Ozzy Osbourne can no longer walk in the middle of the Battle of Parkinson

Ozzy OsbourneHealth struggles will not prevent him on stage lately.

Although unable to walk, the musician is set up to participate in Back -The agreed music festival scheduled for July on July in England, and will set out on the podium with Black Sabbath for the last performance.

“I got it until 2025,” Osbourne (76) shared on Tuesday 4 February, episode of his siriusxm show via via Sun. “I can’t walk, but you know what I was thinking of the holidays?” I am still alive for all my complaints. Maybe I moan that I can’t walk, but I look on the road and there are people who didn’t make half as much as I did and they didn’t. ”

Osbourne First shared his battle with Parkinson during an interview with Good morning America in 2020. According to Mayo ClinicThe disease is a disorder of the movement of the nervous system, which deteriorates over time.

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While the drug is not available, medicines can help symptoms improve. A medical expert can also propose a surgery that helps control parts of the brain.

In September 2023, Osbourne underwent his fourth spine injury operation, which forced him to retire from the tour. Since then, it has continued to focus on its health and mobility.

“Parkinson’s is a progressive disease,” the wife of Ozzy, Sharon Osbournetold the sun in an interview published on Wednesday, February 5th. It’s not something you can stabilize. It affects different parts of the body and affects its legs, but its voice is as good as it was. ”

She added that Rocker Black Sabbath is “very happy” and “emotional” about his upcoming show.

Ozzy was a frontman for Black Sabbath over the 70s and was known for his nickname “Prince of Darkness”. It is expected to make its own solo at the music festival Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward For their first performance together in 20 years.

“He’s so excited about it that he is again with the boys and all his friends,” Sharon said, 72 years old BBC Wednesday. “It’s exciting for everyone.”

It will also be an opportunity for Ozzy’s official hanging guitar and farewell to performance around the world.

“Ozzy had no chance to say goodbye to his friends, his fans and feels that there was no stop,” Sharon explained. “This is his Fém.”