He's at home in good spirits and it's gonna be a long process to see how his heart responds"Īll of the positive vibes 🙏🙏 #PMSLive terms of this agreement are in English, as are Nordcurrent’s other terms.
"We had a setback with Zak last Friday and the last week or so has been a real whirlwind. Kirk didn’t give specifics, but he said whatever his son is dealing with “came out of nowhere” and there were “very few symptoms.” In an earlier statement, Zak said he was admitted to the hospital after undergoing several tests and added that medical personnel initially thought he had pneumonia because he had fluid in his lungs. God bless all of you and thank you again for your concern over our son Zak.”īefore that, the ESPN analyst appeared on the The Pat McAfee Show where he addressed his son’s stint in the hospital. Thank you for your ongoing prayers-Zak is an upbeat positive person by nature and is looking forward to feeling much better in the future. The tweets-texts-calls have been very powerful and appreciated. “It has been overwhelming to see such outpouring of love and well wishes. “I really wanted to thank ALL the people that have reached out concerned about Zak,” he continued. We are hopeful he will be okay but for now we are vigilant and in prayer. Will take months to see how his heart is responding to his medication. “With that being said, like I mentioned earlier, this is a long process. He came home yesterday from the hospital and is happy to be with his family,” Kirk Herbstreit wrote in a tweet. He also shared that his son, a junior tight end at Ohio State, will have a long road to recovery.
ESPN college football analyst Kirk Herbstreit shared that his son, Zak, came home from the hospital Wednesday after dealing with an unspecified heart issue.
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