Now Ray says his heart is only beating at 25%...
Ray J Thanks Everyone Who Was There For Him While Learning His Heart Is Operating At 25% pic.twitter.com/6iWLBUZo5m
— Chars Reality6 (@Charlettg) January 25, 2026
Monday, January 26, 2026
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I guess that this is his warning about drugs.
ReplyDeleteIn love with the coca.
ReplyDeleteKarma for unleashing those culture vultures on the rest of us.
ReplyDeleteHeart working at 25% and his brain was never working. LOLO
ReplyDeleteBeating at 25%??? And you outside? Why aren’t you still at the hospital? And what’s the diagnosis since you’re discussing all this? What kind of doctors you got??
ReplyDeleteI swear this fool STAY lying? He is this thirstiest man on earth
Drugns are bad, mmmkkkkyyyy
ReplyDelete(If he had any involvement) I hope Whitney’s ghost haunts him to this day.
ReplyDeleteWork Whitney ..WORK. She up in heaven singing "until you do right by me" 💯🤣🤣🤣
ReplyDeleteHe's a liar.
ReplyDeleteAny hospital that discharged you with your heart working at 25%, is either putting you on hospice, asking for a malpractice lawsuit, you left Against Medical Advice, or you lying, Ray. If it was true, you'd still be in ICU without a doubt.
ReplyDeleteDrama Queen drama queening🤷 Nothing to see here folks.
ReplyDeleteThat statement and this video didn't add up. This sounds more likely:
ReplyDeleteA heart with a 25% ejection fraction (EF) is not functioning normally; it is operating at a severely reduced capacity, indicating, severe heart failure. While some individuals may survive with this level, normal daily activities are generally not possible due to extreme fatigue, shortness of breath, and weakness.
Key Aspects of a 25% EF:
What it means: An EF of 25% means the heart is only pumping out 25% of the blood in the ventricle with each contraction, far below the normal 50%–70% range.
Severity: Anything below 30% is considered very severe, leading to a high risk of life-threatening heart rhythm disturbances and extreme reduction in exercise tolerance.
Symptoms: Common symptoms include profound fatigue, swelling in legs/abdomen, dizziness, confusion, and severe breathlessness.
Outlook: While 25% is very low, modern treatments, medications, and medical devices can help improve this function in some cases.
This condition requires immediate and ongoing care from a cardiologist.