Steve Gleason 'stable' after medical event during hurricane: What we know
Steve Gleason's Health Scare During Hurricane Francine: A Rollercoaster Ride
Steve Gleason, the Saints' legendary player turned ALS advocate, faced a medical emergency as Hurricane Francine hit New Orleans. He was hospitalized with fever and low blood pressure but is now stable, thanks to quick action from first responders during the storm. Gleason shared his gratitude and updates on social media, reminding everyone that support matters. 🙌
From NFL Star to ALS Advocate: Gleason's Inspiring Journey
Diagnosed with ALS in 2011, Gleason transformed his battle into a mission for awareness and support. Despite using a ventilator and eye-tracking tech to communicate, he’s raised over $40 million for ALS care. His story isn't just about struggles; it’s about resilience and hope! 💪
Iconic Moment: Gleason's Punt Block That United a City
Gleason became a folk hero when he blocked a punt in the Saints' first game back at the Superdome post-Katrina. This electrifying play symbolized hope and triumph for New Orleans, making him an enduring legend in the city and the NFL. 🏈✨
Celebrating Life Amidst Challenges: Gleason's Powerful Message
In a heartfelt post, Gleason likened ALS to a hurricane, emphasizing the importance of cherishing every moment. His positivity shines through, encouraging everyone to appreciate life and support each other, no matter the storms we face. 🌈💖
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