Gospel reggae star Lieutenant Stitchie faces severe health crisis, family launches GoFundMe for medical care
Vanassa McKenzie / Our Today
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Gospel reggae artist Cleveland Laing, more popularly known as Lieutenant Stitchie, has reportedly suffered a severe brain haemorrhage that has left him unresponsive in a long-term care facility.
His family has moved to start a GoFundMe campaign to assist with funding of the Wear Yuh Size singer rehabilitation care.
The funding campaign was created on Monday, September 2, by Sophia Laing. Some USD $635 has been raised so far of the USD $100,000 goal.
“Dear family, friends, and well-wishers, we are reaching out to you during this incredibly challenging time. Our beloved Cleve ‘Lt Stitchie’ Laing, a husband, father, and friend, has recently suffered a severe brain haemorrhage that has left him unresponsive.
“We urgently need you to join us to provide the help needed in a long-term care facility, where he can receive rehabilitation care. Your donation will make a difference by bringing hope to Lt Stitchie and his family during this difficult time.
“Your generosity and prayers mean the world to us. We are very grateful for your support to help cover the costs of his transfer, medical care, and living expenses in the long-term care home. Every donation, no matter how small, will make a difference and bring hope to Cleve and his family during this difficult journey,” the description read.
A brain haemorrhage is a life-threatening condition which occurs when there is bleeding between the brain tissue and the skull or inside the brain tissue.
Please see GoFundMe link below:
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