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Mötley Crüe’s Vince Neil Reveals Stroke, Lengthy Recovery Ahead of Las Vegas Residency
Las Vegas, NV – Mötley Crüe frontman Vince Neil has revealed he suffered a stroke last December, a medical emergency that required him to relearn how to walk. the 64-year-old singer shared the details of his health scare in a recent interview with the Las Vegas Review-Journal,shedding light on the real reason behind the band’s postponed Las Vegas residency.
The residency, initially slated to begin earlier this year, is now set to commence tonight, September 12th. When the postponement was first announced,the band cited a “required medical procedure” as the cause. Neil now says that description significantly understated the gravity of his condition.
“I had a stroke,” Neil told the Review-Journal. “My whole left side went out.”
The singer described waking up the day after Christmas unable to move.He underwent a challenging recovery process, focusing on regaining his mobility. “I had to learn to walk again, adn that was tough,” he admitted. doctors initially expressed concerns about his ability to fully recover.
Despite the setback, Neil is now prepared to return to the stage. The band’s return to Las Vegas marks a notable milestone in his recovery and a highly anticipated event for fans of the iconic rock group.
This revelation underscores the importance of transparency regarding health issues, particularly for public figures. It also highlights the dedication and perseverance required to overcome significant medical challenges.
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