"I just looked at her and to be honest, guys, like, these were not my words. Like, this was the Holy Spirit... I looked at her and I said, one way or another, this kid's going to leave this hospital. It might not be the way that we want, but he's going to leave this hospital. Our job is to be there for him no matter what happens."

“When I was diagnosed at 19, my plans shattered. But in that moment, I realized money meant nothing—relationships and following God mattered most. I wouldn’t change a thing. The blessings and peace He’s brought me through my pain have been life-changing.”