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A country star Ronnie McDael received a stroke in the middle of the results at the Summer Music Festival in Pennsylvania at the beginning of this summer.
McDowouell stifled his words On the stage of June 21 in Ollie, before his son and the leader of the excursion entered and stopped to show to make sure his dad was in order.
In a new interview with A city and a countryMcDowael revealed what he said to his son at that moment.
Ronnie McDael shows that he had to move the operation after being transferred to the stage. (Eric gold ring/magic movie)
“And I said,” No, I think I have a stroke, “he said in the exit. Ronnie was taken to a nearby hospital in Pennsylvania, where a stroke was later confirmed.
McDowall’s hospital reported that the surgery was required to clean the blockage that caused a stroke. Doctors on the spot told him that he could go home for the procedure and no emergency surgery.
“(Dr.) said, ‘I will let you go home and let me tell you why. I’ve been doing this for 30 years.
“(Dr.) said, ‘I will let you go home and let me say why.
He continued, “he said,” that’s what saved you. Because you were 70, almost 80 percent blocked. “He said,” Your heart was pumped through it very difficult, and it scraped the board. “
McDowael underwent surgery a few weeks after his stage. He said the exit that it was a successful procedure, but did not pass without complications.
“They awakened me for the first time, and the doctor said,” Ronnie, I hate to tell you this, but we have to go back to sleep because … the hematoma was formed and we must wash it, “McDowell recalled.
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His son Tyler said the exit that the formed hematoma happened because of the fact that he was his father.
Ronnie McDael received fame in the 1970s. (ABC Photo Archives/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images)
After the surgery, McDowall had some problems healing from anesthesia.
“It was quite unbearable. Swelling and how I felt just scary, but I am improving every day,” McDaell said.
The singer thanked the fans for the great support she received after the stroke.
“In most cases, I go to the mailbox, there is so much mail, I hardly can’t go out.
Dick Clark and Ronnie McDowouell “coverage” in 1977. (ABC Photo Archives/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images)
The 75 -year -old McDael has a new gratitude for his life after fear of health.
“It makes you realize every morning when we get up – you, I, every person – which we take for granted, that all these things will just work great.
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“You know, we’re all so scary but great. I mean, just a second you can be dead. If Ticker stops interested, you will still go here,” he said in the socket.
“It made me realize even more that we are all so scary but great,” said McDael.
Ronnie McDowall in 1970. (Archives of Michael Ox/Getti Image)
McDowall received fame in the 1970s after the publishing song “The King Gone”, which paid tribute to Elvis Presley. He quickly released another hit: “I love you, I love you, I love you.”
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He continued to release the string of Hit -Alboms and Singles between 1979 and 1986. During this time he was most famous for his songs “Elderly Women” And “You will ruin my bad reputation.”
Other hits released by McDowall include “watching girls”, “personally”, “you made a wish”, “everything is connected” and “in New York moment”.
