Channel Title: Kycie Terry Channel Description: <video> Kycie 4-5 Description: Created for Kycie's viewing. Year 4 to 5. #kissesforkycie </video> <video> Brixton Kyc Terry’s birth video Description: Brixton Kyc Terry, born 7/19/18 at 1:11. </video> <video> So Cute Description: This video is about So Cute </video> <video> Kycie Tiny Space Between Description: This video was made in preparation of The Jubilee of Trees in St. George, Utah. A Christmas tree has been made in memory of Kycie and will be donated to the neuro and trauma unit in St. George. The video shows from the time Kycie was born to the time she was laid to rest with a short description of what happened. </video> <video> Kycie 2-3 Description: Created for Kycie's viewing. Year 2 to 3. #kissesforkycie </video> <video> Kycie 3-4 Description: Created for Kycie's viewing. From year 3 to 4. #kissesforkycie </video> <video> Kycie's Story Description: On January 25th, sweet Kycie started complaining of a headache. On Monday she said her tummy hurt and a little later she threw up. Her mom and dad figured she was coming down with the flu. She slept all day Monday. She was giving her sprite and water to help her tummy. She did not want any food. Tuesday there was no change, and her brothers started to complain of stomach aches and sore throats. Jamie took Daxton and Kycie to the doctor on Wednesday. They were given antibiotics for strep throat. By Thursday night, she was worse. On friday they went to the doctor and went to the ER at 1:00pm. By 5:00pm she was life flighted to Primary Children's Hospital with blood sugar of 1148. Her parents had no idea that sweet little Kycie had diabetes! Enroute to the hospital she had a seizure and another one right when they got to the hospital. She has been unresponsive ever since. At this point her blood sugars are under control. After reviewing her MRI the doctors said that she has extensive damage to the brain. The brain had herniated into the brain stem.They said if she survives to prepare themselves for her to be severely handicapped. They will do another MRI on Tuesday and at that point with decide if they should consider taking her off the breathing machines. The family is hoping for a miracle and knows that this little girl's life is in God's hands right now. You can show your support to the Terry family by keeping them in your prayers and donating to help with any financial expenses that they have. Let's join together to support this wonderful family! We love you Kycie! #kissesforkycie www.kissesforkycie.com </video> <video> Fireside Description: Kycie Fireside Final </video> <video> Kycie 0 to 1 Description: Created for Kycie's viewing. From her birth to year 1. #kissesforkycie </video> <video> Kycie 1-2 Description: Created for Kycie's viewing. Year 1 to 2. #kissesforkycie </video> <video> Kycie May to July 2015 Description: This video is about Kycie May to July 2015 </video> <video> Welcome Home Kycie Description: After 111 days in the hospital recovering from an ischemic traumatic brain injury secondary to unknown type 1 diabetes Kycie is welcomed home. www.kissesforkycie.com On January 25th, sweet Kycie started complaining of a headache. On Monday she said her tummy hurt and a little later she threw up. Her mom and dad figured she was coming down with the flu. She slept all day Monday. She was giving her sprite and water to help her tummy. She did not want any food. Tuesday there was no change, and her brothers started to complain of stomach aches and sore throats. Jamie took Daxton and Kycie to the doctor on Wednesday. They were given antibiotics for strep throat. By Thursday night, she was worse. On friday they went to the doctor and went to the ER at 1:00pm. By 5:00pm she was life flighted to Primary Children's Hospital with blood sugar of 1148. Her parents had no idea that sweet little Kycie had diabetes! Enroute to the hospital she had a seizure and another one right when they got to the hospital. She has been unresponsive ever since. At this point her blood sugars are under control. After reviewing her MRI the doctors said that she has extensive damage to the brain. The brain had herniated into the brain stem.They said if she survives to prepare themselves for her to be severely handicapped. They will do another MRI on Tuesday and at that point with decide if they should consider taking her off the breathing machines. The family is hoping for a miracle and knows that this little girl's life is in God's hands right now. You can show your support to the Terry family by keeping them in your prayers and donating to help with any financial expenses that they have. Let's join together to support this wonderful family! We love you Kycie! #kissesforkycie </video>

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