LOOK: Billy Crawford shares throwback photo with prayer for Isabel Granada | Inquirer Entertainment

LOOK: Billy Crawford shares throwback photo with prayer for Isabel Granada

/ 03:34 PM October 26, 2017

Image: Instagram/@billycrawford

Billy Crawford recently uploaded a photo on Instagram showing a younger version of himself. With him in the photo were fellow actors Isabel Granada and Robert Ortega, during their younger days.

Crawford posted the photo as a dedication for Granada, who had fallen into a coma and was admitted to Hamad General Hospital in Qatar.

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Image: Instagram/@billycrawford

He offered a small prayer in the caption for Granada’s recovery: “Heavenly Father, I pray for a miracle upon our sister Isabel Granada! May she recover and come out healthy. I am not worried Lord God cause I know you have plans for all of us. In Jesus name I pray, Amen! We love you ate Isa, from your brothers @robertortegajr and myself.”

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According to a previous Radyo Inquirer report, Granada suffered from multiple cardiac arrests, internal bleeding and aneurysm. Friend and actress Lalaine Bianca Lapus told Radyo Inquirer that Granada suddenly collapsed. Actor Robby Tarroza confirmed the information.

Tarroza later posted on social media that Granada’s vitals had stabilized, but she remains in a coma. JB

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