Vols LB Coach

[Btown22]

A lot of Vols twitter people talking about their LB coach William Inge having a stroke today. Some reports are he passed, some are he’s still alive but not looking good for him. Definitely adds another emotional piece to the game. Prayers up regardless. 
 

Tennessee football posted the coach is in the hospital with a personal health issue. 

[jbseamus83]

Geez. That's awful. Prayers

[Quinncent McManning, Jr.]

 

[Cujonation83]

May God bless him and his family at this time 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾😢😢😢

[Keelaannn]

Prayers to him and his family as well as Tennessee's program 

[Tuco Ramirez]

Holy sh!t! Prayers and get well soon.

[watty7796]

Thats rough.  Prayers he makes a full recovery.

[Califashorn75]

That is heartbreaking. God bless him. 

[Rocky P]

Man that sucks and puts a sad tone to the game.  I hope he is able to recover.  Thoughts and prayers are with him and his family

[taxsaver]

1 hour ago, Btown22 said:

A lot of Vols twitter people talking about their LB coach William Inge having a stroke today. Some reports are he passed, some are he’s still alive but not looking good for him. Definitely adds another emotional piece to the game. Prayers up regardless. 
 

Tennessee football posted the coach is in the hospital with a personal health issue. 

 

Unfortunately I'm an expert on this matter.    First, let us pray for his recovery.  Lord, hold him in your protective arms and heal him.  In God's name we pray.  AMEN

If he had a massive stroke, then everything changes from that point forward.  I had one almost 5 years ago.  I remember hearing the doctors tell my brother, who asked, "what do we do now?" in the ER.  The Dr answered, "We've done all we can.  It's up to God now.  But he needs a miracle."  

I so badly wanted to answer at that time, but I was unable to talk.  They saw a motionless body.  But I could hear every word they said.  I stayed in the hospital for 24 days.  At first I couldn't walk, couldn't eat, couldn't drink...NOTHING.  Fed intravenously.  I pray that the Volunteers LB coach is better off than that.

Recovery takes committment and PMA.  Don't let anyone who is negative around you.  I recovered because I was willing to go the extra mile.  Way more to the story, but I'm doing very well now.  Am I 100%?  No, but considering the doctors didn't predict that I would live even after I left the hospital, I'm doing great.

I truly pray for LB coach William's recovery.  God bless him.

 

 

[genevalonghorn]

8 minutes ago, taxsaver said:

 

Unfortunately I'm an expert on this matter.    First, let us pray for his recovery.  Lord, hold him in your protective arms and heal him.  In God's name we pray.  AMEN

If he had a massive stroke, then everything changes from that point forward.  I had one almost 5 years ago.  I remember hearing the doctors tell my brother, who asked, "what do we do now?" in the ER.  The Dr answered, "We've done all we can.  It's up to God now.  But he needs a miracle."  

I so badly wanted to answer at that time, but I was unable to talk.  They saw a motionless body.  But I could hear every word they said.  I stayed in the hospital for 24 days.  At first I couldn't walk, couldn't eat, couldn't drink...NOTHING.  Fed intravenously.  I pray that the Volunteers LB coach is better off than that.

Recovery takes committment and PMA.  Don't let anyone who is negative around you.  I recovered because I was willing to go the extra mile.  Way more to the story, but I'm doing very well now.  Am I 100%?  No, but considering the doctors didn't predict that I would live even after I left the hospital, I'm doing great.

I truly pray for LB coach William's recovery.  God bless him.

 

 

May you continue to be blessed.  Stay strong and positive.