Jon Gooding Brantford, ON Death – Jon Gooding has passed away suddenly. He was confirmed dead on Wednesday, August 14, 2024 by family after a long time suffering a tragic illness.
According to reports, Jon Gooding died on in the evening time at Juravinski Hospital in Hamilton. He will forever be missed by everyone who had the privilege of meeting with him during the course of his sudden death.
Dear Grace Bible Church Family, It is with a sorrowful heart I share the news that our dear brother, Jon Gooding, has passed away. Surrounded by family, Jon entered his eternal rest earlier this evening at Juravinski Hospital in Hamilton. A funeral service will be held next week, the details of which will be shared in the next few days. – Michelle Kuipery
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What happened to Jon Gooding?
Jon developed nodular regenerative hyperplasia in his liver as a result of his autoimmune disease. Thus, hepatopulmonary syndrome was brought on. He needed a liver transplant as the sole treatment.
Receiving a liver transplant was a very difficult and drawn-out process. To mention a few, Jon had to contend with low hemoglobin, low platelets, COVID, and ICU stays for pneumonia. Jon had multiple hospitalizations due to potentially fatal infections, beginning with two brain abscesses.
Jon underwent urgent brain surgery to remove the abscess after becoming unconscious to his wife at home and experiencing several seizures. He experienced further seizures nine days later, at which point emergent brain surgery was once again necessary. Although there was a great deal of risk involved, the family’s prayers were heard. When Jon awoke from a successful surgery, hours later, and showed no signs of brain damage, they witnessed a miracle. After that intervention, he got a clear head MRI and two clear CT scans.