Bret Michaels, an American singer who is best known as the lead vocalist of the glam metal band Poison, was brought back to the hospital once again. He was brought to the hospital last April for the reason of having a brain hemorrhage just a week after he had an emergency appendectomy.
This time, the cause of his admission to the hospital is not related to the brain hemorrhage he got. But earlier in this week, Michaels felt numbness in his arm, which he thought that it might be because of his rehabbing twice a day. The finding was said that he had a Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA), or what they call “warning stroke”. While he was at the hospital, the doctors had discovered that Michaels has a patent foramen ovale, which is a small hole in his heart. Doctors say that there is nothing to worry because his condition is treatable.
Michael’s was even scheduled to appear on the finale of NBC’s The Celebrity Apprentice on May 23.
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