Shane Phelps Family Support Fund
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Shane Phelps passed away on December 15, 2017, leaving behind a loving wife and three beautiful daughters.
This fund is set up to assist the family with medical expenses, family accommodations, and other related expenses. In addition to funds, we are asking for continued prayers for Shane's beautiful family.
Here is Shane's story:
Shane began experiencing pain on his right side in mid-November. After several days in the hospital with testing, the doctors informed us that they found three masses on Shane’s liver and that he was in Acute Liver Failure. Obviously, we were shocked and speechless and the gallbladder removal was put on the back burner. We spent the next few days praying and waiting for test results, but as the days passed his liver failure continued to progress and his kidneys began to fail.
On Friday, Dec 1, the doctors told us that due to the severity of the liver failure and the kidneys failing, Shane had only about 3 to 6 months left to live. During this time, we were waiting for one more test that we would have hoped would tell us more about the masses, but that test was inconclusive. The following day (Wednesday), the doctors came in and said that due to the rapid decline in kidney function, Shane’s time was very limited. His time was reduced to days or weeks, instead of 3-6 months. From the initial doctor visit, Shane's fight only lasted a little over three weeks.
This fund is managed by Heather Crumbley who is Shane’s sister in law.
This fund is set up to assist the family with medical expenses, family accommodations, and other related expenses. In addition to funds, we are asking for continued prayers for Shane's beautiful family.
Here is Shane's story:
Shane began experiencing pain on his right side in mid-November. After several days in the hospital with testing, the doctors informed us that they found three masses on Shane’s liver and that he was in Acute Liver Failure. Obviously, we were shocked and speechless and the gallbladder removal was put on the back burner. We spent the next few days praying and waiting for test results, but as the days passed his liver failure continued to progress and his kidneys began to fail.
On Friday, Dec 1, the doctors told us that due to the severity of the liver failure and the kidneys failing, Shane had only about 3 to 6 months left to live. During this time, we were waiting for one more test that we would have hoped would tell us more about the masses, but that test was inconclusive. The following day (Wednesday), the doctors came in and said that due to the rapid decline in kidney function, Shane’s time was very limited. His time was reduced to days or weeks, instead of 3-6 months. From the initial doctor visit, Shane's fight only lasted a little over three weeks.
This fund is managed by Heather Crumbley who is Shane’s sister in law.
Organizer and beneficiary
Steve Crabb
Organizer
Harvest, AL
Heather Crumbley
Beneficiary
