Denis Coderre, former mayor of Montreal and federal minister, was hospitalized for a stroke last weekend. He announced the news himself on social networks.
In his post, the former mayor described the symptoms he has been experiencing since last Wednesday. He initially thought he had labyrinthitis, but it got worse last Saturday night when he started experiencing speech problems and numbness on the left side of his body.
He therefore decided to go to the Jewish General Hospital in Montreal, where he was immediately taken care of. Doctors then diagnosed a mild stroke, which prolonged his stay in hospital. Denis Coderre wanted to thank everyone who sent him messages of support.
He also stressed the importance of sharing this information directly with his supporters, in order to avoid sensationalism in the media. Here is what he posted:
« Tresches of life: The body is so perfect that it quickly reveals your imperfections. Since last Wednesday Jed thinks he has labyrinthitis. Loss of balance, want to vomit, loss of balance, in short everything happened last Saturday night speech problems and the left side begins to feel numbness. So I decided yesterday afternoon (Sunday) to go (many thanks Vianney Godbout-Lescouzères) to the Jewish General Hospital in Mtl (emergency) They took care of me immediately Thank God!!! Result I had a slight stroke and extended my stay at the Jewish. Thank you very much for your many messages Réjean Tremblay Jean-Charles Lajoie BPM Sports Shoebag Daigle I love you!!! 🌹😘😘❤️ Since journalists were already searching I wanted to tell you directly. Good day friends “
– Denis Coderre
We wish Denis Coderre a speedy recovery!
Source: Star World
