Support The Fancher's During Their Medical Journey

UPDATE:

April 19: Terry is receiving a mid line in his inside upper arm for a stronger antibiotic to get his fever down. It's been over 100 for a few days. His hands are still tied down and he's sedated. He is now receiving 40% help on breathing again.

April 9: Terry is moving out of ICU! He'll be in Skilled Nursing on the 2nd floor of Mercy North by tomorrow. He is allowed visitors, if visiting for a short time.

April 3: Terry was able to stand with the help of a machine for 12 minutes and then sat up for an hour! He was able to breathe without the vent for about 2 hours. He now has pneumonia caused by aspirating, not bacteria. The trach will be in for the foreseeable future. Overall the doctor is very happy with his progress

April 1: Terry now has a tracheotomy. His lungs were so clogged that the ventilator wasn't working enough. He will likely be on the trach for at least a week. He is somewhat alert and knows what's going on. He is still extremely limited on number of visitors.

Sunday, March 30: The ventilator was removed on Friday! He is on Low Stimulus Protocol since he is having trouble resting. He is also on a bypass breathing machine to help with his oxygen. This is a step down from the ventilator.

As of 8:45 p.m. on Wednesday, March 26, Terry has been put on a ventilator. The doctors are worried about pneumonia and are trying to avoid it at all costs. Please continue to pray.

Dear friends & family,

We are reaching out to you during an incredibly difficult time for Terry & Kristy Fancher. Terry had a Brain Stem Stroke in the middle of the night on March 24th. He was rushed to the hospital with limited mobility on his right side. About 24 hours later he had a second stroke that has affected his left side. He is currently on a feeding tube and there is talk about a ventilator to avoid pneumonia. The financial burden of ongoing treatments, hospitals stays, and care is overwhelming and we are asking for your support during this trying time.

Terry is an avid musician and evangelist. He and his wife, Kristy, travel to various states worshiping and preaching the gospel. Currently, they’ve had to cancel upcoming events, including the Revival in Felt, OK, Bright and Beloved Morning Star in Troup, TX, New Vision Worship Center in Van Buren, AR, and potentially several others. These events are imperative to how they make a living. We know times are tough for many, but every donation, no matter how big or small, will make a tremendous difference in helping Terry & Kristy focus on what matters the most - getting through this challenging time together.

Here’s how you can support:

Donate: Any amount will go directly to helping with medical bills, treatments, and necessary care.

Share: Spread the word and share the campaign with your friends, family, and social networks.

Pray/Send Positive Thoughts: Your love and prayers are deeply appreciated.

On behalf of the entire family, we are incredibly grateful for your support, and no gesture is too small. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for helping us lift them up during this difficult journey.

With love and gratitude,

Jordan Duck (Terry's Step-Daughter)