LDL. Will Roberts Completes MRI, Shares Trophy Deer Photos With Nurse as Family Waits for Results

Will Roberts has completed his MRI, and his loved ones say they are now entering the part that often feels hardest: waiting for results.

In a short update shared after the scan, the family described a moment that captured Will’s spirit perfectly. As they walked back from the MRI, Will pulled out his phone and began showing his nurse photos of his trophy deer—scrolling proudly through the pictures as if he were back at home talking hunting stories instead of walking hospital halls.

It was a small scene, but one that carried a lot of meaning.

Families who live inside long medical journeys often talk about the “in-between” moments—the ones that don’t show up on discharge papers or scan reports. Moments when a child finds a way to be themselves, even when everything around them is uncertain. In those seconds, a hospital doesn’t feel like the center of the world. It feels like a place you pass through on the way back to life.

And Will, in his own quiet way, keeps reaching for that life.

The MRI itself is a big step. It requires time, stillness, and patience—especially for a young patient who has already endured more than most people face in a lifetime. But the scan is only one part of the process. Once it’s done, there’s the waiting: doctors reviewing images, families checking phones, the mind replaying every possibility while trying to stay calm.

Will’s family said they are choosing patience as they wait for the report, but the weight of that waiting is something many supporters understand. It’s the kind of pause where prayers come easily because there’s nothing else to do but hope.

Supporters online have responded with encouragement, love, and messages reminding Will and his family that they are not alone. And for those who have followed his journey, the deer photos weren’t just a funny detail—they were a reminder of his resilience, his personality, and the way he keeps finding “normal” even on difficult days.

For now, the request from Will’s family is simple: please keep him in your prayers as they await the results.

More updates will be shared when they have them. 🤍