Kyler Gordon

In September 2021, Kyler Gordon was diagnosed with B-cell lymphoblastic leukemia at age 7. This news was life-changing for him, his four siblings, and his parents. His first chemotherapy treatment phase was ineffective. Kyler still had persistent leukemia cells in his bone marrow, forcing him to have more intensive chemotherapy treatment. Not only was he unable to attend school with friends, but he was also very sick and required 24-hour care and hospitalization. Kyler has endured spinal taps, bone marrow aspirations, and blood transfusions. He has difficulty walking and has a lot of pain in his legs. In November of 2022, he had to have a large portion of his lung removed due to a rare, aggressive fungal infection.

Kyler and his mother must travel to Children's Healthcare of Atlanta for weekly treatments and tests. His family has incurred enormous medical and personal expenses, including gas, food, parking and everyday living expenses.

Kyler's dad, Officer Joe Gordon, is a Forsyth County Deputy and School Resource Officer at Denmark High School. He and his wife Kristin have four other children, elementary school age and younger. If you want to help Kyler and the Gordon family with some of their expenses, you can make a difference by giving something. This family needs love and support.

Any amount you would like to donate would be greatly appreciated. Please pray for Kyler and his family.