Amy Duger King And her husband, Dillon KingAre still searched Answer about his health To follow recent medical concerns.

"We learned that he was in a lot of pain, such as a ton of pain, where he was just sitting," Amy, 38, revealed in one Exclusive interview with Our weekly Before giving up his memory, Holy Disruption: The more loudly with the truth squeeze the faceThe "He couldn't golf. He couldn't do too much for a while."

The couple, who had been married for 25 years, saw the doctor after the doctor later and after several tests "they learned that Dillon had a celiac disease.

"I am poisoning him directly with 10 years (pastry and bread and pizza and all things," Amy teased. "Meanwhile, the acid was burning through his bowel."

The symptoms of Dillon are so serious that they "crack on his diaphragm". According to Amy, the pair have taken steps to relieve pain.

"We have changed his diet, definitely, I have finished with everything and he is doing much better," he said OursThe "She's not so much pain. She's doing much better, but it's something we are still observing and trying to find out the next steps, as it will probably need surgery at any time more than that."

Amy was previously published Dillon's health fight While celebrating his birthday in April. "I love this guy! Daxes have the best father on the planet and he loved it very much by many families and friends!" He then wrote through Instagram. "Usually we will celebrate in a huge way but now we are in the face of treatment anxiety for some possible living. Today I want to seek some prayers for him. I know God Shobar got him, but we welcome the prayers!!

The 19 kids and counting Anecdote The caption assured her husband that both of them could "go through anything together."

After that month, Amy explained that the diaphragmatic crack "may be transferred to his chest cavity due to important organs, including his kidney and some parts of his digestive tract."

Amy clearly said "he is still working, still human, still alive" OursThe "But we are observing it and simply confirming that he is okay and healed but I mean, we don't have too much answer right now."

Amy mentioned, however, Dillon "Not so much pain ... So that's a good thing."

In his memory, HolyAmy look back The beginning of his love story With her now-husband. The couple, who shared a five -year -old son, Doston, recently celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary.

"10 years. A 'yes' turned into love, laughter and adventure," Dillon had folded through Instagram in September. "I proposed to welcome our son Dexton to say 'I do'-and in every messy, happy, joyful moment-these years have become the best gifts. Here we will come for a decade, and forever.

Holy Disruption: The more loudly with the truth squeeze the face Found on October 14.