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September 6, 2024

Appeals to help GoFundMe campaign launched for Stitchie

Renowned reggae gospel artist Cleve “Lt Stitchie” Laing, affectionately known worldwide for his inspirational music and unwavering faith, is currently in critical condition following a severe brain hemorrhage.

This recent event has left the legendary musician unresponsive, and his family is now appealing for urgent support to provide him with the specialised, long-term care he needs.

Lt Stitchie has been experiencing health challenges for the past few years, facing ongoing medical issues that have impacted his health.

Despite these challenges, he has remained resilient and continued to inspire through his music and ministry. However, his recent medical crisis has significantly worsened his condition and, after receiving all possible treatment in the hospital, he must now be moved to a long-term care facility.

His wife, children, and family are standing strong by his side, but they need the help of the community, fans, and well-wishers to help cover the significant costs associated with his care.

“We are incredibly grateful for the love and support we have already received, but we are in need of your continued prayers and financial assistance to ensure Cleve gets the best care possible,” said Laing’s wife.

In response to this dire situation, a GoFundMe campaign has been launched to raise funds.

“We are asking for your help to give back to him. No amount is too small, and every contribution will bring us closer to providing him with the care he needs,” she added.

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