Meet Dajia and Jordan Blount in Part 2 of their powerful interview on A Hope for a Cure.

Before the world knew them as advocates… before they became the voices of so many families… they were simply two people who found love, built a life, and dreamed of the future.

Dajia and Jordan Blount share how they met, how their bond grew, and what it felt like to step into parenthood with hope, excitement, and purpose. But their story takes a heartbreaking turn when they open up about the moment everything changed, their son’s diagnosis.

This is the part of the journey where life shifts… where fear enters the room… and where strength is forced to rise.

Their testimony is real, emotional, and unforgettable, reminding every parent that pediatric cancer doesn’t just affect a child… it impacts an entire family.

Content Note:
This episode includes conversations about childhood illnesses and the loss of children. These topics are shared with care and intention. Viewer discretion is advised.

This segment reflects the personal experience of Jordan and Dajia Blount navigating pediatric cancer care.

In this inaugural episode of A Hope for a Cure Podcast, a pediatric cancer advocacy and storytelling podcast, we open a new space created to honor families impacted by pediatric cancer, families currently in treatment, families living in survivorship, and families carrying the profound loss of a child.

We are deeply honored that our very first episode features Jordan and Dajia Blount, parents of two superheroes, Gavin and Bryson, who passed away from pediatric cancer just ten months apart.

In this powerful family story, Jordan and Dajia share their journey through childhood cancer, grief, and loss, and how they continue to honor their sons’ legacy with intention, remembrance, and purpose. Their voices reflect the lived experiences of so many families navigating pediatric cancer, offering connection, understanding, and hope.

This episode is part of A Hope for a Cure, a podcast focused on pediatric cancer awareness, family advocacy, and honoring the lives and legacies of children affected by cancer.

Content Note:
This episode includes conversations about childhood illness, the loss of a child, and suicide. These topics are shared with care and intention. Viewer discretion is advised.

This segment reflects the personal experience of Jordan and Dajia Blount navigating pediatric cancer care.