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A local teenager who has been undergoing surgeries on his heart since he was an infant is waiting and hoping for the right match. He needs a transplant and his family needs support to help him survive.
Jared Stogryn had his first heart surgery before his first birthday. The nurses who delivered him didn't expect him to survive at all.
"What they didn't know is he's a fighter," said Michelle Stogryn, his mom.
Eighteen years later, Jared has proven the nurses wrong.
He has endured seven surgeries on his defective heart.
"There have been days I've forgotten until I'm in the bathroom and I look down. Oh, scars. Forgot," he said.
His latest surgery was performed at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas. Doctors implanted a device that helps his heart pump.
But it's all relative. Several years ago doctors told the family he would eventually need a transplant.
"I don't pray someone else will pass so my son will survive. I do pray his special heart comes someday," said Mike Stogryn, his dad.
There are still hurdles – medical and monetary. Jared is the second oldest of the Strogryn's five children.
His mom said she knows the month of November is covered with the help of family and friends, but she's not sure about December.
"I've learned about these things with Jared not to worry about tomorrow. My Bible tells me God takes care of it," she said.
Jared laments the things he's missed – fishing and hanging out with his friends. His wish for the future is simple.
"To be well again, to be well," he said.
Friends have set up a Facebook page for updates about the family at http://www.facebook.com/#!/JaredStogrynUpdates?fref=ts.
They've also set up an account for donations which can be made at any Omni American Bank branch in the Metroplex. The donation should be marked "Attention: Margie Dunckel benefit account for Jared Stogryn, 1204 W Henderson, Cleburne, TX 76033."
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(WMC-TV) - You have probably heard by now
that Action News 5 at 4 p.m. welcomed a new addition to the anchor family.
But what you may not know is that Pam McKelvy has quite the story.
And it is one she has not shared -- until now.
A lot has happened in Pam's life since she
left local TV seven years ago. For the first time she is sharing her very
personal story in hopes that it will help others.
Pam will be the first to tell you she's been
beating the odds her whole life.
"It is a gift," she said. It is a gift and a
blessing that I am sitting here."
Humble words from a woman who was once a
finalist for the Miss America crown.
Not only is Pam
a talented singer and former beauty queen, but she is also an accomplished TV
news anchor.
It is a career
she walked away from seven years ago, shortly after the birth of her first
"My son has
been my first priority, and I'm glad I did. I would give it up all over again
to be able to have that time with him," she explained.
Her son, Ian,
who is now 7 years old, has autism.
"I tell
people about it, I'm not afraid to say he has autism. I don't look at it as a
label," said Pam. "Yeah he is different, but he is no less than
anybody. Different but no less."
Pam says getting Ian the help he needed was a
process of trial and error.
"From the time that he was 18 months to
about 5 years old, when I was really in the trenches with him going to the
different therapists learning all these different procedures and how to help
him, that made a difference," she said.
Now that Ian is in school, Pam decided it was
a good time to go back to work. But little did she know, life had
other plans.
A routine doctor's visit and annual mammogram
revealed that Pam had breast cancer.
"They did a biopsy, that's like a little
mini surgery, they stick needles, and they took 15 shots, because it was a mass
that was significant," she explained. "I sat down on the
edge of my bed and I said, 'Lord, I'm surrendering this to you.' It was
when I said that, I felt a peace, and I'm not kidding, everything started
coming together."
Pam had the mass removed. She has
undergone a double mastectomy and is in the process of reconstructive surgery.
She says she does not have any family history
of breast cancer, but she would self-test on a regular basis and get screened.
That is how she was able to detect the problem so early.
"And what surprised me too, is that a
lot of women still don't have mammograms. That trips me out," she
Her doctors said the cancer did not spread to her lymph nodes. That is good
news that has given Pam renewed drive.
"So what I have to face now, I feel like
a second spirit to run that race," Pam said.
It is a race that is far from over.
Pam faces preventative treatment chemotherapy
or several weeks of radiation.
"I'm not really scared of the chemo,
I am scared of losing my hair, I'm not going to lie, and particularly
lately I've been growing my hair out," she said.
Hair cares aside, once her treatment is
complete, there is an additional five years of check-ups and screenings before
she is declared cancer free.
"People look from the outside and they
think I've got this great fabulous life. And I have, but it's been
challenging. I've had to fight to have this life," she said.
"It didn't just, ooo, wow, fall into place like that. Anything
you want you've got to work for it."
Pam worked hard because life was hard.
She was born in Detroit. Pam and her
siblings were raised by a single mother who struggled to make ends meet.
"It's hard to break a cycle when all you
see and all you know is failure because you begin to believe the failure when
it happens over and over again. You stop hoping," she explained.
Pam said she dug deep to rise above her circumstances.
It is her life experience that allows her to identify
with people struggling in the Mid-South.
"There are a lot of people in North
Memphis who don't have any control over their life, not their economic
situation, not their educational situation and they're in an environment where
the non-acceptance of changing it is accepted," she said.
That acceptance of failure is something Pam
works tirelessly to change through volunteer work with organizations like Girls
Inc. and through sharing her story with Action News 5.
Now, nearly eight weeks past surgery to
remove a cancerous mass, she is returning to TV news with a new family and a
new commitment to the community she serves.
"If you would have told me seven weeks
ago that I'd be getting back to something I want to do, I'd be feeling good
again, you know, I was optimistic, but being that and living that is a totally
different thing."
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Graveside service and interment will be held at 3 p.m. on Wednesday, April 22, 2012, at New Horizon Memorial Gardens in Dora. The Rev. Lee Taylor will officiate. Visitation will be from 1 to 3 p.m. on Wednesday at the funeral home.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Buster and Lavina Amerson; and his father and mother-in-law, Pete and Helen Combs.
He is survived by his wife of 25 years, Sandy Combs Amerson of Dora; sons, Joey, Phillip and Mark Amerson; grandson, Seth Watkins; sisters, Jeanette (Jimmie) Turner of Saragossa and Sandra (Ben) Eppes of Lumberton, Texas; and several nieces, nephews and a host of friends.
Online condolences may be expressed at www.newhorizonmemorial.com.