Cambrie Munoz

04/02/2026

Cambrie is back in the hospital right now. These seasons are never easy, but she continues to show just how strong she is. She fights every day to be here, and we’re right beside her through every step.

We appreciate the kindness, prayers, and encouragement from those who continue to support and care about her journey. It truly means more than you know.

Because of some cruel comments I’ve not been sure I wanted to keep posting. But kids like Cambrie deserve advocacy and awareness. And Cambrie does too

Cambrie is a child with abilities, a voice, and a will to be here. She fights every single day to be here, and I fight right beside her.

What some people dismiss as “rare interaction” are actually hard-won moments that mean everything to the people who truly know her. Cambrie experiences the world in her own way, and those moments of connection are powerful, meaningful, and deeply valued.

Reducing a medically complex child to “suffering” or suggesting hospice from the outside isn’t compassion—it’s an assumption. Sharing her journey isn’t about attention; it’s about advocacy and helping people see the dignity, strength, and humanity in children like Cambrie.

Cambrie’s life is extraordinary, and it deserves respect.

Just an example of what we are dealing with.

03/26/2026

When trying to comfort me, a friend sweetly said, “you didn’t sign up for this. It’s okay to feel overwhelmed.”

And I smiled back at her and shook my head.

You see, I did sign up for this.

Whether we realize it or not, every single mother is one child away from being a special needs mom.

Sure, we think we’re signing up for messes and tantrums and Easter baskets and homework and sports practices and dentist visits.

But I did. I did sign up for this.

I signed up for everything that comes along with being a mom.

I may not have been prepared for THIS, but honey, I signed up for it when I signed up to be a mom.

And I’ll take every syringe, every appointment, every long night, every bit of paperwork and arguments with insurance and IEP’s and whatever else comes my way.

Because I signed up for this.

And although I’d change it all for HIM if I could,

I’m good.

03/25/2026

❤️❤️❤️

03/24/2026

Came home last night 2 whole days early!

03/22/2026

Cambrie is out of PICU and in a regular room on just a nasal cannula. She’s such a strong girl!
Dad’s on duty cuz she shared her germs 🦠

03/20/2026

It’s been a rough couple of days. Cambrie got to see some friends and take a ride. We are finally settled in PICU. Her blood pressure is behaving. We are still waiting on some labs, they are going with possible shock. She tested positive for coronavirus (the non covid variety). So really just a cold so far.

I wonder if I had acted last night instead of trying to muster through if we’d be here like this. Who knows. She’s already had some friends visit. Familiar faces are nice here.

In case you are wondering. She had therapy this am and was a little off. The rest happened quickly. It’s the reason why I think her home nurse should be allowed to go school with her.
Bc her mom gets it wrong too and I know her tons better.

03/16/2026

I'm on a mission. This weekend someone commented on a post about Cambrie that she was not capable of learning and that her parents just wanted to use school as a babysitter. My goal is to show everyone just how much Cambrie can Learn and just why school is so important.

Help us help Cambrie get nursing at school so she can be there safely.

💜💜💜I want to share something small but incredibly meaningful about Cambrie — something that shows exactly how she learns, connects, and experiences the world.
Cambrie loves the song True Colors from Trolls. When she’s upset, overwhelmed, or having a hard moment, the second she hears the very first chords, her whole body softens. Her breathing steadies. Her face relaxes. And most of the time, she even smiles.
That’s not random.
That’s not reflex.
That’s learning.
It means she remembers the song.
She recognizes the sound.
She connects it with comfort and safety.
She understands that something familiar and soothing is happening.
That is emotional learning.
That is sensory learning.
That is memory.
That is communication.
That is growth.
And one of the most beautiful parts is that her teachers see this too. They know how much this song means to her, and they celebrate those moments with her. They notice the way she responds, they share in her smiles, and they honor the ways she learns and communicates. They don’t just teach her — they know her.
Kids like Cambrie learn differently, but they absolutely learn. They feel joy. They build connections. They respond to people, music, routines, and love. Their learning may not look like worksheets or tests, but it is deep, meaningful, and incredibly beautiful.
This is why inclusion matters.
This is why school matters.
This is why support matters.
Because every child deserves the chance to show their “true colors,” in their own way, at their own pace.💜💜💜💜

True Colors by Anna Kendrick & Justin Timberlake from 'Trolls' (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) out now! iTunes: http://smarturl.it/Trolls?IQid=yt | Spot...