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Firefighter Hero Needs Help: Long Recovery Ahead

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Steven Ramirez, a veteran firefighter from Crowley, Texas, is fighting for his life in intensive care after complications from appendicitis. Known for his service in the U.S. Army and dedication to his community, Ramirez is a beloved figure in Crowley. His wife, Courtney, a nurse, has left her job to care for him, leaving the family without income. The Crowley Professional Firefighters have launched a Help a Hero campaign to support the family during this challenging time.

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Firefighter Hero Needs Help: Long Recovery Ahead

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Dallas News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Firefighter Hero Needs Help: Long Recovery Ahead. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00It's March 29th, welcome to Dallas News Today, powered by AI. A veteran firefighter from Crowley, Texas, named Stephen Ramirez, is battling serious health issues in intensive care. Was started as appendicitis turned into major complications, landing him two emergency surgeries over the past week at Texas Health Huggley Hospital in Burleson and Burle. Ramirez served in the U.S. Army before joining the Crowley Fire Department as a firefighter in paramedic. He's also Vice President of the Local Firefighters Association and picks up part-time shifts with Ivy Texas. Folks who know him, call him a legend on the softball field and the type who drops everything to help anyone. His wife Courtney, a nurse herself, has paused her job to stay by his side, leaving the family without income during this crisis. The Crowley professional firefighters kicked off a help-a-hero campaign to cover piling medical bills and everyday costs while he faces along.

1:00Communities like this pull together for their heroes, so if you're in North Texas, check the firefighter social pages to chip in and show some love.

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