Day after day, 12-year-old Xavier Taylor’s family continues to sit beside their beloved boy, speaking words of faith and waiting for the moment he opens his eyes.

More than two months have passed since a baseball accident during warm-ups before a youth game in New Jersey changed Xavier’s life forever.

After being struck in the neck, he collapsed and suffered cardiac arrest before being rushed to the hospital.

Since then, his family has faced an unimaginable journey—one filled with uncertainty, exhaustion, prayer, and hope.

There may be no major medical update today, but Xavier has never been forgotten.

His name continues to be carried by a community that refuses to let his story disappear.

Blue lights have illuminated bridges in his honor.

Baseball bats have appeared on front porches.

His teammates continue to proudly carry his No. 6.

And during one powerful tribute, the entire team turned around, allowing Xavier’s name and number to become the only message visible.

It was a simple gesture.

But it said everything.

We remember you.

We are waiting for you.

We have not given up on you.

Now, Xavier’s family is asking people everywhere to join them in prayer and fasting.

Their prayer is not a small one.

They are praying for complete restoration, renewed strength for Xavier’s body and brain, and peace, wisdom, and endurance for his family and caregivers.

For his parents, every day brings another reason to hope.

Every quiet moment beside his bed carries the same wish—to see their son return to them.

May Xavier be surrounded by love through every moment of this difficult journey.

May his family find strength when their own feels exhausted.

May the doctors and nurses caring for him be given wisdom and compassion.

And may hope continue to shine, even in the longest night.

Xavier’s No. 6 is more than a number now.

It is a reminder of a young boy who is deeply loved, deeply missed, and still being prayed for.