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Hartselle Enquirer

Kane Hogan Update

Caleb Suggs

Hartselle Enquirer

Kane Hogan is still battling leukemia right now. Hogan is currently in Memphis, Tennessee at St. Jude’s Hospital undergoing his last treatment of Chemo. This certain chemotherapy though is the worst one as it has been nicknamed the “Red Devil”. When Kane completes his chemo and if there are no big problems he will be able to move back in the Ronald McDonald house there in Memphis. However, Kane’s pancreas right now is not working well and they are having to give him steroids which are causing his sugar to go high. They are having to get him up and make him exercise to get his sugar down which is hard given that he is exhausted after chemo. Kane is still stable all right though and in very good spirits so lets continue to root for him as he faces this battle.

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