Its has been a while since we had any appointments with our physicians. On Thursday we had our scans at Duke, and they have confirmed two small nodules in Kendalls right lung. Although this is not what we had prayed for, we will meet with our team of physicians and do whats best to remove/eradicate these. There still is a chance we will start some type of medicine and monitor these spots to evaluate how well it is working. Our surgeon has informed us they are too small to remove surgically at this point. Although this is not the plan we had, we will adjust our sails, and get after it!  Hang in there Kendall, you can do it!

Love you sweetie~ Mom, Dad, Connor and All of Team Kendall!

Just wanted to say thanks to the students at Virginia Tech. They continue to set the bar for excellence in fund raising for Relay for Life. Kendall was asked to give a speech during the opening ceremonies on Friday, April 20th. These students did an excellent job in planning a great relay for this year. They ended up raising $564,391. Wow! Unbelievable! Virginia Tech continues to rally for great causes and it was an honor for Kendall to be part of this incredible event. One step closer to finding a cure. Great job Hokies! Here is the link for Kendall’s speech. God Bless, Love Team Kendall.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RIcrj1TCbA

Just wanted to let our team Kendall supporters know how things are progressing. Kendall is getting back a lot of her strength and energy and continues to stay positive. Medically speaking, nothing is new. We will continue to have scans quarterly. We have been blessed by so many people helping us and giving us support.  Abby Bagliani from Wake Forest University asked if Kendall would like to be a team leader and speaker for their annual Brian Piccolo Cancer Fund Drive, she was all in! This is their 12 hour dance consisting of students who plan, participate and raise funds for cancer research.  Kendall was one of the 6 team leaders that were asked to share their story. It’s amazing to see the energy when all of these kids get involved and help others. Please visit their website at wakenshake.com. We also met a young man battling cancer, 17 yr. old Josh Rominger who is amazing to say the least. Please add him to your prayer list as well. Hang in there Josh, you are a warrior.  Thanks again to Abby Bagliani, Karli Thode, and all of the wonderful students at WFU for an awesome event. Together, we will beat cancer! God Bless, and thanks so much for keeping Team Kendall strong and believing! Peace, JB

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Kendall we hope you have an awesome Birthday today. May it be filled with sunshine and smiles, laughter and love. You are a special person. We Love You, Dad, Mom & Connor!

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Thanks so much for all of the support throughout the Dime A Time Fundraiser. We are so grateful for everyones involvement.  We appreciate the players, coaches, Roanoke Athletic Club and all of the donors. Special thanks to Coach Billy Hicks and Maygon Sowder. Not only have you been able to raise funds, you helped us raise awareness about supporting a bigger cause, curing cancer! Congratulations to Cave Spring for winning the State Regional Championship and heading to Richmond for the Final Four tournament this week. We are so very proud of your accomplishments.  Thanks again for being a part of Team Kendall.

A year ago today, Kendall was hospitalized with ACC. She has been amazing and has inspired us all with her courage and determination to be cancer free. She is recovering well from her last procedure. We want all of Team Kendall to know how much we appreciate your support. We are continually amazed by everyone. You have made a huge difference in Kendall’s journey. We are very blessed by all of you. Special thanks to an incredible man, a friend, and a saint on earth, Dr Bill Fintel. God Bless you all, The Bayne’s

Good morning Team Kendall. We will be heading back to Duke to meet with a cardiothoracic radiologist. It is our hope to have an ablation performed to remove a small nodule on her left lung. This procedure will be this Thursday, and when our prayers are answered she will be home Thursday evening. Stay strong Kendall, you continue to amaze us all with your strength and determination. God Bless you sweetie. We Love You!  Mom, Dad, Connor and all of Team Kendall. Godspeed!

This week Kendall had follow up scans and her chest tube stitches removed. She has healed nicely and we are now getting ready for her next steps. The scans looked good except they can see one nodule in her left lung.  This spot, when being compared to previous scans, appears to have been there in August. So the good news is that there is no new disease since our original scans. We are considering having this spot ablated and we will let everyone know when we decide. Thanks so much for everything and as this post states, Team Kendall will never give up until she is cancer free. Stay strong Kendall, you are amazing! We Love You!