Queen guitarist Brian May suffered a minor stroke
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Brian May, 77, said he recently suffered a minor stroke that left him unable to use his left hand. The rock legend said that he has already recovered and can play the guitar again.
Queen's guitarist Sir Brian May said he had recently suffered a minor stroke that left him unable to use his left hand, UNN reports citing the BBC.
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However, the 77-year-old rock legend said that he is now fine and has regained enough mobility to play music again.
"The good news is that I can play the guitar after the events of the last few days," he said in a video posted on his website on Wednesday.
"I say this because I had some doubts, because that little health problem I mentioned happened about a week ago, and what they called was a small stroke," May pointed out. - "All of a sudden, out of the blue, I couldn't control this arm. So I have to say it was a little scary.
He praised the doctors at Frimley Hospital in Surrey, "where I went.
"So the good news is that I'm fine," May said.
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May wrote some of Queen's biggest hits, including We Will Rock You, Who Wants to Live Forever and Flash.
