Joey Feek of Joey + Rory Talks About Dying

Joey Feek of country music duo's Joey + Rory is suffering from Stage IV Cervical cancer. She was diagnosed in June 2014, three months after the birth of her daughter Indiana, who has Down syndrome. Joey's husband Rory Feek announced at the end of October that his wife was stopping treatment and entering hospice at her family home in Indiana.
The Tennessean reported that the singer is frail and on morphine to control the pain and may not have the six to nine months left doctors anticipated she would have.
'I pray that one morning I just don't wake up,' Joey said.
'But I don't fear anything because I'm so close to God and we've talked about it so many times. I know he's close. And I know he loves me. I'm really at peace. I still believe there's healing in prayer.'
As for the fact that all the prayers in the world have not managed to cure her illness, Joey insists she and God on still on speaking terms.
'I wasn't mad at him, I wasn't upset, she said. 'I was just greatly disappointed.'
'We did the most extreme surgery we can do in the gynecologic world ... but for whatever reason, it wasn't enough, and God had different plans. I was disappointed. I was exhausted.'
'I thought I did everything. But God decided for me that my job of singing for people down here is my legacy, and he needs me singing up there. That's how I look at it,' she told The Tennessean newspaper.
Tags : joey feek joey + rory feek joey + rory feek news joey feek health death Joey and rory
Hot Trends
-
New Documentary “J. D. Greear Unmasked” Exposes Power Struggles Within the Southern Baptist Convention
-
Here Are the Winners of the 2024 K-LOVE Fan Awards
-
12th Annual K-LOVE Fan Awards: The Winners & How You Can Watch It
-
Bill Gaither and Gaither Vocal Band Launch 2025 “Love Like I’m Leaving” Tour
-
Newsboys Frontman Michael Tait Accused of Sexual Assault and Misconduct
-
Brandon Lake Sparks Conversation on “Christianese” in Worship: Calls for Greater Accessibility in Music
-
The Tragic End of Kingdom Heir's Founder Steve French
-
Squire Parsons, Southern Gospel Singer, Dies
-
Ben Fuller Invites Carrie Underwood to Join Him On Stage for Live Duet Debut at The Grand Ole Opry
-
TobyMac Accused of Dabbling with Satanic Occult
-
Megan Woods Announces New Single “I Believe You” Set to Release on June 6
-
Jeremy Camp Collaborates with Daughters, Arie Camp and Bella Camp, on "Again"
-
Angelique Marketon Releases "Out Of The Deep"
-
New Trailer for "Testament," a Series Bringing to Life the Acts of the Apostles, is Out Now!
-
Kutless Releases Bold New EP "Lies Of My Brothers"
Most Popular
-
New Documentary “J. D. Greear Unmasked” Exposes Power Struggles Within the Southern Baptist Convention
-
Here Are the Winners of the 2024 K-LOVE Fan Awards
-
12th Annual K-LOVE Fan Awards: The Winners & How You Can Watch It
-
Bill Gaither and Gaither Vocal Band Launch 2025 “Love Like I’m Leaving” Tour
-
Newsboys Frontman Michael Tait Accused of Sexual Assault and Misconduct
-
Brandon Lake Sparks Conversation on “Christianese” in Worship: Calls for Greater Accessibility in Music
-
The Tragic End of Kingdom Heir's Founder Steve French
-
Squire Parsons, Southern Gospel Singer, Dies
-
Ben Fuller Invites Carrie Underwood to Join Him On Stage for Live Duet Debut at The Grand Ole Opry
-
TobyMac Accused of Dabbling with Satanic Occult
-
Megan Woods Announces New Single “I Believe You” Set to Release on June 6
-
Jeremy Camp Collaborates with Daughters, Arie Camp and Bella Camp, on "Again"
-
Angelique Marketon Releases "Out Of The Deep"
-
New Trailer for "Testament," a Series Bringing to Life the Acts of the Apostles, is Out Now!
-
Kutless Releases Bold New EP "Lies Of My Brothers"