Welcome to Stanton's web page. We have created this page to keep our friends and family informed of Stanton's battle with Neuroblastoma. Stanton was diagnosed in January 2003 with Stage IV Neuroblastoma. He had 6 rounds of chemo, surgery, stem cell transplant, radiation, and 9 rounds of Accutane. He had been classified as "No evidence of disease" until April 15, 2004.

"When you don't understand, and you can't see his plan, and you can't trace his hand, TRUST HIS HEART!"

FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS SWEET BABY!

February 14,2001-February 13,2005

In lieu of flowers we would be honored to have memorial donations sent to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital or Ronald McDonald House of Memphis. There websites are on the bottom of the page.

I have also added Michael Waltrip's website back to the bottom, you can go there daily and vote on him for your favorite driver. Do this for Stanton!





This is a poen written for by Trish for Stanton from Emma Grace
Forever, My Friend

Forever is God’s light you let shine through
Brightly beaming to everyone you knew.

Forever you taught us how to race to win
You crossed the ultimate finish line with Jesus at hand.

Forever is our love like none that compares
God gave it to you and you so freely shared.

Forever we’ll meet the lives you have touched
Sharing God’s love whom you love so much

Forever is the joy you’ve given to me
God gave through you for the world to see.

Forever is our love that grew and grew
It started the very day I met you.

Forever our smiling laughter echoes the halls
Or silly quarrels that amounted to nothing at all.

Forever I’m blessed to share this journey in part
As you are forever etched in my heart.

Forever goes on in this circle without end
Just as forever I’m blessed, you’re my best friend.

Forever you’re in this heart of mine
You, my Stanton, are my Forever Valentine.









I HAVE ENTERED SOME NEW PICTURES IN THE PHOTO ALBUM. I WILL TRY TO DO THIS MORE OFTEN

Journal

Tuesday, September 23, 2008 3:49 PM CDT

Thank you all for so patiently waiting on my to update. When I say I am not sure where all the hours in the day go I mean it. I just wanted to stop by for an update on Hayden. We got his lab reports back from the new doctor and they were worse than what we were expecting. She increased the medicine he is taking to 5 pills a day. Just for a little perspective our insurance company says the maximum allowed dose is 1 1/2 pills per day. The docotr was really good and I think got through to Hayden how serious this disease can be. He really has been one very sick boy. It is really to soon to tell by his mood if he is improving or not. He says that he may feel a little better. School is going good for him, keeping him pretty busy I think but he seems to like it. He is looking for a job in the Ruston area if any of you readers know of something.

I also have a shout out to all my Washington State readers if there are any Gerhard? I will be coming to Seattle in October and was wondering what the weather is like and what I need to pack. Last year when we went to Philadelphia they had a heat streak and it was hotter there than in Louisiana. I hope that is not the case this year.

Thanks again for your concerns and prayers.

Blessed
Tina

Hospital Information:

His Eternal Home
140 Sanders Rd.
Minden, La. 71055
318-377-5001

Links:

E-mail Author: stantonhaynes@yahoo.com

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