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Taken from 411wrestling.com:
Bret Hart suffered a mild stroke from the bicycle accident he was involved in this past Monday. Hart is currently at a Calgary hospital and in stable condition.
Hart was riding his bike at a high speed when he hit a pot hole, flew over the handle bars, and landed on the back of his head and neck. Tests revealed that Hart suffered a stroke on the right side of his brain.
Interestingly enough, one of the main reasons Hart retired from the ring was that doctors told him that, following his concussions, another hard blow to the head could cause a stroke.
Sadly, Hart has lost much control over the left side of his body but is making good progress. No permanent damage has been done from a mental standpoint. Doctors are optimistic that he will be able to regain control over the left side of his body after going through the arduous program to relearn how to move the left side. This will require a long hospital stay.
Bret Hart suffered a mild stroke from the bicycle accident he was involved in this past Monday. Hart is currently at a Calgary hospital and in stable condition.
Hart was riding his bike at a high speed when he hit a pot hole, flew over the handle bars, and landed on the back of his head and neck. Tests revealed that Hart suffered a stroke on the right side of his brain.
Interestingly enough, one of the main reasons Hart retired from the ring was that doctors told him that, following his concussions, another hard blow to the head could cause a stroke.
Sadly, Hart has lost much control over the left side of his body but is making good progress. No permanent damage has been done from a mental standpoint. Doctors are optimistic that he will be able to regain control over the left side of his body after going through the arduous program to relearn how to move the left side. This will require a long hospital stay.
I red on eeeerrrrr, wrestlezone (I think it was that site anyway , that he had brain damage from the accident.
Yeah, with Owen Hart's tragic death and all the Hart family don't deserve this. Bret Hart was a great Wrestler, pity he still can't wrestle.
Doctors believe that the stroke had nothing to do with his previous wrestling injuries now. He's in for a lot of rehab though.
Jeez, hasn't that family suffered enough?
Damn stupid Goldberg, if he wasn't such a crap 'wrestler' with such a stiff style then the initial injury would never have occured.
Damn stupid Goldberg, if he wasn't such a crap 'wrestler' with such a stiff style then the initial injury would never have occured.
Yeah, I heard that on WrestleZone. Very sad, but hopefully he can recover...but still, sounds very serious. :(
Taken from 411wrestling.com:
Bret Hart suffered a mild stroke from the bicycle accident he was involved in this past Monday. Hart is currently at a Calgary hospital and in stable condition.
Hart was riding his bike at a high speed when he hit a pot hole, flew over the handle bars, and landed on the back of his head and neck. Tests revealed that Hart suffered a stroke on the right side of his brain.
Interestingly enough, one of the main reasons Hart retired from the ring was that doctors told him that, following his concussions, another hard blow to the head could cause a stroke.
Sadly, Hart has lost much control over the left side of his body but is making good progress. No permanent damage has been done from a mental standpoint. Doctors are optimistic that he will be able to regain control over the left side of his body after going through the arduous program to relearn how to move the left side. This will require a long hospital stay.
Bret Hart suffered a mild stroke from the bicycle accident he was involved in this past Monday. Hart is currently at a Calgary hospital and in stable condition.
Hart was riding his bike at a high speed when he hit a pot hole, flew over the handle bars, and landed on the back of his head and neck. Tests revealed that Hart suffered a stroke on the right side of his brain.
Interestingly enough, one of the main reasons Hart retired from the ring was that doctors told him that, following his concussions, another hard blow to the head could cause a stroke.
Sadly, Hart has lost much control over the left side of his body but is making good progress. No permanent damage has been done from a mental standpoint. Doctors are optimistic that he will be able to regain control over the left side of his body after going through the arduous program to relearn how to move the left side. This will require a long hospital stay.