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It has been a tragicly heartbreaking to follow the story of Kile Glover since a jet-ski accident left him brain dead and this morning there has been more saddening developments.

Kile Glover, the son of Tameka Raymond, will possibly have to be taken off life support next month.

According to TMZ, Usher’s stepson’s insurance coverage for the life support will only cover the bill for a couple more months, at the most, after which the family will have to take over payments. 

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The site reports:

Sources close to the family tell TMZ … Tameka has not lost hope that her son, Kyle Glover, can make a drastic recovery … despite doctors declaring him brain dead last week following a jet ski accident. We’re told she is telling friends … she still believes in miracles.

According to our sources, Tameka can only keep Kyle on life-support as long as her insurance company agrees to pay … otherwise she doesn’t have the funds to cover the enormous hospital bills.

We’re told the insurance company hasn’t set a specific deadline, but they’ve made it clear … they’re only willing to shell out coverage for a couple months … tops.

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And for the first time since the incident, Tameka Raymond sent out a tweet for her dear son, asking for prayers.

On her Twitter she says:

The strong mom also dedicated her icon and background to her son, switching them both to loving photos of him.

Kile as well as his 15-year-old friend were both hit with a jet-ski while they we’re water tubing in Georgia last week.

Even though Usher and Tameka are going through a tough battle over custody of their kids, Usher has been very supportive and helpful to Tameka when news broke of Kyle’s condition.

There has been no verification from the family as to whether or not they have decided to take Kile off of life support, but we will continue to keep Kile in our prayers while we hope for a miracle.