Time to Remember
12 years ago
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OUR STORY
Jenson is our sweet little boy. He brings so much joy to all of our lives...Sydney, mommy, and daddy. He was diagnosed at the tender age of 5 months with a rare disease called "histiocytosis" . He started chemo at 9 months old as the disease attacked his skin and GI tract. While on chemo, his disease worsened attacking his skin, GI, bone, brain, and liver.
Jenson underwent a bone marrow transplant Jan 31, 2012 when his sweet sister Sydney joyfully donated her stem cells. He made it through the transplant, but the disease had already done too much damage.
Jenson went to his eternal home in heaven on May 8, 2012 at the age of 3.
Here is our inspirational little boy Jenson's journey...
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2012
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January
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- New Start
- Awake
- Two of You
- Sydney's Strength
- Strength Through Others
- Surprising Strength
- Music Therapy
- Helping Hands
- Side Effects
- It started!
- He's Getting a What?
- The Call From Surgery
- Speechless
- All Torn Up
- Dye Study
- Breakdown for Breakthrough
- Words of Hope
- Plumber Needed
- Line Surgery
- More Negative News
- Little Fighter
- My prayer for Jenson
- Craziness!!!
- Quote of the Day
- So Sick!
- Everything's Coming Up Puke
- Waiting for a Test
- Happy Hearts
- Love Like A Child
- Negative News
- Pre-Tests
- Unlawful
- Far From Normal
- Irritated
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January
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About Me
- Kristin Aaron
- Kristin Aaron is a wife to Doug, and mom to Sydney (7) and Jenson who departed this world at the tender age of 3. She is also a business executive. She loves hanging out with family and friends, playing cards, and listening to music. She also enjoys learning and sharing what God is teaching her along this journey called life.
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So unbelievably frustrating! I can't begin to imagine what you are going through. Praying for a sense of urgency for Jenson's doctors and better coordination so that everything can happen much faster! Charlotte
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