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As Deion Sanders prepares for his first year as head coach of Colorado, he's
simultaneously dealing with a serious health issue.

In a recent Instagram post, Sanders shared a video from a recent visit with his
doctors where he revealed that he's dealing with a serious foot issue. During
the video, Sanders said that he no longer has any feeling on the bottom of the
foot where he previously had two toes amputated. 



At one point in the video, one of his doctors pointed out that there is a chance
that he could lose another toe or even the entire foot if he doesn't get the
right level of treatment. 

"As you know I’ve faced some medical challenges with my foot but I’ve never said
“WHY ME" - I keep moving forward, progressing . . . See you never know what a
person may be going through while I sit in your seat of judgement but you can
trust and believe that we are all going through something - just keep the faith
and know that if He brought you to it, He will bring you through it . . I'm
CoachPrime and I'm built for this. #Coach Prime I have full trust in my medical
team and God Bless, Dr. Ken Hunt (orthopedic surgeon); Dr. Donald Jacobs
(vascular surgeon); Dr. Max Wohlauer (vascular surgeon) and @laurenjaskevold
Lauren Askevold - and more importantly I have full trust in Jesus!" Sanders
wrote on Instagram.




Fans have come out to express their support for Sanders in this difficult time
and offer some advice of their own where they have any:








"Oh my goodness. This breaks my heart. Dear Lord, please send your healing grace
to Deion Sanders our Coach Prime," one user replied.

"Luv ya my dude. Reach out whenever you know I’m here," wrote another.

"I'm ALWAYS praying for you and seeking information on alternative options.
Please remember your health comes before everything!" a third wrote.

We all hope that Coach Prime is able to make a full recovery from his current
medical issue.






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Is stand-up comedian Daniel Lawrence Whitney, known professionally as Larry The
Cable Guy, dead at the age of 60? Panic began to swirl for fans of the TV
personality when “Larry The Cable Guy dead” started to trend on Twitter. In
fact, the trend gained so much traction that media outlets started to pick the
story up and question if the comedian had passed away.

What caused this trend to start and is Larry The Cable Guy dead? Keep reading as
Tv Shows Ace digs into this social media trend.




LARRY THE CABLE GUY DEAD AT 60?

According to a recent report from The Sun, the death of Larry The Cable Guy
picked up steam recently on several different social media platforms this month.
The outlet, however, goes on to reassure that Larry The Cable Guy is very much
alive despite reports circulating that he has passed away at the age of 60.



Unfortunately, doing a bit of digging on Twitter, Tv Shows Ace has been unable
to find any recent tweets claiming that Larry The Cable Guy is dead. So, where
the death hoax originated is unclear.

Turns out, Larry The Cable Guy is no stranger to being the victim of a celebrity
death hoax. Over the past few years, the stand-up comedian has passed away more
than a few times. The Sun notes there have even been false reports that he died
after “succumbing to a severe illness.”

Fortunately, this means fans of Larry The Cable Guy really have nothing to worry
about as he’s very much alive and this was nothing more than him being the
victim of another death hoax. In January of this year, there was a tweet
claiming Larry was shot to death in a gang-related incident:










In November of last year, several individuals admitted they were surprised to
see Larry The Cable Guy on social media because they thought he had passed away.














In August of last year, there were also tweets from individuals believing he had
passed away.








In February of last year, one individual noted they also believed the comedian
had passed away.









WHERE DID HE GO?

Per chatter on social media over the past year, one of the reasons fans
suspected he was dead is because he “disappeared” for approximately a decade and
no one knew what he was doing. Headlines from as recent as a week ago confirm
Larry The Cable Guy still actively performs comedy routines. The headlines also
revealed that many people don’t realize Larry is a character played by Daniel
Lawrence Whitney and not a real person.








Did you spot the fact that “Larry The Cable Guy Dead” was trending on Twitter?
Are you a fan of the comedian who was concerned for his well-being when you saw
this trend? Are you relieved to know this was just another celebrity death hoax?
Share your answers to these questions in the comments down below. And, keep
coming back to Tv Shows Ace for TV news and debunkings.

The post Larry The Cable Guy Dead At 60? appeared first on TV Shows Ace.




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