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Xavier Taylor is home in Maple Shade, New Jersey, still on a ventilator, and his father is asking the same thing he has asked since the spring. Stand with us one more day. For anyone just finding the 12-year-old's story, this is where it began. On May 26, Xavier was going through warmups with his Maple Shade youth baseball team at a field in town when a ball struck him and he went down. He was rushed to the hospital in critical condition and placed on a ventilator. His father, Gregory, who is also his coach, stood before an early prayer gathering and made a promise about the boy who loves the game. His son will play it again. The town took that promise and ran with it. Families left baseball bats on their porches and switched their lights to blue, Xavier's team color. Other teams wore his number 6. The Ben Franklin Bridge glowed blue. A Phillies catcher came by with a signed bat, and the Tampa Bay Rays sent a video. More than four months later, there is ground to stand on. Xavier has come off several medications, gained weight, and can regulate his own body temperature. He has moved out of the hospital, and his parents say the boy they see is starting to look like their Xavier again. Gregory still holds one picture in his mind. The day his son opens his eyes and asks what he missed. In his latest message, Xavier's father was not asking for anything for himself. He was thanking the people still showing up, still praying, still leaving the lights on, and asking them to believe with him that the best day is still coming. #baseball #godisgood #prayer #miracle #boy
Xavier Taylor is home in Maple Shade, New Jersey, still on a ventilator, and his father is asking the same thing he has asked since the spring. Stand with us one more day. For anyone just finding the 12-year-old's story, this is where it began. On May 26, Xavier was going through warmups with his Maple Shade youth baseball team at a field in town when a ball struck him and he went down. He was rushed to the hospital in critical condition and placed on a ventilator. His father, Gregory, who is also his coach, stood before an early prayer gathering and made a promise about the boy who loves the game. His son will play it again. The town took that promise and ran with it. Families left baseball bats on their porches and switched their lights to blue, Xavier's team color. Other teams wore his number 6. The Ben Franklin Bridge glowed blue. A Phillies catcher came by with a signed bat, and the Tampa Bay Rays sent a video. More than four months later, there is ground to stand on. Xavier has come off several medications, gained weight, and can regulate his own body temperature. He has moved out of the hospital, and his parents say the boy they see is starting to look like their Xavier again. Gregory still holds one picture in his mind. The day his son opens his eyes and asks what he missed. In his latest message, Xavier's father was not asking for anything for himself. He was thanking the people still showing up, still praying, still leaving the lights on, and asking them to believe with him that the best day is still coming. #baseball #godisgood #prayer #miracle #boy

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