“He is completely free of anything, and he is in remission,” his mom said. “We’ve just been living the good life.”
In October of last year, Kal Luke Mires had a seizure. Doctors found a brain tumor, and he went through a 20-hour brain surgery and months of chemo treatment.
Kal Luke was in and out of the hospital for seven months. His parents, Toby and Katy Mires, said they’re happy to see their son feeling well again.Now, Kal Luke has rung the cancer-free bell. Thanks to doctors and everyone who helped the family, residents of O’Donnell saw Kal Luke at a rodeo Thursday, Friday and Saturday night, doing what he loves – being a little cowboy.
“Good day for all of us to be back and be in front of the whole town, and have a healthy boy here with us,” Toby Mires said.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Texas Monthly Expands Into Feature Docs With West Texas-Set Exoneration Pic From Deborah EsquenaziEXCLUSIVE: Texas Monthly has continued its expansion into film and TV by setting its first-ever feature documentary, to be made in partnership with Peabody and Critics’ Choice Award-winning filmmaker Deborah Esquenazi
Read more »
What to watch as Texas, U.S. politics simmer this summerSummers were once considered the offseason for politics. National and local campaigns used the period from May to September to raise money, build a campaign...
Read more »
Ulster Project hosts students from Northern Ireland in North TexasAfter a pandemic break, the Ulster Project Arlington is hosting students from Northern Ireland again. On Wednesday morning, they were volunteering at Mission Arlington.
Read more »
‘That boy has never been missing,’ neighbor says of found Texas manHe was reported missing at age 17 and found recently outside a church at age 25.
Read more »
Houston lawsuit looks to zap Texas' oppressive 'Death Star' lawHouston officials filed a lawsuit to stop the state of Texas from enforcing a draconian law that critics have dubbed the “Death Star' bill, writes _Jahan.
Read more »