One of the characters that stuck out to me as a listener prior to my employment at WDBO was that of Nick Gryniewicz. There have been many people who have gone down the hallways here at WDBO, but Nick Gryniewicz was one of the ones that stood out to me.
One of the things that inspired me to seek a career in this industry was the synergy that he shared with the person I currently collaborate with, Scott Anez. The banter that they exchanged was not only funny but also insightful and just plain fantastic radio.
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Despite the fact that I was never given the opportunity to collaborate with “Nicky Football,” his influence is still being felt throughout this station. And now is the time for us to make use of our platform to be of assistance.
Nick has spent the past two years confronting the most difficult issue of his life. To save his life. Nick was diagnosed with cardiomyopathy in the year 2022.
This condition is characterized by an anomaly in the heart muscle that affects both sides of his heart. The 33-year-old eventually received his first pacemaker as a result of this.
In the year 2023, he was diagnosed with ventricular tachycardia, a potentially fatal heart rhythm disorder that necessitated surgical ablation as well as a more sophisticated cardiac device. However, this was only the beginning of his problems.
Nick is currently being treated at the renowned Cleveland Clinic in Ohio, where he is currently being treated in the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit. Unfortunately, this was not the end of Nick’s heart problems.
At the age of 35, he has been informed by his physicians that his heart function has worsened to the point that he has been added to the list of those who are eligible to have a heart transplant.
Nick is in need of your assistance with a variety of things, including the following:
Provide him and his family with a place to stay and transportation during this unfortunate time
Decreased amount of time spent at the clinic both during and after the procedure. Treatment fees that are paid for out of pocket
A GoFundMe page has been established by him, and you are welcome to contribute to it. It is Nick’s fight for his life that will receive all of the money. I wish you the best of luck, Nick; Orlando has your back.
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