A "little health hiccup": Queen's Sir Brian May shares news of stroke
Sir Brian May took to social media to share an update after what he dubbed a "little health hiccup"...
The British rockstar guitarist is well known for his amazing head of hair and musical talent.
He is one of only two original Queen band members left, and at age 77, he shows no signs of stopping anytime soon.
However, he has had a few health scares in the last few years.
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Sir Brian shocked fans recently when he shared a video on Instagram saying that he had to be hospitalised about a week ago.
He shares more details including that the doctors said he had suffered a "minor stroke" and he lost control of his left arm.
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The musician was rushed to hospital after he noticed he had no normal feeling in his arm.
Luckily, he also reassured fans that he has since gained more control of his arm and that he can once again play guitar, although he jokes that he has been "grounded".
May will be staying at home while he heals, rests, and recovers for the time being.
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He has been advised not to drive, fly or do any activity that will raise his heart rate too high.
Watch the full video here:
According to SkyNews, May previously suffered a heart attack in 2020 and said that he had been near death at that time.
He also thanked the staff at Frimley Park Hospital in Camberley, Surrey for their "most fantastic care and attention".
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