IN JUST A LITTLE WHILE. JACQUI. THE WILKS COUNTY PASTOR ONCE PRONOUNCED DEAD NOT ONLY A STILL ALIVE SIX MONTHS LATER, BUT HE IS HOME THIS MORNING. THIS IS VIDEO FROM THE WELCOME HOME PARADE FOR PASTOR RYAN MALO WAS POSTED BY HIS WIFE, MEGHAN. FAMILY, FRIENDS, OF COURSE, THE WHOLE COMMUNITY FROM GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH UP THERE WHERE RYAN HAD BEEN A PASTOR BEFORE HIS HOSPITAL STAY ALL COMING OUT TO SEE THE MIRACLE AND JOY IN PERSON AND SUPPORT THE MARLOWE FAMILY. AND WE HAVE BEEN COVERING THIS STORY SINCE THE BEGINNING WHEN RYAN STARTED MOVING AFTER DOCTORS AT ATRIUM HEALTH WAKE FOREST BAPTIST TOLD HIS WIFE HE WAS BRAIN DEAD. YOU CAN FIND MORE OF THAT
Wilkes County Pastor once declared dead, now alive, back home
Ryan Marlow's family, friends and church community hosted a drive-by parade to welcome him home
Updated: 7:36 AM EST Mar 5, 2023
A Wilkes County pastor who was once declared dead is now back home with his family, according to a Facebook post on the Ryan's Recovery page by his wife. Pastor Ryan Marlow has been in different hospitals for treatment for more than six months after a listeria infection caused him to be pronounced brain dead by doctors, according to his wife Megan. But a few days later, that diagnosis was changed and Marlow was deemed to be in a coma. Now, many months later, Pastor Ryan is back home. His wife has been doing Facebook live updates just about every week since he was first in the hospital, searching for answers and support, but also keeping people around the world appraised of the "miracle" of her husband's recovery.Megan announced the drive-by parade to welcome Ryan home on a Facebook post Friday, while detailing their life-changing experience. Related: "I don't want to have false hope," wife says Wilkes County pastor who died is now alive in coma as of Thursday"March is National Brain Injury Awareness month," she wrote in the post. "I post this today in honor of my husband. He was living a beautiful and healthy life and then something as innocent as eating supper turned his world upside down with an Acquired Brain Injury from listeria."Related: Wilkes County pastor whose family was told had died, is still alive and remains in the hospital as of ThursdayPer usual, Megan went live on Facebook for the parade Saturday. You can watch that video here. Watch: NOWCAST streaming newscastsNAVIGATE: Home | Weather | Watch NOWCAST TV | Local News | National | News We LoveTRENDING STORIESKeep up with local news, weather, and current events with the WXII app here.
WILKES COUNTY, N.C. — A Wilkes County pastor who was once declared dead is now back home with his family, according to a Facebook post on the Ryan's Recovery page by his wife.
Pastor Ryan Marlow has been in different hospitals for treatment for more than six months after a listeria infection caused him to be pronounced brain dead by doctors, according to his wife Megan. But a few days later, that diagnosis was changed and Marlow was deemed to be in a coma.
Now, many months later, Pastor Ryan is back home. His wife has been doing Facebook live updates just about every week since he was first in the hospital, searching for answers and support, but also keeping people around the world appraised of the "miracle" of her husband's recovery.
Megan announced the drive-by parade to welcome Ryan home on a Facebook post Friday, while detailing their life-changing experience.
Related: "I don't want to have false hope," wife says Wilkes County pastor who died is now alive in coma as of Thursday
"March is National Brain Injury Awareness month," she wrote in the post. "I post this today in honor of my husband. He was living a beautiful and healthy life and then something as innocent as eating supper turned his world upside down with an Acquired Brain Injury from listeria."
Related: Wilkes County pastor whose family was told had died, is still alive and remains in the hospital as of Thursday
Per usual, Megan went live on Facebook for the parade Saturday. You can watch that video here.
Watch: NOWCAST streaming newscasts
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