Jaymi noticed that something was not quite right with Zion, her son. By next day, his mobility issues were visible and her husband, an oncologist by profession, decided that they should go to the hospital. The diagnosis was dire, as Zion had an aggressive form of brain cancer. Despite all the care by the medical professionals and prayers from everyone in their church, Zion ultimately lost the battle. Continuing little boy’s legacy, the couple created a non-profit organization which helps children with special needs.
Key Takeaways:
- Zion was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive cancer affecting the brain and spinal cord.
- Zion had a clean scan, but then the cancer returned he and died at the age of four.
- The nonprofit arts program Out of Zion has now served over 250 families.
“Even with running two nonprofits, as well as parenting Zion’s younger sister, 7-year-old daughter, Zoe-Elle, Jaymi, 34, has no interest in slowing down in her mission.”
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