Last week, Bret Michaels revealed that he was suffering from kidney stones. Being the Rocker that he is, he kept on performing in pain. But when the pain was too much for him, he went to the hospital to get some comfort. Once there, he went under the knife so that doctors could remove a kidney stone that didn’t want to come out naturally. Today, he gave a post-op update.
The statement reads: ” Dr. Abby Borhan, Bret’s physician, a ureteral stent was successfully placed during the procedure and remains in situ. Due to the nature of Michaels’ post-operative condition and underlying health factors (diabetes, lower back compression fracture), he is restricted from performing for the next 3 to 4 weeks and only prescribed light physicabretl activity as part of his recovery. A ureteral stent causes significant internal friction, constant physical discomfort, and localized inflammation. The physical demands of Bret’s high-intensity live performances exacerbate these symptoms. Strenuous physical exertion carries a high risk of intense pain spikes, gross hematuria, and acute stent displacement, which would require immediate medical intervention.”
The singer added, “I’m forever grateful for the amazing medical treatment and ongoing medical attention throughout my personal life and career, and truly grateful for family, friends, fans, band, crew and promoters for their understanding and, if all goes well, will hit the road late August back to delivering 1000% energy, intensity and truly nothing but a good time.”
The Poison singer who dances with your mama is hoping to reschedule the postponed dates.
Hopefully, the fallen angel will recuperate soon and be back talking dirty to audiences all over the United States.
Before everyone knew George Wendt’s name on Cheers, he made a lasting impression on M*A*S*H*. How hysterical was the 33-year-old having a ball on the 1982 episode?
There is a trend on social media where people are sitting down in a chair pretending they are getting ready to film a documentary for Netflix.
Most are pretty obvious. However, there was one that made me laugh out loud because it is so perfect.
Sinbad did the trend and wrote, “Preparing for my Netflix documentary on the truth of Shazaam.”
For those of you who don’t get the joke, Shazaam is one of the most infamous cases of the Mandela Effect. People swear they saw Sinbad in a movie called Shazaam. However, there is no such movie. Or is there… We will find out when the doc comes out.
