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Rick SpringfieldKnown for his hit “Girl Jesse”, recently found that brain damage was injured on stage 25 years ago.
The 75-year-old musician passed an MRI with a full body, which showed the strong consequences of the fall he suffered in 2000.
“I fell 25 feet, hit my head, and then Wood went down and hit my head, and then my head came on the stage again,” Springfield reminded in an interview With people.
“I thought I just broke my wrist, but on the scan I learned that I had brain damage, so I work on trying to repair it.”
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Rick Springfield discovered brain damage from falling on stage 25 years ago after passing the MRI with a full body. (Gary Gershoff/Getty Images)
Springfield noted that some people do not want to know about their health.
“My dad died from unwilling to know”Don’t talk to strangers“The singer said. When he finally fell apart at home, they learned that it would burst and he died of blood loss. It could be corrected if he looked at him.”
“It was a gigantic message to me: if you want to live long, you should be ready for some bad news times,” Springfield continued. “I could find out what I had a terminal cancer tomorrow and died in a year, but I can do just whatever I can do.”
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Rick Springfield told about his health in a new interview. (Images of Mickey Bernal/Getti)
Springfield has been focusing on its health for many years – reducing alcohol intake, changing the diet and consistently engaged in sports.
“I drank quite a bit, and as you age, it’s a natural thing to quit everything s —,” he explained. “I don’t (in) AA – I mean, I know that many people she worked. I have a few sips of vodka or anything if I’m on stage but don’t drink a single time.”
The Australian singer also sought ways to help her mental health. Springfield dealt with depression as a teens. According to the people, he tried treatment with ketamine and LSD.
“I wanted to see if there would be (ketamine) open a few things in my brain,” Springfield said. “It was a creative experiment and an experiment on depression. I did it as long as I suggested and I wasn’t a big fan. It made me feel difficult and drunk. It didn’t change my mouth much much, so you never know what effect it has later. It’s not a black and white thing.”
Rick Springfield received fame in the 1980s. (Paul Natkin/Getti Image)
Springfield is not “against” trying drugs, but realizes that it is not for everyone.
“I made acid, and it was actually a little better,” he said. “I didn’t do it because I was 20 years old, but it was a big tall. I didn’t want to push drugs on anyone, but I don’t mind what helps me be a happier and better person. I could take advantage of this field. I’m always looking for.”
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Rick Springfield at Holiday Star Theater in Marylville, Indiana, November 18, 1981. (Paul Natkin/Getti Image)
Springfield received glory from both singing and acting. He released his first album in 1972, but did not see much success. Springfield turned to acting, placing the roles in “Rockford files” and “young and restless”.
Its big break occurred in the early 1980s when he was removed as Dr. Noah Draika “Total Hospital”.
In 1980, the actor released a “working class dog”, which turned out to be his musical breakthrough. The album featured one of the biggest hits of Springfield “Girl Jesse”.
Springfield released the second volume of his album “The greatest hit” in February. He intends to send a “I want my” 80 “.
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