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Rick Springfield opened on the diagnosis of brain damage.
“If you want to live for a long time, you have to be ready for some bad news sometimes,” Springfield said, 75 years old People In an interview published on Monday, March 10.
The winner of the Grammy Award recently underwent MRI with a full body, where he learned that he was still feeling the effects of injury on stage in Las Vegas 25 years ago.
“I fell 25 feet, hit my head, and then Wood descended and hit my head, and then my head hit my stage again,” he explained. “I thought I just broke my wrist, but when scanning, I found that I had some brain damage in the fall, so I’m trying to fix it.”
The singer “Jessie’s Girl” said he always wanted to stay at the top of his health, because his father died not to be properly confronted with his own health problems.
“My dad died of not wanting to know,” he remembered. “He thought he had stomach cancer for years and had never let her check.” When he finally collapsed at home, they found that it would burst the ulcer, and died of loss of blood. It could be fixed if it got it checked. ”
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In addition to gaining the whole body scan, Springfield said he had limited alcohol for his mental health and experimented with ketamine and LSD. Springfield spoke publicly Depression throughout his life.
“I wanted to find out if (ketamin by) opened a few things in my brain,” he said. “It was a creative experiment and an experiment on depression.” I’ve done it as long as it was designed and I wasn’t a big fan. I felt heavy and machinery. It hasn’t changed much in me – although I wrote a lot, so you never know what effect it has later. It’s not a black and white species. ”
Springfield said he now focuses more on “micro -coding” acid and added, “I did an acid and that was actually a little better. I haven’t done that since I was at the age of 20, but it was great. I do not want to push anyone drugs, but I am not aversion useless that helps me to be a happier and better person. I could use some help in this area. I’m always looking for. ”
Springfield is another set up on the headline I want 80. Tour throughout the spring and summer throughout the US to share an account with classic rockers John Waite, Paul YoungWang Chung and John Cafferty bands Beaver Brown.
The Australian-American singer-composer began his career as a member of the Pop Rock Group Zoot in 1969 before he went to playing for several years. He played the heart of Dr. Noah drarake General hospital Starting in 1981, just to leave the soap two years later when his musical career took off.
Springfield first hit No. 1 in the ranking of the American singles in 1981 with “Jessie’s Girl”, who won his Grammy in 1981 for the best male vocal performance. In the age of 80, he reached the top 10 times, including “not to talk to strangers” hit No. 2 in 1981.
The musician continued to play between his main tours, even returned General hospital For three -year -old Stint between 2005 and 2008 and again in 2012–2013. Also had unforgettable support roles in American horror story: cult and Real detective.
