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div>  Kyle's journey Everyone please meet Kyle he's our man of the day Welcome to his web site, his newly designed page We heard that he likes Dora, Ollie and Thomas The Train too So we've brought them all together and wrapped them in shades of blue Look at that smile upon his face he sure can brighten anyone's day He's a one in a million cutie pie we adore him, what more can we say Heroes come in all shapes and sizes some are big, some are brawny and tall Our hero has the heart of a lion, and the strength of a giant for one so small As you read his story and get to know him you will see how this brave little guy Can wrap everyone around his finger and then become the apple of your eye We welcome you to stop by quite often we'll have pictures and updates on Kyle And we guarantee as you sign the guestbook you will leave with a great big Kyle smile Copyright ©2006 Island Princess   Kyle's Story This website was created to keep our family and friends updated on Kyle's fight with ALL Leukemia. Kyle was diagnosed with ALL Leukemia on Feb.5, 2004. He was admitted in the hospital that night. The next morning Kyle had a Spinal Tap to diagnose it properly. It came back that he had ALL Leukemia T-cell and in the nervous system-which meant more aggressive treatment. On October 3,2005 Kyle relapsed in his CNS. He is doing intense chemo then undergoing radiation therapy. In addition to Leukemia, Kyle also has Asperger Syndrome which is on the Autism Spectrum. St.Jude helped with having Kyle evaluated and the proper therapy. He is enrolled in the Early Intervention program with Shelby County Schools. However it is hard for him to go on a regular basis because of his chemo treatments and weaken immune system. Kyle is a strong boy fighting a big battle, but not bigger than God. We cherish each day and stay close to God as he carries us through this journey. Five Days after Kyle relapsed we found out Kevin (Kyle's Dad) would be fighting the biggest battle of his life. He was dx with Esphagus-Gastric Cancer October 2005. Kevin began treatment with a sugery to remove 1/3 of his stomach, 1/3 of esphagus and 5 lymph nodes. After recovery from the sugery he began 6 weeks of intense chemo and radiation. Kyle and Kevin were doing radiation at the same time. Kyle would go in the morning and Kevin would go in the afternoon. Kevin then ended his treatment with 4 big rounds of chemo. Kevin was not working for 9 months. He went back July 2006. With prayers and support from all over the world and God's grace we have been blessed through this journey. God put certain people in our lives to carry us through this. We have learned about the true meaning of giving, friendship and family. The little things don't matter and we truly live for today. God does not promise a smooth ride, but he does promise to stand by us and guide us through every life challenge. This is our story...... We hope our experience with cancer ends here! Kyle completed his treatment July 10, 2007! 3 1/2 years later, relapse and all Kyle is a typical 6 year old boy! For those people who read this and just had a child diagnoised with Leukemia or another family memeber diagnoised with cancer let our story be your hope! It has been a long road, but very rewarding along the way! href=http://www.stjude.org/leukemia>     I watch you playing, Without a care. It's hard to believe The cancer is there. You look so bright, So happy and well. If someone new met you They couldn't tell. Your strength is amazing, Your courage so strong. You've fought this disease So well for so long. It's from your strength, that I draw mine. I know you will come through this, It'll just take time. Carry on smiling, I will too. Through the hard times I'll carry you. You are my world, The air that I breathe, I know in my heart You'll never leave. Keep strong my love, The battle has begun, But with your strength, It will be won.     CLICK HERE   *HUGS* TOTAL! give KYLE more *HUGS* Get hugs of your own  Joshua 1:9, "Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be terrified; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go." (NIV) "A weary Christian lay awake one night trying to hold the world together by his worrying. Then he heard the Lord gently say, "You can go to sleep now I'll sit up". Ruth Bell Graham You know you're the parent of a kid with cancer when.... Kids with hair look strange to you! ;-) You can sleep anywhere and anything that reclines more than 15 degrees looks 'comfy' ;-) You don't realize the sharps container is on the kitchen table until halfway through dinner ;-} You enjoy the trip to the hospital at 3am because there aren't any cars on the highway ;-) You hear a truck backing up and think it's the IV alarm beeping ;-) Med students ask to borrow your notes ;-) You wrap presents and packages with surgical tape ;-) Waiting for an hour doesn't seem a long time anymore compared to the wait at the doctor’s appointments- You have syringes in your cutlery rack in the dishwasher Every little thing can make you cry but this list has you rolling on the floor ; -)  ANGEL ANN Click Here  CLICK HERE        Journal Saturday, September 6, 2008 8:21 AM CDT Hi- Hospital Information:
Links: http://www.zippyvideos.com/2731708291521356/kyle_0001/ Kyle's picture video |
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