On my last post I stated Kendall had a heart catheter procedure on Friday January 16th. On Tuesday January 20th I received a call from the transplant team stating there was some moderate rejection cells in the heart biopsy and they wanted her to be admitted into the hospital ASAP to begin a steroid regimen. It's crazy because there were no clues looking at her to tell what was going on in her body. So we got to the ER around 3p and this started Day 1 of a 3 day IV steroid tre

On December 10th Kendall was diagnosed with Influenza A. She was immediately put on tamiflu for 5 days. She had a mild case thank God. Then Quentin tested + for influenza A on January 7th so the transplant team wanted Kendall treated again because of exposure. This time she had to be on tamiflu for 10. days On December 17th we went on our first vacation since the transplant. We went to Nashville Tennessee for Quentin's 21st birthday. A good time was had by all. Kendall had so

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