by: Bee Delores
May 30, 2024
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Ernie Lynn, son of the late country music legend Loretta Lynn, recently expressed his heartfelt gratitude to fans following his recovery from heart surgery.
In a heartfelt video message posted to his wife Crystal Lynn’s Facebook account on Saturday, Ernie, 69, updated everyone on his health and thanked them for their prayers and support during his challenging times.
In January, he battled kidney failure, which led to a critical surgery. Despite the initial uncertainty, Ernie recovered and was able to return home, much to the relief of his family and supporters.
However, his health issues persisted, and two weeks ago, he had to return to the hospital for additional procedures.
Ernie Lynn, son of the late country music legend Loretta Lynn, recently expressed his heartfelt gratitude to fans following his recovery from heart surgery.
In a video message posted to his wife Crystal Lynn’s Facebook account on Saturday, Ernie, 69, shared an update on his health and thanked everyone for their prayers and support during his challenging times.
“Hey, for all y’all that have been praying for me and stuff, I appreciate it and love y’all for it,” Ernie said in the video. “I’m getting better. I just had some heart surgery and stuff. I’m getting a little better every day. Thank y’all for praying for me. God bless you.”
Ernie Lynn has faced significant health challenges over the past year.
Crystal Lynn has been keeping fans updated on Ernie’s condition through social media.
She shared that despite the difficulties, Ernie is showing signs of improvement each day.
The couple’s openness about Ernie’s health struggles has garnered an outpouring of support from fans, who have been consistently sending their prayers and well-wishes.
As Ernie continues to recover, the Lynn family remains hopeful and appreciative of the support they have received.
This latest health update serves as a reminder of the power of collective goodwill and the positive impact it can have on those facing health challenges.
In January, the Lynn family asked for prayers after Ernest Ray Lynn, son of the late country music legend Loretta Lynn, underwent critical surgery due to kidney failure.
On January 23, Ernest Ray faced a vital operation, and the family turned to social media to request support from fans and well-wishers during this difficult time.
Ernest Ray Lynn, 69, is one of six children Loretta Lynn had with her husband, Oliver “Doolittle” Lynn. He is also the father of Tayla Lynn, a singer-songwriter who honors her grandmother’s musical legacy.
The family shared a heartfelt Instagram post featuring a photo of Loretta and Ernest Ray onstage, emphasizing the importance of faith and family in such moments.
Tayla Lynn and Ernest’s wife, Crystal, revealed more about his health challenges on Facebook before the surgery.
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Normally private about Ernest’s medical issues, the family decided to share his condition with the public as he prepared for this crucial procedure.
Crystal detailed that Ernest had previously undergone operations to address his kidney failure and dialysis needs, but those attempts had not been successful, making this latest surgery essential.
Ernest and Crystal, who work on Loretta Lynn’s ranch in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee, generally keep a low profile.
Despite this, Ernest’s musical talent shines through, and Tayla posted a nostalgic video of a past performance with her father to connect with supporters.
In her update, Crystal revealed that despite earlier concerns about the surgery’s success, Ernest’s recovery took a remarkable turn.
“I have no explanation for it other than GOD,” she wrote, sharing a photo of 69-year-old Ernest receiving treatment. “GOD can do what we cannot, and HE has done it!”
Crystal
The past few days had been challenging for the Lynn family as they awaited signs of improvement. Ernest had a medical device installed to extend and enhance his life, which initially took some time to function correctly. However, the family’s patience and faith were rewarded with a positive outcome.
“Today, we get to let our minds and bodies rest. Today, we are filled with a peace and contentment that only the Lord can provide. Today, instead of worry, we are filled with joy and hope. Today, my husband gets to go home to heal,”
Crystal joyfully announced.
Crystal expressed heartfelt thanks to everyone who offered prayers and support, emphasizing the crucial role their faith and the community’s prayers played in Ernest’s recovery.
“None of this would’ve been possible without your faith, our almighty God, and your prayers and support,” she noted.
Surgury seemed unsuccessful but later showed promising results, Ernie found himself hospitalized again earlier this year.
Ernie’s wife, Crystal Lynn, shared the concerning news on Facebook at the time, asking fans for their prayers and support. She explained that Ernie had been “in and out of the hospital” due to complications arising from his ongoing kidney failure.
Crystal noted that the family had little information about Ernie’s condition, as doctors were still trying to determine the cause of his recent issues.
An exploratory procedure was planned to uncover what might be causing these complications, with the hope that it would lead to approval for a kidney transplant.
Loretta Lynn earn herself not only fame in industry but also love and respect fromher fans. Even when she is not here anymore the fans show full supppot for her family and her son health.
Born on April 14, 1932, in Butcher Hollow, Kentucky, she was a monumental figure in country music, whose career spanned six decades and left an indelible mark on the genre.
Known as the “Coal Miner’s Daughter,” a nod to her humble beginnings, Lynn’s music resonated with authenticity, reflecting her life experiences and the struggles of women in rural America.
Loretta Lynn’s rise to fame began with her debut single, “I’m a Honky Tonk Girl,” in 1960. With her distinct voice and relatable lyrics, she quickly became a prominent figure in country music.
Her autobiographical hit, “Coal Miner’s Daughter,” released in 1970, cemented her place as a storyteller who could capture the essence of her upbringing and the spirit of her listeners.
Lynn was a trailblazer, known for addressing controversial topics in her music. Songs like “The Pill,” “Rated X,” and “One’s on the Way” tackled issues such as birth control, divorce, and the challenges of motherhood, which were often considered taboo.
Her willingness to confront these subjects head-on earned her a reputation as a fearless artist and advocate for women’s rights.
Despite her professional success, Lynn faced numerous personal challenges, including the loss of her husband, Oliver “Doolittle” Lynn, and several of her children.
Loretta Lynn’s career hits:
Year | Hit Song | Billboard Chart Position |
---|---|---|
1959 | “It’s Only Make Believe” | – |
1967 | “Don’t Come Home a Drinkin’ (With Lovin’ on Your Mind)” | #1 Country |
1971 | “Coal Miner’s Daughter” | #1 Country |
1971 | “You’re Lookin’ at Country” | #5 Country |
1971 | “After the Fire Is Gone” | – |
1973 | “Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man” | – |
1975 | “The Pill” | #5 Country |
1974 | “As Soon as I Hang Up the Phone” | – |
1986 | “I’m a Honky Tonk Girl” | – |
2016 | “Lay Me Down” | – |
Yet, she remained resilient, often drawing on her personal experiences to fuel her music. Lynn’s ranch in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee, became a symbol of her legacy, hosting numerous events and serving as a gathering place for her fans.
Loretta Lynn passed away on October 4, 2022, at 90 years old. As one of the most celebrated figures in country music history, her legacy endures through her music and her family’s ongoing connection with fans.
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