One day after announcing the tragic death of his 14-year-old son, Daniel Coleman, creator and host of the popular children’s YouTube series Danny Go!, is speaking out again. In an Instagram story post, Coleman shared a sweet black-and-white image of his wife, Mindy Coleman, and their late son Isaac Coleman, aboard a motorbike.
Instagram/Daniel Coleman
“For those that have asked about donations, you can give to cancer research in Isaac’s honor here:,” he wrote, accompanied by a link to the Faconi Cancer Foundation. The donation page features another sweet picture of Daniel, 41, Mindy, 37, Isaac, and their other son Levi Coleman, 11.
Isaac suffered from a rare genetic disorder called Faconi anemia, which often leads to “serious health complications, including bone marrow failure and cancer,” according to the donation page.
Instagram/Daniel Coleman
“Isaac faced incredibly difficult medical challenges with courage and resilience. Through surgeries, treatments, and care for a devastating cancer diagnosis, our family prioritized quality time together, love, and creating meaningful moments until the day we said goodbye to our amazing son,” reads a personal message on the page.
“We are incredibly proud of the life Isaac lived and the incredible person he was. We hope that being a part of helping others face the rare disease Isaac did will honor his memory and continue spreading the same joy he gave so freely to the world.”
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