I can't respond to every text I've received and I still need a ton of rest, a lot of benchmarks to hit, outpatient follow up visits, monitoring, and blah blah-but know I'm grateful for every expression, I am getting stronger." "To my family, and Relentless Online, so many pastors, leaders, and praying people around the world who bombarded heaven-I say thank you! It was GOD ALONE that turned the tide of this battle. "Because of prayer and an amazing medical team, I am on course for a COMPLETE recovery!" Gray said. Many of Gray's celebrity friends and pastors celebrated his release from the hospital, including R&B singer and actor Tyrese Gibson and Life.Church leader Craig Groeschel. "Bless the LORD, O my soul And all that is within me, bless His holy name! Bless the LORD, O my soul, And forget not all His benefits: Who forgives all your iniquities, Who heals all your diseases." This bed, where I entertained my deepest fears, regrets, and triumphs, was supposed to be the period-A life ended, but unfinished," Gray wrote. Pull the sheet over my head and wheel me to the morgue. In his Instagram post, Gray wrote that the "devil wanted me to die in this bed." According to Aventer Gray, doctors said her husband's pulmonary artery was "50% blocked" and called for prayers that the clot would "shrink, shrivel and die." Gray and his wife said doctors at Flowers Hospital in Dothan, Alabama, where he was initially treated before being transported to Northside Hospital in Gwinnett, Georgia, told them the state of his diagnosis could have left him dead. One study suggests the mortality rate for the condition is 3.62%.
The rare type of acute pulmonary embolism occurs when a large blood clot gets "lodged at the intersection where the main pulmonary artery divides and branches off into the left and right lungs," according to Medical News Today. The 49-year-old leader of the megachurch with campuses in Greenville, South Carolina, and Powder Springs, Georgia, was hospitalized on July 7 with saddle pulmonary embolism.
As I wave goodbye to this bed, I say GOD THANK YOU FOR SAVING AND SPARING MY LIFE! Yes, I have a long way to go, but I'm not dead-so that's a great start!" Gray said in a statement on Instagram Tuesday evening, along with a photo of an empty hospital bed. "Because of God, this bed is now a testimony. Relentless Church Pastor John Gray praised God, his wife, Aventer, his congregation and others who prayed for his recovery after being released from a Georgia hospital Tuesday, where he was treated for a life-threatening pulmonary embolism.
“I love you with all I have – and with all I have left,” he expressed.Pastor John Gray preaches in March 2022 at Relentless Church.
While John has only begun his road to recovery, he is thanking his wife for her support and “supernatural strength & faith during this life or death moment.” I implore you to please maintain your prayer posture.” “Your prayers touched heaven, and God is doing some miraculous things,” she told churchgoers. On Sunday, Aventer reportedly told the Relentless Church congregation that her husband was making significant progress because of them. “As I wave goodbye to this bed, I say GOD THANK YOU FOR SAVING AND SPARING MY LIFE! Yes, I have a long way to go, but I’m not dead-so that’s a great start,” he stated. Gray concluded his caption, thanking his team of doctors, nurses, and cardiologists at the Flowers Hospital in Dothan, Alabama for their work in his recuperation, and expressed gratitude that his hospital bed was “now a testimony.” A post shared by Aventer Gray latest details come just two weeks after the Greenville, South Carolina-based minister was admitted into the critical care unit for a life-threatening saddle pulmonary embolism, a large blood clot that typically gets stuck in the main pulmonary artery.
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