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Tracy Stuffle Medical Update, Moving Into New Rehab Facility After Over 100 DaysRead More

Tracy, Updated in Facebook about better improvement of his Health. Tracy has had a good couple of days of resting. I think his body just needed to try to catch up. He's still on the trach collar and has been since Saturday morningRead More

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For anyone who has not heard the news, Tracy Stuffle, of The Perrys, suffered a massive stroke from a vessel hemorrhage on Monday, January 21, 2013. He is currently hospitalized in Nashville,Tn in and has now been taken out of a medical coma after nearly 2 months.Read More

Tracy Stuffle is still in in ICU in Nashville but is out of his coma and making subtle improvements every day. Read More

Tracy Stuffle, one of the founding members of acclaimed Southern Gospel vocal group, The Perrys, suffered a stroke in early January. His wife Libbi has been updating the band’s Facebook page with news on Tracy’s recovery. Read More

Tracy Stuffle, one of the founding members of acclaimed Southern Gospel vocal group, The Perrys, suffered a stroke in early January. His wife Libbi has been updating the band’s Facebook page with news on Tracy’s recovery. Last week, Tracy’s cranial pressure has spiked, far exceeding healthy amounts. A good pressure is 0-5. After doctors medically induced Tracy into a coma last Wednesday afternoon, restricting visitors, hoping his ICP would lower with less activity. Tracy’s intracranial pressure slowly started to return to normal. Though still a little high as of late last night, Libbi posted these hopeful words, before taking a much needed rest: Read More

Tracy Stuffle, one of the founding members of acclaimed Southern Gospel vocal group, The Perrys, suffered a stroke in early January. His wife Libbi has been updating the band’s Facebook page with news on Tracy’s recovery. Last week, Tracy’s cranial pressure has spiked, far exceeding healthy amounts. A good pressure is 0-5 whereas Tracy’s was 27 earlier yesterday morning. After doctors medically induced Tracy into a coma last Wednesday afternoon, restricting visitors, hoping his ICP would lower with less activity. Tracy’s intracranial pressure slowly started to return to normal. Though still a little high as of late last night, Libbi posted these hopeful words, before taking a much needed rest: Read More

Tracy Stuffle, one of the founding members of acclaimed Southern Gospel vocal group, The Perrys, suffered a stroke early last month. His wife Libbi has been updating the band’s Facebook page with news on Tracy’s recovery. During the last two days, Tracy’s cranial pressure has spiked, far exceeding healthy amounts. A good pressure is 0-5 whereas Tracy’s was 27 earlier yesterday morning. After doctors medically induced Tracy into a coma yesterday afternoon and restricted visitors in an attempt to keep his room completely silent, hoping his ICP would lower as a result, Tracy’s intracranial pressure slowly started to return to normal. Though still a little high as of late last night, Libbi posted these encouraging words: Read More

Tracy Stuffle: Intracranial Pressure Declining, Down Today from 27 to 13! PTL! Tracy Stuffle, one of the founding members of acclaimed Southern Gospel vocal group, The Perrys, suffered a stroke early last month. His wife Libbi has been updating the band’s Facebook page with news on Tracy’s recovery. The last two days Tracy’s crania pressure has spike, far exceeding healthy amounts. A good pressure is 0-5 where Tracy’s was 27 earlier this morning. Keeping his room completely silent today, not to stimulate him in an attempt to lower his ICP, slowly Tracy’s pressure level lowered. With Tracy on a 3% sodium drip, Libbi posted this encouraging update. Read More

Tracy Stuffle, one of the founding members of acclaimed Southern Gospel vocal group, The Perrys, suffered a stroke early last month. His wife Libbi has been updating the band’s Facebook page with news on Tracy’s recovery. After his cranial pressure refused to stop rising, doctors had to medically induce Tracy into a coma for a week. Libbi posted yesterday: Read More

Tracy Stuffle, one of the founding members of acclaimed Southern Gospel vocal group, The Perrys, suffered a stroke early last month. His wife Libbi has been updating the band’s Facebook page with news on Tracy’s recovery. As she left the hospital late last night, Tracy’s cranial pressure was slowly decreasing from 15 to 7-10 (a healthy reading is 0-5). This morning it’s spiking the wrong direction. Read More

Tracy Stuffle, one of the founding members of acclaimed Southern Gospel vocal group, The Perrys, suffered a stroke early last month. His wife Libbi has been updating the band’s Facebook page with news on Tracy’s recovery. The updates at times can feel like a step forward and two steps back. Finally the catheter is starting to drain fluid from his brain. She posted this updated at 9:35 a.m. today: Read More