This brought tears to my eyes! It’s so hard to not think of the what if’s, but your faith is strong and hopefully can overcome your fears. Thank you for mentioning our organization. We are always happy to partner with you to help raise awareness of the great need!

Truly every day is a gift. Appreciate your insight and sharing what many of us hold inside. Cale and all of you are warriors!

So very happy that the appointment went well! We continue to pray for all of you! That “what if” road is such a rabbit hole that is hard to steer clear of! You have an amazing outlook and your faith will continue to be your guide. God bless all of you! We’re looking forward to seeing you in a few weeks and watching Cale in his competition!🙏❤️🙏

You should have been a writer Michelle! Never have seen anyone so good at it. So happy for all that Cale is enjoying life and all the good things to come!

Such great news!!! I am so so happy for you all. The PTSD is real...and it sucks! The good news is each appointment that is further apart...means your body is healing as it should and the chance of it returning lessens. It is so unfortunate that when you are in remission, many think there are no more worries, but as you stated, we have to worry about our heart and kidneys having been damaged. I pray Cale stays healthy and free of any issues. He sounds just amazing and living life to its full potential. Life is precious, time is precious and memories we make and continue to make are the most precious. Keep living. Keep loving. Keep believing God has big plans for Cale and all of you :)

What wonderful news...upbeat and positive. With a message to all to appreciate the gift of life. Our daughter will celebrate her 11th year of a double lung transplant on May 4th. May the Force of God's love be with all those organ/tissue recipients with gratitude for all donors.

God is AWESOME! Prayers will continue for Cale and the entire family!

One day at a time, blessed and thankful, and not afraid of the future.

What wonderful news! And yes, one blest day at a time is the best way to live.

Praise the Lord! Continued prayers for a cancer-free life!