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...A spokesperson for the star, 52, tells Yahoo, “Mr. Perry is currently under observation at the hospital.” No further details were provided.
Perry’s health crisis occurred the same day that his former Peach Pit co-stars announced their Beverly Hills, 90210 reboot. The actor, a father of two, did not sign on to star in the project, which will feature Jason Priestley, Jennie Garth, Ian Ziering, Gabrielle Carteris, Brian Austin Green and Tori Spelling, and air on Fox. He played heartthrob Dylan McKay....
yes that is sad a stroke at 52 he really should take better care of himself . Lucky it did not paralyze him like it did our aunt and she died at 72 because she suffered a second stroke and that is the one that took her . I hope he recovers he has children he needs to stick around for .
yes that is sad a stroke at 52 he really should take better care of himself . Lucky it did not paralyze him like it did our aunt and she died at 72 because she suffered a second stroke and that is the one that took her . I hope he recovers he has children he needs to stick around for .
And what unhealthy behavior does he partake in that caused his stroke, according to you?
yes that is sad a stroke at 52 he really should take better care of himself . Lucky it did not paralyze him like it did our aunt and she died at 72 because she suffered a second stroke and that is the one that took her . I hope he recovers he has children he needs to stick around for .
Strokes can affect marathoners. We don't know that he didn't take care of himself. We also don't know yet what effects he has or has not suffered.
Strokes can affect marathoners. We don't know that he didn't take care of himself. We also don't know yet what effects he has or has not suffered.
Strokes can affect anyone at any time. People with a history of blood clots are more likely to suffer from them, but.. Undiagnosed reasons can happen as well, from things such as an aneurysm.
From the reports.. That he's either sedated or in an induced coma.. That matches up to the statement that it was a massive stroke. Prognosis is not great for a full recovery, though I suspect that he was administered the newer drugs that have chances of reversing the effects. But, I suspect he will have symptoms of this stroke with him the rest of his life.
Strokes can affect anyone at any time. People with a history of blood clots are more likely to suffer from them, but.. Undiagnosed reasons can happen as well, from things such as an aneurysm.
From the reports.. That he's either sedated or in an induced coma.. That matches up to the statement that it was a massive stroke. Prognosis is not great for a full recovery, though I suspect that he was administered the newer drugs that have chances of reversing the effects. But, I suspect he will have symptoms of this stroke with him the rest of his life.
Maybe, maybe not. Sharon Stone has been doing interviews today, and is a good example of someone who fully recovered from a massive stroke.
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