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Hartselle Enquirer

Kane Hogan Update

Members of the Danville community met to pray for Kane | Caleb Suggs
Members of the Danville community met to pray for Kane | Caleb Suggs

Kane Hogan’s battle with leukemia took a bad turn last night. Last week Kane was going through his last treatment of chemo but  was having troubles with his pancreas. His pancreas is not functioning right and is producing toxins that are causing problems to his blood sugar. Last night his blood sugar completely bottomed out and doctors are having trouble getting it back up. He is in ICU right now as they are working hard to fix the problem. Members of Danville high school and the Danville community met Tuesday September 15th on the football field to pray for Kane. We will pass along any information as it becomes available to us but for now Kane’s family and the Danville community would like to ask you to keep him in your thoughts and prayers.

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