UPDATE from Sept 16th, 2011
Anson responed to a command that Therapist gave..she asked if he could hear us to hold down his eyelids for a second ..and he did..plus 2 or 3 other responses..EXCITING!! He can hear and follow commands..huge success!!! The Lord is in control. The Lord hears and answers prayer.
UPDATE from Sept 2nd, 2011
” So I get a text this morning from my brother-in-law!!!! Said ANSON FOLLOWED VERBAL COMMANDS TONIGHT !!! He had his eyes open as the nurse was checking his tubes & noticed he was watching her,& he said to her ” I think he is watching you” the nurse then said loudly ” Anson look at me ! & he did! and then she said “Anson blink your eyes! & he did !!!! OMG MY LORD IS AMAZING & MY FAITH IS WHAT HAS CARRIED ME THROUGH IT ALL!!!! Thank the Lord for he is merciful & makes miracles : )
– Minie Curr
UPDATE from Aug 27th, 2011
Update: Anson has an infection in the brain. They had to do an angiogram to help with red blood cell/oxygen perfusion to the brain. He is still in a medical/injury induced coma. It sounds like he has had to receive blood transfusion because it blood is becoming to thin. He still needs the prayers coming. Thanks.
Jason
UPDATE from Aug 19th, 2011
Anson had the drainage tube removed from his brain today. He had to be put back on the ventilator because his breathing was too fast. Keep praying!
-From his sister, Elizabeth via Jason Morefield
UPDATE from Aug 17th, 2011
Jason Morefield has sent us word on SGT Anson Curry. There is an improvement in his well being. Thank you everyone again for helping to keep this young wounded hero in your thoughts and prayers these past few days!
“Anson is breathing on his own now. He got moved to a new floor in the hospital, so he is closer to the doctors. I went and read to him. He is looking good.”
– Jason Morefield
UPDATE from Aug 16th, 2011
On August 12th we asked our supporters to keep SGT Anson Curry in their thoughts and prayers. We want to thank everyone for the outpouring of support in response. We recently received an update via Jason Morefield, a veteran and supporter of Operation Ward 57, on the condition of SGT Anson Curry.
Tell them all thank you for their prayers and thoughts.
His sister Elizabeth stated “Anson is still in a coma. He is on 50% life support. Today he opened one of his eyes, he is going to have problems moving his left side. Good to see his eyes!”
I will be meeting with his brother tomorrow morning so I am hoping to find out more and I will let you know.
Thanks again.
– Jason Morefield
Also, the family of SGT Anson Curry have left several messages to thank everyone for their support at this difficult time.
Thank you to all who have been doing prayer vigils & placing my husband in prayer groups/lists,I so appreciate it & my family & his which we unite as one want to express our gratitude & appreciation by saying thank you & please dont stop praying for him,God is listening,he is healing my husband. Praise & Glory be to him & forever shall we be his true followers,believers & children for he is king of all kings & Lord of all Lords. Amen.
– Minie Curry
Anson is an amazing and wonderfull brotherinlaw. Prayers are definetly appreciated.
Thank you from his sisterinlaw.
– Elma Prieto
Previous Post: Prayers for SGT Anson Curry
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On August 6th, SGT Anson Curry was injured in Iraq. The full extend of his injuries are unknown at this time but it is known he has suffered a sever head injury due to grenade shrapnel. We asked for his prayers as he
Jason Morefield, a veteran of OIF and supporter of Operation Ward 57, has asked us to keep a friend of his in our prayers today. His friend, SGT Anson Curry, was injurd Aug 6th in Afghanistan. The extent of the injuries are unknown at this time but it is known he has suffered a head injury due to grenade shrapnel. He is currently at Bethesda recovering. He has already gone through two surgeries with an unknown number in the future currently battling swelling on the brain.
SGT Anson Curry. Everyone at Operation Ward 57 wishes the best for you. We hope you are able to pull through this and have a speedy recovery. Your family and loved ones will be in our thoughts and prayers in the days ahead.
