Some good news to start: Kasey had her follow-up appointment yesterday (11/18), and her drains are finally out! She’s healing well overall, and the area the doctors were most worried about (circulation concerns) is showing clear improvement. They’ve asked her to keep using the prescribed cream and will continue monitoring it closely. The surgeons have […]

Kasey had a full day of doctor appointments yesterday. She’s one tough lady! She’s up and moving around with T-rex arms, showering on her own, and completely off pain meds. We did hit a couple of minor setbacks, but nothing will dim Kasey’s spirit. One spot next to her incision isn’t getting great circulation, so

Kasey took her first shower today—she’s doing amazingly well! Activity and managing the drains leave her pretty nauseous and weak, so she’s taking it slow with plenty of rest. Pain is under good control, her appetite is back, and she’s surrounded by the most beautiful flowers. Thank you all so much! Kasey feels every bit

Kasey is on her way home! She is doing great!!! She is hungry and tired so going home to rest. Thank you all for prayers and thoughts! They all worked!!

Surgery is done. Everything went great and that best news no cancer in lymph node. We haven’t seen her yet. I will update once we get to see and talk to her 💕💕💕

Tomorrow is Kasey’s surgery day, and we’re holding her close in our hearts. If you can, please keep her in your thoughts and prayers—she means the world to us. She’ll need to be at the hospital by 5:30 a.m., with the procedure starting at 7:00 a.m. They’ll begin with a dye injection to guide the

Kasey has been cherishing every second of this month, enjoying family time and making the best out of this off month. Yesterday, she had her pre-op appointment, navigating a flood of detailed instructions and strict “don’ts” with her determination, fully prepared to face the next phase of her journey head-on. Today she had  an echocardiogram

Kasey completed her 18-week chemotherapy journey! She used cold capping throughout, with Colt diligently changing them every 25 minutes, and she proudly kept her curls. Kasey powered through both chemo and teaching without missing a day, looking so radiant that many students were unaware of her battle.Today was an emotional milestone—she rang the bell, marking

Kasey met with Dr. Sekharan this week to plan her next steps. Her final chemotherapy session is scheduled for Wednesday, September 24th. Following this, she’ll take a break to clear the chemo from her system before undergoing a double mastectomy on November 6th. During the mastectomy, expanders will be placed, which will be gradually filled

Kasey is resting at home after making it through today’s treatment. She slept for about an hour and is eager to remove the cold cap for better sleep tonight. Tomorrow, she’ll receive an injection to boost her red blood cell count. Today, the doctors couldn’t feel the mass during examination. The plan is to have