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Jack's Story
Baby Jack Dockery at only 3 months of age has had more surgeries and spent more time in the hospital than
While Jack remains under close watch in the N.I.C.U. his mom, Amanda, an aspiring schoolteacher and dad, T. J., a construction worker for a family-owned business, calls the Ronald McDonald House their temporary “home away from home.” “It’s right here. I can go to see him whenever I want. As little as Jack is, I feel as if I was away from him, something bad may happen,” said Amanda. The Dockery’s have been at the Ronald McDonald House now for over 100 days. Each day, Jack shows further signs of improvement and has since gained about 2 ½ pounds. But the family understands it may still be awhile before they can take Jack home. “The Ronald McDonald House is the most important support group we have. T. J. and I are newlyweds. Financially, we could not be here if not for the Ronald McDonald House.” The Dockery’s say speaking with other families who are in similar situations fills them with hope and enables them to carry on. They are also thankful for the outpouring of prayers and support they have received from their community in Murphy, North Carolina. |


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