Dylan Jobe’s Story

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Welcome to our CaringBridge website. We are using it to keep family and friends updated in one place. We appreciate your support, prayers, and words of hope and encouragement. Thank you for visiting. On Thursday, June 13th, Jobe and his girlfriend Kayli were on their way back from a family birthday dinner on his motorcycle. They were at a red light when his motorcycle stalled. He was trying to get it cranked when cars started pulling around them. They were hit from behind and thrown off the bike. After being thrown off,  Dylan was also hit by another car. Kayli is recuperating from a small brain bleed, concussion, abrasions and bruises. Dylan is critical condition in the ICU at Kennestone Hospital with a brain injury, broken collarbones, spinal fractures, deep abrasions, and head wounds with stitches. He's in a medically induced coma and on a ventilator to allow his brain to heal. He needs our prayers for his brain pressure to decrease and for his body to heal safely without complications.  https://www.ajc.com/news/local/motorcyclist-hit-car-ejected-run-over-another-vehicle-cobb-crash/thJ0bA37XrKMdslWkE4dON/

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June 14, 2022

Journal entry by Bill Threewitt —

Hi everyone. This is Barbara, I have been wanting to update everyone and ask for prayers for our family.

Dylan Jobe is doing well, however Billy really needs your prayers, On May 23 Billy  had a massive heart attack. He is still in Kennestone hospital in very critical condition. He is now on ECCMO for the second time. First time for his heart  and now for aspiration pneumonia.  Please PRAY

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