Floribama Shore STAR Kirk Medas He died after being hospitalized for the necrotic pancreatitis. He was 33 years old.
“We lost our brother, our best friend, our heart – Kirk,” Floribama Shore coconut Aimee Elizabeth Hall wrote via Facebook on Friday, May 2, for Page six “I was on the beach when I felt it. Before the call came, a dolphin continued to come to me as if goodbye. Kirk and I shared a love for the dolphins and the ocean, and at that moment, I just knew.”
Hall, 32, added that while “her heart is broken”, she finds “peace in her friend’s acquaintance” is not “more pain”.
“He’s in paradise now – free, whole and making everyone laugh as he could,” she continued. “Kirk had the best soul, a heart full of love for all he met, and a spirit that united people. He was really a glue that kept us all close.”
The news was broken earlier on Friday that Medas had been in ICU for two weeks for the necrotizing pancreatitis and was placed in a fan. Hall showed that she “will never forget the moment they put her in the fan before the coma was waiting.”
Before his death, Hall admitted that she was able to express how much Meda had to think about her.
“I miss his voice, his laughter, his presence. The world feels a little faded without him – but I know I will see my best friend one day,” she scored. “By then, I will keep it in my heart. Always.”
Hours before she announced the death of Meda, Hall shared through social media that she and some additional Floribama Shore Cast members have kept contact with Meda’s boyfriends during his stay in the hospital.
“Nalsa (bidder)) has been flying back and forth in Miami to be next to him, “she wrote via Instagram along with a series of Snaps of Meda.” And I was lucky enough to stay connected through FaceTime with his roommates and close friends who kept us updated every day. “
Hall added that a Gofundme was created for Medas by his mother to help in health care costs. The Gofundme site now reads that donations will help help in a “funeral deal”.
At the time of writing, Gofundme collected more than $ 28,000 in donations.
Prowant, 31, also took on social media to express her gratitude for the good wishes sent in honor of Meda.
“Watching someone you love to spend something so painful and unsafe is heartbroken, but the messages, prayers and good words have really raised us in this dark time,” she wrote through Instagram on Friday along with a reversible video and Meda. “His mum is so grateful to each of you … and I know Kirk will be too. Please continue to pray for him … He is strong and we are believed in healing, healing and a miracle. One day at a time.”
