Support Kenneth Bradshaw’s Road to Recovery

On the evening of March 4, 2023, I received news that my dad had been admitted to the hospital after falling in his home. After many hours of exams, the doctors discovered that he had an aneurysm along with a stroke, and he was diagnosed with other medical conditions that would make his recovery difficult. To help save my dad’s life, the doctors performed Carotid Angioplasty surgery and stenting to open closed arteries and restore blood flow to his brain to prevent future strokes. With medications and close monitoring after his surgery my dad is slowly healing but will need rehabilitation to get back to normal.

I have been by my father’s side since he was admitted to the hospital the night of his stroke, encouraging him and updating him on messages from friends and family that miss him. It is very hard to see my father lose his independence so suddenly. Going through this process with my dad I realized that he worked endlessly and did not adequately address his health issues. He worked hard to consistently help others and he brought joy to everyone in his social circles, jobs, and church. Before his stroke, he worked for security and protection at Riverside Hospital in Newport News, VA, and Peninsula Town Centre in Hampton, VA. He is also an active member of Ebenezer Baptist Church, in Hampton, VA where he worked as part of the media team for over 20 years.

I am turning to his group of colleagues, friends, our church family, and anyone who understands how severe this situation is to prayerfully ask if you can offer financial support for his rehabilitation and therapy. Any amount you can donate would be greatly appreciated. I want to thank you in advance on behalf of my family for your willingness to donate and support my dad’s recovery journey.

To those who have checked in on us, we are forever grateful for the thoughts, concerns, well wishes, and prayers. Your kind words have helped me push through our days here at the hospital. Please continue to cover us with your steadfast prayers.

Tiffany Bradshaw