Helping Kipp and the Cash Crew

With much deliberation, we have decided to be transparent about our family's needs. Our most critical need is prayers for sweet Kipp and our family. With support from our Father and our loved ones, we have made it to our current hurdle. Kipp was discharged on Wednesday (March 31st). On Friday, we enjoyed our family being back together after so long. Then, we received a call from our D.C. oncologist. She had bad news. The final labs taken before we left showed an aggressive fungal infection. It can become rapidly serious in kids with Leukemia. Kids with Kipp's type of Down Syndrome and Leukemia have an increased chance of developing this fungal infection. We are currently in D.C. for immediate IV meds, monitoring by infectious disease, and more testing. If all goes well, he will be admitted until Monday. We had no idea we would be back at all, much less 48hrs later.

It has been brought to our attention that family, friends, members of our church, etc. would like to contribute to help during this time. Many have assisted in many ways within the last two months, and we thank you.

My deepest thanks.

Cash, Johnson, Ford, and Barnard Family