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Jamie Foxx says he suffered a mind bleed which led to a stroke in 2023

By Editorial Board Published December 11, 2024 3 Min Read
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Jamie Foxx says he suffered a mind bleed which led to a stroke in 2023

Jamie Foxx has revealed he had a mind bleed which induced a stroke in 2023.

Foxx beforehand mentioned he had been “to hell and back” whereas being handled for a medical complication in April 2023, however he revealed extra particulars in his new Netflix comedy particular launched on Tuesday.

The actor, singer and comic instructed the viewers of his Atlanta present he fell unwell whereas filming the Netflix spy motion movie Again In Motion with Hollywood actress Cameron Diaz and went to a physician with a “bad headache”.

He mentioned the physician gave him a “cortisone shot” – a steroid injection – after which he turned torpid.

The 56-year-old mentioned his sister Deidra Dixon “knew something was wrong” and took him to Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta.

“She didn’t know anything about Piedmont Hospital, but she had a hunch that some angels were in there,” he added.

“Atlanta saved my life.”

He mentioned the physician instructed his sister that he was “having a brain bleed that led to a stroke” and warned her: “If I don’t go in his head right now, we’re going to lose him.”

Foxx mentioned he was despatched for surgical procedure, and “my sister knelt down outside the operating room and prayed the whole time”.

Foxx mentioned the medical employees “didn’t find” the origin of the mind bleed, however he was identified with a stroke.

He mentioned how the sickness occurred was nonetheless largely a “mystery” and “we still don’t know exactly what happened to me”.

The Oscar-winning star mentioned he would not bear in mind the primary 20 days after the surgical procedure, “but on 4 May I woke up”.

“When I woke up, I found myself in a wheelchair, I couldn’t walk,” he mentioned, including the physician instructed his household he would most likely face the “worst year of his life” recovering.

He mentioned his household protected him from public scrutiny throughout his restoration, which at occasions noticed him have difficulties strolling.

Foxx mentioned seeing a psychiatrist helped him cope mentally, which additionally allowed him to rediscover his relationship with God.

“If I can stay funny, I can stay alive,” he added.

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