Ozzy Osbourne says, “I can’t walk … but I’m still alive,” on the eve of the final black Saturday
Ozzy Osbourne He is grateful that I am alive, even with his health problems.
In episode 29 January 29, his show Sirius XM, “Ozzy speaks”, with co -organizer Billy Morrison, Osbourne, 76, he admitted that he had a walking problem, but remained positive.
“I continue with a way I can’t walk and I can’t do it … but you know what I was thinking during the holidays? For all my complaints, I’m still alive,” he said.
Morrison added, “You must consider what you have done over the years.”
Ozzy Osbourne said in his show Sirius XM that he couldn’t walk, but “he’s still alive.” (Harry How/Getty Pictures)
Ozzy Osbourne gathers with a black Saturday for the final show
Osbourne continued, “Maybe I let me know that I can’t walk, but I look at the road and people who didn’t work half like me, and they failed.
“There are so many friends and acquaintances who left.”
Morrison said it was saw an improvement Last year for Osbourne, but the singer noted, “I have to balance” when he gets out of bed.
However, he expressed gratitude, saying, “I’m not dead, I’m still actively doing things.”
Osbourne was diagnosed with Parkinsonov in 2003. (Kevin Mazur/Getty Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Pictures)
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“Continue to listen because we’re not going anywhere,” he said at the end of the episode.
Osbourne should perform one last show with The original lineup of black Saturday In July in Birmingham in England.
“I continue with a way I can’t walk, and I can’t do it … but you know what I was thinking during the holidays? For all my complaints, I’m still alive!”
“It’s my time to get back to the beginning, time to get back to where I was born,” Osbourne said in yesterday’s statement. “How blessed I am to do this with the help of the people I love. Birmingham is a real metal home. Birmingham forever.”
In an interview With RadioxOsbourne’s wife, Sharon Osbourne, spoke of her constant battle with Parkinsonova, diagnosed with in 2003.
Sharon shared that Osbourne collaborates with a “every day” physiotherapist to help her muscles. (Mike Marsland/Wireimage)
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“Parkinson is not something that goes away. You have him forever. There is no cure. So he has battles with him where he has to work with a physiotherapist every day. And he has to continue his muscles,” she said.
“Good. As much as you can be with Parkinson’s.”
Sharon also told BBC News that the singer “Going Great. She’s really great. He is so excited about it, which is again with the guys and all his friends. It’s exciting for everyone.”
She noted that this would be his last concert, saying, “Ozzy did not have the opportunity to say goodbye to his friends, with his fans, and he feels that it was not complete to stop. This is his complete stop.”
Sharon said Ozzy looking forward to re -gathering Black Sabbath because it would give him the opportunity to say goodbye to the fans properly. (Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images for the Recording Academy)
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2023. He published Osbourne Retired from a tour, Explaining that he is no longer “physically capable” to travel as much as his tour schedule required.
Associated Press contributed to this report.
