"We get out here and try and communicate the best we can," Chuck Yielding said.
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Chuck's 14-year-old son, Aiden Yielding, is receiving chemo treatment at a children's hospital for leukemia but because of COVID-19 rules, only one parent is allowed inside. Since Aiden's mom works at the hospital where he is being treated, she was the clear choice - but dad isn't too far away from him.
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Every Tuesday, in between Aiden's treatment breaks, Chuck finds the nearest window to his son and busts a move for him.
"It's funny watching him figuring out all that he is going to do. Yup. It just cheers me up sometimes," Aiden told KTVT.
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As funny as it seems, Chuck said the goal is to cheer his son up.
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"Just anything to bring his spirits up a little bit, and let him know he is not alone. We are with him," Chuck said.
At times, when he can gather enough strength, Aiden dances right back - mirroring his dad's disco moves from three stories up.
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"It makes me feel like he is there, ya know? And I dunno, he's just a funny guy," Aiden said.
Come rain or shine, or even in extreme heat, Chuck said he isn't going anywhere.