#teambrittni

The Clements family would like to extend our sympathy and we shine the brightest of light on Kirstie Alley's friends and family during this time of mourning. -CJ/KTDY

The night was exceptionally moving for me and my family, not only were we celebrating Brittni's good health since being diagnosed with cancer in 2016, but it was also Brittni's 29 birthday.

There are many great venues in Acadiana to have a wedding reception. Connor and Brittni could only pick one.

Connor and Brittni's Engagement Photos (Sneak Peek)

Mary "Brittni" Clements I love you.

I'd seen the engagement ring in photos but now it was time to see it in person!

Connor and Brittni got engaged!

My daughter Brittni was a little homesick and couldn't be home for Easter as planned, so I traveled to her. The only thing...she had no idea I was coming.

For those of you who have followed Brittni's story and have sent so much love her way since she was diagnosed with Leukemia in 2016, we wanted to be the first to tell you her latest accomplishment.

The future may take her outside of Lafayette, but for now, she's excited to start her nursing career at a Lafayette-based hospital.

Brittni's made it!

UL Student Brittni Clements, daughter of CJ Clements from 99.9 KTDY, will address via video, a group of nurses attending a banquet at Acadiana Center for the Arts tonight presented by Service Chevrolet. This will be the first time she talks about her life before, during and after being diagnosed with cancer in 2016.

Birthdays have always been very special in my family. But I have to say after Brittni became very ill in 2016, everything changed, everything. Birthdays became even more special.

I'd like to win $500 for the Leukemia/Lymphoma Society of Louisiana but I can't do it without your help. Please vote for me (CJ), if I get the most votes, I'll be able to donate the money to charity.

On the recent KTDY Morning Show Sailaway to the Isle of Bermuda, we discovered a very special feature on our ship Anthem of the Seas. My daughter Brittni demonstrates.

A few weeks ago, Brittni, her friend Abby, my son Blake and I traveled back to Tampa, Florida for tests at Moffitt Cancer Center. The results from the PCR, the big test, came in yesterday.

Next week I won't be on the air. I wanted you to hear the reason from me personally.

A few days ago, I was having a really bad day. One of those days where it was just one thing after the other. What my 25-year-old daughter said to me, changed it on a dime.

August 8, 2018 was a very good day. My daughter Brittni was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia (APL) High Risk February 11, 2016 while working at Disney in Orlando, Florida. A day that my family will never forget. But through Brittni's strength and determination, August 8, 2018 was a day to celebrate.

Recently, I was just outside of New Orleans to get some much needed rest. Hold up in a hotel room alone, by my own design. After a text conversation with my daughter Brittni, she convinced me to jump in the car and drive into New Orleans to walk around the French Quarter. She thought it would be good for me to get out. After going back and forth in my head about it, I decided I would go into the Quarter to walk around and take in the sites. What happened to me that day, will forever change me.