Ryan Soileau will talk about his son Henry who was diagnosed with Bone Marrow failure when he was 6 weeks old in February of 2020, and his remarkable recovery some 4 years later. episode artwork

EPISODE · May 13, 2024 · 48 MIN

Ryan Soileau will talk about his son Henry who was diagnosed with Bone Marrow failure when he was 6 weeks old in February of 2020, and his remarkable recovery some 4 years later.

from Help and Hope Happen Here · host Mark Levine

Ryan Soileau's son Henry had a heart rate of 250 when he was 6 weeks old in February of 2020 when he was taken to the emergency room by his mom and Ryan's wife Ashley. It was discovered that Ryan was suffering from Bone Marrow failure which has a one in a million chance of happening. Remarkably, Ryan is now well on his way to leading a healthy life as his Bone Marrow has recovered on its own and the Bone Marrow transplant that the doctors at St. Jude thought he would need, has been taken off the table and Henry is feeling as well as possible, some 4 years after his original diagnosis. 

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