Sir Brian May, the 77-year-old legendary member of the rock band Queen, shared from his social media account that he suffered a minor stroke.
“All of a sudden, out of the blue, I didn’t have any control over this arm. So it was a little scary, I have to say,” May said about what he experienced.
“The good news is that I can play guitar after the events of the last few days,” May reassured his fans. The legendary guitar player shared that he received great help from England’s Frimley Park Hospital.
As May revealed, the doctors warned him and advised to rest for a while. May stated that he doesn’t want any “sympathy,” as he added that it was only a minor health problem which happened on him.
Despite he didn’t want anyone to wish him well, that didn’t stop his fans. Here are the comments from May’s fans:
“Sending lots of love Brian,”
“Oh dear, glad to see you’re doing OK now. Please take care of yourself, Pal.”
After the passing of legendary musician Freddie Mercury, Solo continued on his career as a solo artist, but later in time, Queen reunited and started to tour with Adam Lambert as their frontman.
May also a PhD owner in astrophysics, and the founder of Save Me, an animal welfare organization. Also, in 2023, May was knighted by King Charles III.
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