3 months ago
Dynamo Dresden defender Lars Bünning as spoken in public for the first time about a life-threatening brain haemorrhage and subsequent emergency surgery two months ago.
"The past few weeks have probably been the most difficult weeks of my entire life so far. All the more beautiful it was for my family and me to see that all of you are fighting this battle back to life together with me," Bünning said in a video message on Instagram.
"My rehabilitation is going very well, I'm making progress every day, and I'll soon be able to return to Dresden. I'm incredibly excited to see all of you at the stadium and celebrate Dynamo victories together."
The message was also played in the stadium during Saturday's team presentation at the second division club.
Bünning suffered the brain haemorrhage a few days after the last match of the season. According to the club, it occurred spontaneously and without any external cause.
#haemorrhage #together
"The past few weeks have probably been the most difficult weeks of my entire life so far. All the more beautiful it was for my family and me to see that all of you are fighting this battle back to life together with me," Bünning said in a video message on Instagram.
"My rehabilitation is going very well, I'm making progress every day, and I'll soon be able to return to Dresden. I'm incredibly excited to see all of you at the stadium and celebrate Dynamo victories together."
The message was also played in the stadium during Saturday's team presentation at the second division club.
Bünning suffered the brain haemorrhage a few days after the last match of the season. According to the club, it occurred spontaneously and without any external cause.
#haemorrhage #together
4 months ago
Sharon Stone has recalled how she felt "pretty sick" after quitting marijuana.
The Basic Instinct actress suffered a near-fatal subarachnoid haemorrhage in September 2001, with her taking around seven years to fully recover.
In an interview for Variety published on Monday, Stone recounted how she decided to stop taking one of the stroke medications last September against medical advice.
"They said, 'You can't go off of it. You can never go off of it.' I'm like, 'I'm going off it,' and it was like going off of f**king heroin," she declared. "I was sick as a frigging dog for four and a half months. I just thought, 'I want my life back.' I had gotten off the majority of the drugs over the years that they had put me on. But I was like, 'I want a drug-free life.'"
In addition, Stone revealed that she had made a vow to give up smoking weed too.
"Once I got off that, I decided I'm going to quit smoking pot. And because I think they put so much stuff in it now - they really do - when I stopped smoking pot, I also got sick," the 68-year-old continued. "It's not like you're pulling it out of the ground anymore. It's not like when we were kids. I got pretty sick for a month."
The Basic Instinct actress suffered a near-fatal subarachnoid haemorrhage in September 2001, with her taking around seven years to fully recover.
In an interview for Variety published on Monday, Stone recounted how she decided to stop taking one of the stroke medications last September against medical advice.
"They said, 'You can't go off of it. You can never go off of it.' I'm like, 'I'm going off it,' and it was like going off of f**king heroin," she declared. "I was sick as a frigging dog for four and a half months. I just thought, 'I want my life back.' I had gotten off the majority of the drugs over the years that they had put me on. But I was like, 'I want a drug-free life.'"
In addition, Stone revealed that she had made a vow to give up smoking weed too.
"Once I got off that, I decided I'm going to quit smoking pot. And because I think they put so much stuff in it now - they really do - when I stopped smoking pot, I also got sick," the 68-year-old continued. "It's not like you're pulling it out of the ground anymore. It's not like when we were kids. I got pretty sick for a month."
