Charles Brumskine Still Far From Full Recovery, Family Reveals

MONROVIA, Montserrado – The family of former Liberty Party standard-bearer and political leader, Charles Brumskine, says the lawyer and politician is still far from fully recovering from an ongoing illness.

Brumskine was reported to be critically ill and was being attended to by doctors in the United States. In August, the Liberty Party National Executive Committee reacted to a widespread speculation that the former presidential candidate was dead. The party disputed the report and called on the nation to pray for Brumskine’s recovery.

His daughter, Charlyne Brumskine, wrote recently on her Facebook page thanking Liberians for their prayers, noting that her father was back on his feet after struggling in sickness for nearly two months.

However, she said the path to her father’s full recovery is still a long way. “It has not been easy, and we still have a long way to go, he still has a long road to full recovery,” the younger Brumskine wrote.

On behalf of her mother and siblings, she also thanked Liberians and all who prayed for the recovery of the former presidential candidate.

“Words cannot describe how grateful we are to you,” she also wrote.

Charlyn Brumskine, the daughter of ailing Liberian politician Charles Brumskine. Photo: Zeze Ballah

She said while her ailing father was in his worst moment in the hospital, she saw people from all over the world, especially Liberians, unite in prayer in a way that touched her family deeply.

“We received prayers and messages of hope from senior government officials I have never met before – calls, texts, and social media posts from Liberians throughout the country,” she noted.

“During one of the most difficult times in my life, I saw Liberians as I have always known us to be compassionate, loving and unified in a common cause.”

She encouraged citizens and well wishes to continue their prayers until her father gains full recovery to his health.

Featured photo by Zeze Ballah

Zeze Ballah

Zeze made his journalism debut as a high school reporter at the LAMCO Area School System. In 2016 and 2017, the Press Union of Liberia awarded Zeze with the Photojournalist of the Year award. Zeze was also the union's 2017 Health Reporter of the Year. He is a Health Journalism Fellow with Internews.

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