Let’s Smack the Puck out of Cancer
A Family's Story of FaithWe are Every Parent
You give birth, you plan & dream
Every parent dreams of their child playing a favorite sport, but some parents have to wait until their child is healthy to have those dreams. When your child is sick you dream about a life without doctors, a day without medications, and a happy healthy baby in your arms.
Meet hockey loving family Kevin and Jennifer Fogg. Their 4 month old son (as of the launch of this web site), Logan has been diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor. Logan will be undergoing chemotherapy very soon. Instead of saving to buy hockey gear, they are meeting with doctors and planning their next steps for treatment. Jen, as her friends call her, has not been working so she can care for Logan at the hospital and at home. It has put a strain on their family finances.
We are asking your support to help the family meet living and medical expenses so they can focus on Logan’s health.
The above is what this website was originally created for, to help the Fogg family with expenses while their son smacked the PUCK out of cancer.
Now, you can read their story of resilience, faith and family.
End of Round 2
Today was the last day of Round 2. This round has been very rough on Logan and the rest of us for that matter. Round 1 was only 75% of the recommended chemo dose (they do that for all babies under 6 months old) and they bumped him up to 100% for Round 2 because he...
End of Round 1
I have been trying to write this post all week. I started on Monday when Logan had his last dose of chemo for Round 1. Then we were informed that we could go home for a few days because his counts came back up quicker than they anticipated. So, we have just been...
Thank you letter – Logan Strong Fundraiser 3/29/17
To everyone who has taken the time out of their day to be here, to show us love and support, and to help us in this most difficult time…thank you. It doesn’t seem enough for us just to say “thank you” when so many of you have gone so far above and beyond anything we...
Logan’s Chemotherapy Plan
Logan started chemo on Monday, March 20. They are able to treat his tumor very aggressively due to his age. Children, especially babies are able to receive a higher dose due to their resiliency. Unfortunately the tumor is too big for his little head to be removed...
Meet Logan
When Jennifer and Kevin got married in June 2015, they knew the next step in their life was to start a family. They struggled with fertility and sought treatment. They were able to get pregnant after one round of treatment. When they found out it was a boy, they were...