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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2022 · 7 MIN

4 year old King Gaylor joins the show along with his parents Nasharis and Tim, and younger brother Kyro

from WEEI/NESN Jimmy Fund Radio-Telethon

4 year old King Gaylor joins the show along with his parents Nasharis and Tim, and younger brother Kyro. King was diagnosed with ALL in January 2021. He had been sick in December, and was prescribed antibiotics. His mother insisted they weren't working and the doctor ordered a blood test. King was admitted to the hospital where he remained for 48 day, beginning his treatment journey.  King had to overcome challenges, including needing physical therapy to strengthen his legs after a medication made it difficult for him to walk, sometimes slip a bit and giving him high anxiety, but he came out of the experience stronger.  He currently goes to the Jimmy Fund Clinic once a week and will continue treatment through February 2023.  King loves to play instruments, sing, and dance. He likes soccer, but says baseball is the best sport. He also loves Sonic the Hedgehog.  Dana-Farber is special to King and his family because every staff member, nurse, and doctor has always made sure to take the best care of King. 

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