October 11th--. Our family met with Brady's parents, Allisun and Donavon Caproon via Zoom. We greeted each other with smiles and introductions. From there the conversation just flowed. We didn't have a Q & A with a list of questions because we wanted it to be genuine and not scripted. I asked Allisun to talk about Brady and share some things she had already told me and add anything else she wanted us to know. After that, we asked them questions like: what were Brady's favori

We have been in contact with the donors family. They are such beautiful people inside and out. Kendall's heart donor's name is Brady Caproon. Myself and Brady's mom have been texting and writing letters to each other back and forth since last year. This was definitely an answered prayer, that the donor's family would want to know us. I remember the first letter I received from Allisun very vividly. When Sydney opened the envelope to start reading the letter to us, there was a

Ok. Clearly I am playing catch up with all of the most recent doctors appointments.... October 24--Hematology/Oncology specialist Dr. M concluded that this mass/lesion on Kendall's spleen has been there a long time according to other cat scans and MRIs. It started slowly growing in 2024. She said it is a hemangioma-- a benign tumor of the spleen, a non-cancerous overgrowth of blood vessels. -Her recommendation is to do nothing right now. She said some of the reasons for rapid

I won't overload you and put everything in one post so I will let you know things in the order that they happened to get you caught up. I am literally going to look into Kendlall's patient portal at Mott's to recall everything because it's been a month and half since my last post. PET scan results showed the neck lymph nodes were no longer enlarged and the right side was clear. However, there was still active early stage lymphoma on the left side. Since she is not having any