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Wednesday, August 6, 2014

I am sorry to report...

Clayton Cramer had a heart attack on Sunday night, August 4th.  While in surgery, to put a stent into a clogged artery, he suffered a stroke.  His right side was affected; he did not suffer any paralysis.

He is mentally alert.  He is just very weak on the right side of his body.  He will be in the hospital a few more days and will be transferred to a rehab facility for about a month. We have a long road ahead of us--but we are confident in Whose Hands he rests.

I won't be checking his eamil--if you must get a hold of me, to relay any messages his way, I am at:

rcramer@claytoncramer.com

Blessings,
Rhonda Cramer

32 comments:

  1. I am terribly sad to hear this. Best wishes and prayers for all of you.

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  2. God bless, Clayton!

    Here's hoping for a full recovery.

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  3. Saw the news at Sebastian's and have been sending best wishes ever since.

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  4. I've been a fan for a long time. (Since back in Clayton's Usenet days.) My hopes and prayers for a speedy and complete recovery.

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  5. Prayers and hopes for a full recovery or as close to one as possible.

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  6. I am genuinely shocked and saddened to read this terrible news. As a regular reader for many years I know that Clayton has been working hard to improve his health.

    Clayton, God speed you in your recovery. My prayers are with you.

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  7. Our hopes and prayers are with you both.

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  8. this is shocking and sad news. I pray for Clayton's full recovery. May God hold him in the hollow of His hand.

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  9. this is shocking and sad news. I pray for Clayton's full recovery. May God hold him in the hollow of His hand.

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  10. Best wishes for a speedy and as complete as possible recovery.

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  11. Best wishes to both of you. If you have any needs, post them here and I expect the community will help as we can.

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  12. I, too, have been a fan of Clayton since his Usenet days. I will pray for his speedy recovery.

    If there is anything we, his Internet friends can do, please put up another posting on this blog.

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  13. I am very saddened to hear this. Blessings and prayers to you and your family Clayton.

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  14. I am so sad! Please recover as soon as possible - we'll miss you while you get better! Please let us know what we can do to help!

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  15. Best wishes for a speedy and full recovery!

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  16. Been there. I recovered; I'm certain Clayton will, too. It's a tough break, but the brain heals sometimes even when the doctors say it won't.

    Best of luck, and you're in our thoughts and prayers.

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  17. My thoughts are with you Clayton. I have confidence you can pull through.

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  18. Will add Clayton to my prayer list and wish for a complete recovery!

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  19. I read about it on Instapundit. I'm a big fan of Clayton's, and I have been for many years. Wish all the best to him and his family.

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  20. Very sorry to hear this! Clayton, I will be praying for you.

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  21. Sorry to hear that, I hope he recovers quickly. Thanks for letting everyone know.

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  22. I hope for a speedy and full recovery for Clayton and hope that the family gets enough rest for the trying times ahead.

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  23. Best wishes for a speedy recovery in all ways. May God help and heal you!

    You will be in my prayers Clayton.

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  24. Praying for a speedy recovery. Get better soon.

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  25. Please accept my best wishes for a speedy and complete recovery.

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  26. Sorry to hear this... I too have been a fan since the wild '90s days of "talk.politics.guns" and related USENET groups. Prayers sent....

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  27. Rhonda, the update is greatly appreciated.

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  28. Awful news. Clayton is a significant national resource, and I hope he can soon return to his full activities.

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  29. Hang in there. A positive attitude helps. And you aren't a quitter....

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  30. I was shocked to read this post. I always enjoy reading Clayton's posts and hope he can resume blogging.

    I'm sending my best thoughts Clayton's way for a full and speedy recovery.

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