Grave Healthwatch Update: Ray Crowe
Posted by: Loren Coleman on April 25th, 2012
Rhettman passes this bulletin on:
April 25, 2012 update on Ray Crowe. The news continues to get worse. We have now entered deathwatch mode. The V.A. Hospital has determined that they are not going to treat Ray further and they are transferring him to a respite/hospice facility. They are expecting Ray to pass on at any time. At this point Ray is in God’s hands. There is still a chance that he may recover, but none of his doctors expects him to recover.
Kate and I talked today and have cried and prayed. She will call me later after they have moved him. Ray and Kate has asked me and my family to come down to Portland, and we are trying to figure out how to make that happen financially and personal time obligation limitations.
Pray for Ray, Kate, and Ray’s family.
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April 24, 2012 update on Ray Crowe. I wish it was good news. Ray had been transferred to a rehab facility near his home in Hillsboro, Oregon, and things seemed to be going well. On Sunday morning (3 AM) Ray suffered a stroke which paralyzed his left side and suffered a collapse artery in his neck. He was moved back to the V.A. Hospital and given blood thinners. He is regaining motor capabilities in his left slide, slowly. I talked with him and he did present more slowly, a marked difference from when he was in rehab when he sounded like the old Ray I met many years ago.
I am very worried about him. Old good friends are hard to find and it is not good when we lose one and I am praying that Ray is able to recover from this stroke and get back into rehab. Even Ray seems worried at this point and is calling the three volume book that I am working on for him right now his, “Swan song.”
Please pray for Ray. Thank you,
Rhettman
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wow I am very sorry to hear about this Loren, I knew he had been ill but thought he was on the mend I will send out my prayers to him as well as his family and friends,, is it just me or has this been a really bad year for deaths of crypto related people? it certainly seems that way, I will also throw in a prayer that it gets better from here on
Best wishes Ray. Positive thoughts coming your way.
Best wishes, hope he gets better, but if not hope he goes easily.
God bless those people who work at the hospice, and the work they do. It’s a hard and horrible thing to go through. Best wished to his family and friends.
I Don’t know Ray, but I’ve read a lot about him.
Nevertheless my heart goes out to him and his family. I’m sure Ray would say what so many have said: my beloved friend Ivan, and too many others; “Life is short”.
Lets all make the best of what we have left.
I can only offer my sincere prayers and supplications.
In His perfected timing; we’ll all sing that doleful song.