Shane Holley, who has had inflammatory bowel disease since he was 19, with cycles of remission and flare\u002Dups, is in a medically induced coma
Without so much as an appointment, the Grade 8 student marched into the CJOH-TV building on Merivale Road and asked for an interview for a school assignment about local heroes, recalls Holley’s wife, Emily Cameron.Sign up to receive daily headline news from Ottawa Citizen, a division of Postmedia Network Inc.By clicking on the sign up button you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc.
Holley has had inflammatory bowel disease since he was 19, with cycles of remission and flare-ups, said his wife. On several occasions, it appeared he might not survive, said Cameron. Holley is now in a medically induced coma.to help Holley and Cameron, who met as young students at Woodroffe High School.
Things were looking up in December. Holley was discharged to the hospital rehabilitation centre because he would have to relearn how to walk after all the time he had spent in a bed. But his condition deteriorated and he had to return to the hospital, said Cameron.While Holley was able to speak, he often reminded visitors of Keeping’s motto: “Live life to the max,” urging them to go out and have fun, said Cameron.
Keeping trimmed his appearance schedule back to 200 events a year only after prostate cancer surgery in 2003. He signed off the air after 38 years in 2010.
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