🚨 A POSSIBLE NEW SIGN FROM XAVIER TAYLOR’S ICU BEDSIDE HAS PEOPLE PRAYING AGAIN

For more than three months, 12-year-old Xavier Taylor has been fighting a battle no child should ever have to face.

And while the world outside has continued moving, his family has remained right there beside him — waiting, watching and praying for the moment they can hear something they have been longing to hear for months:

Xavier’s voice.

The young baseball player from Maple Shade, New Jersey, was warming up for a game when a baseball struck him in the neck on May 26.

In an instant, everything changed.

Xavier collapsed.

His heart stopped.

He was rushed for emergency medical care and later airlifted to Cooper University Hospital, where his family began the agonizing wait for signs of recovery.

His father, Greg Taylor, a retired firefighter and coach, has never placed blame on the sport his son loves.

Instead, his message has remained one of hope.

“My son Xavier loves this game.”

And his family continues to believe that one day, he will play it again.

⚾ NOW, ATTENTION IS TURNING BACK TO WHAT MAY BE HAPPENING INSIDE XAVIER’S BRAIN.

When a patient is unable to communicate normally, doctors can look for many different signs of neurological activity and responsiveness.

A movement.

A change in breathing.

A response to a familiar voice.

A reaction to a familiar sound.

Even seemingly small changes