUROBLASTOMA AT 3 YRS OLD. HE WAS 4YRS POST TRANSPLANT DEC, 2007TRANSPLANT DIAGNOSED ON MAY 21, 2003. HAS UNDERGONE CHEMO,10 HR SURGERY, RADIATION, BONE MARROW TRANSPLANT
Pray continually; give thanks in all circumstances, for this is God's will for you. (1 Thessalonians 5:17-18)

Journal

Sunday, January 4, 2009 9:41 PM CST

Yeah another update!!! Well, lots has happened since Aug. We went to Florida for fall g=break with other families from Owensboro. AHad a blst and met my nephew and family there. Colton took his friend Jessse and we all had a hootin' great time. Nate is now 19 and graduates this year. Jaydon is having an awesome school year. He is getting new hearing aids and is sooo excited. He had scans the 1st part of dec, everythign is ok, but we have to see another specialist in feb. Spending lots of tiem with family and friends. WE had an awesome Thanksgiving and Christmas. He got everything on his list and then some. Chrissy is expecting her 1st baby in June and we are sooo excited as well. We ahve ltos and ltos of family coming into town this week for a 50th anniversary celebration for my parnts. It is gonna be huge. Noah Meliss and Taylor came in form Texas and will be leaving soon for Hawaii again. Boy am I gonna miss my girl!! Colton shot his 1st buck this year and Jayodn had another hunting adventure in Oct. Hope all is well and Happy 2009 to you all. Thanks for the messages. Love to all

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