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To know Owen Curry is to love Owen Curry. Whether it’s as a family member, teammate, or friend. Owen is the loving son of Donna and Michael and brother to Mac, Declan, and Julia.
You know him to be a passionate lacrosse player, a game he has played and loved for all his life. He wore #31 for the Roanoke Maroons this past season, soon to proudly sport #09, and for four years wore #12 for his hometown Barrington Eagles. You know him to be a good friend with a quiet strength and a rabid love for the NY Giants. You know him, above all else, to be loved by countless family and friends, near and far.
Thanksgiving weekend, Owen suffered a brain hemorrhage -specifically, a ruptured AVM (arteriovenous malformation) which is an abnormal connection between arteries and veins. The rupture occurred due to pressure and damage to the blood vessel. Cerebral AVMs are a rare congenital condition. Although present at birth symptoms may present at any age. For Owen it was on his drive back to college. Owen underwent three initial brain procedures, to contain the AVM, and then one long 9-hour brain surgery to remove it. As of this moment, the doctors are pleased with his progress and he’s fortunate to be a patient at Yale New Haven Hospital - one of the best hospitals in the world.
Owen has a long road ahead of him. His doctors refer to his journey as a marathon: he will be in the hospital for several weeks, followed by inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation. As with any long, medically complicated recovery, there are going to be significant expenses involved.
Because of how much Owen and his family mean to all of us, texts and emails have been pouring in, each one asking "How can we help? What can we do?" We all want to help, but don’t know exactly how. This is how! Let’s support Owen on his road back to all that he loves and offset what are surely to be extraordinary medical costs.
You know him to be a passionate lacrosse player, a game he has played and loved for all his life. He wore #31 for the Roanoke Maroons this past season, soon to proudly sport #09, and for four years wore #12 for his hometown Barrington Eagles. You know him to be a good friend with a quiet strength and a rabid love for the NY Giants. You know him, above all else, to be loved by countless family and friends, near and far.
Thanksgiving weekend, Owen suffered a brain hemorrhage -specifically, a ruptured AVM (arteriovenous malformation) which is an abnormal connection between arteries and veins. The rupture occurred due to pressure and damage to the blood vessel. Cerebral AVMs are a rare congenital condition. Although present at birth symptoms may present at any age. For Owen it was on his drive back to college. Owen underwent three initial brain procedures, to contain the AVM, and then one long 9-hour brain surgery to remove it. As of this moment, the doctors are pleased with his progress and he’s fortunate to be a patient at Yale New Haven Hospital - one of the best hospitals in the world.
Owen has a long road ahead of him. His doctors refer to his journey as a marathon: he will be in the hospital for several weeks, followed by inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation. As with any long, medically complicated recovery, there are going to be significant expenses involved.
Because of how much Owen and his family mean to all of us, texts and emails have been pouring in, each one asking "How can we help? What can we do?" We all want to help, but don’t know exactly how. This is how! Let’s support Owen on his road back to all that he loves and offset what are surely to be extraordinary medical costs.
Organizer and beneficiary
Margaret Curry
Organizer
Bristol, RI
Michael Curry
Beneficiary
