Deion Sanders Assures Fans ‘Everything Is Okay’ Amid Reports About Health Issues

Deion Sanders Assures Fans ‘Everything Is Okay’ Amid Reports About Health Issues
Deion Sanders is addressing recent concerns about his health and reassuring fans that he’s doing well.
The college football coach took to X to say:
“Wow, I am truly blessed for the abundance of well wishes, for all the thoughts and all of the prayers. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! ”
He added:
“I can assure you all that everything is OKAY and will continue to be so. God got me like no other. I have so much more work to do to Glorify God so please believe God got me!”
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Sanders also shared his plans, saying:
“I’m excited to get back to Colorado to be at home with my staff, team & all associated to our program. When we arrive back to Boulder you will be updated on everything.”
Sanders made the statement amid reports about him dealing with an undisclosed health issue. He has spent some time away from his team in Colorado and missed a scheduled public appearance.
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