Black Sabbath singer says he was injured at home and that fall triggered a number of problems: “I thought it would be paralyzed”
For a long time, it can be said, Ozzy Osbourne It is no longer a first -time patient. However, the vocalist of Black Sabbath She has been through bad mouths after she suffered a “stupid” tumble in 2019 and saw her health seriously degruno.
The singer was involved in a domestic accident that apparently should not be so serious. However, the situation ended up triggering a number of old problems, especially because it is a person with 76 years of age.
Ozzy was at home, in Los Angelesand, as reported to the British newspaper The Guardian“fell on the floor” after going to the bathroom in the middle of the dawn:
He said:
“I went to the bathroom at night and didn’t turn on the light. I thought I knew where the bed was. I was stupid, dived and there was no bed there. I fell to the floor.Sharon (Osbourne)! Call an ambulance!’. She said, ‘Where the hell are you? Lie up on bed! ‘ I said, ‘Sharon, don’t ask questions.’ I thought it would be paralyzed. “
Ozzy was taken to the ICU and had to operate, otherwise he was in danger of becoming paraplegic. The procedure, by itself, was no longer pleasant, recalled Madman:
“The worst surgery you might imagine. I should have consulted a second opinion, but you think surgeons know what they are doing, right?”
In addition, Tombo aggravated injuries that Ozzy had as he had a quadcycle accident in 2003. At the time, he also underwent surgery and put steel rods in the spine.
Osbourne, by the way, is not proud of this end. THE Kerrang!the singer laughed as he remembered that he endured all kinds of abuse to his own body, but a domestic fall eventually weakened it.
“P#ta m#rda [risos]. I already fell from the drunk stairs, already hit cars, almost died on airplanes, and this stupid thing, falling to pee … It’s not exactly Ozzy going to a moment of glory, right? “
There were also other complications, such as pneumonia, finger infection, blood clot and Parkinson’s diagnosis, released in 2020. Ozzy, after all, has spent the last years attending medical offices, physiotherapists and hospitals.
Can Ozzy Osbourne walk?
In early 2025, Ozzy even suggested that he could no longer walk. Subsequently, the singer said in his radio program Ozzy Speaks in Siriusxm (via LUDWIRE), who was getting progress with his exercise routine:
“I’m training heavy. (…) It’s a resistance training. The first thing that is lost when you are in bed is resistance. So believe me or not, I’m doing two three -minute walking series a day and bodybuilding. I need to move, you know?”
The farewell of Ozzy and Black Sabbath
Next Saturday, 5, Ozzy Osbourne performs with Black Sabbath at the festival Back to the beginningwhich will mark one more – and probably the definitive – farewell of the band.
The event will be held in Birminghamat the stadium Aston Villaand will have a series of artists and metal bands, such as Metallic, Slayer, Anthrax, Mastodon, Gojira and others.
The Sabbath show promises to gather the four original members for the last: Ozzy, the guitarist Tony Iommithe bassist Geezer Butler and the drummer Bill Ward.
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