Queen's Brian May suffered heart attack after 'bizarre gardening accident'

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Music legend Brian May has emerged from a major health crisis.

"I sort of feel like I died, and yet I was able to come to the funeral and see all the tributes"

Brian May, 72, was rushed to hospital after suffering a heart attack at home. It comes after he was hospitalised for a gardening injury that left him with a ripped muscle and trapped nerve.The father-of-three returned to Instagram today and thanked fans for their support and well-wishes, as he likened the messages to reading funeral tributes.The Queen legend also opened up following the aftermath of the heart attack and admitted he felt "like I died".The rockstar said he was "overwhelmed" by the amount of support he had received.In view of his 2.4 million followers, Brian explained: "Hello lovely folks.

Brian May has told of a spooky feeling he had following a recent heart attack.

BRIAN May admitted he "felt like he'd died" after suffering a heart attack. The Queen rocker, 72, said it felt like he'd been to his own funeral after hearing all the "incredible" messages of support from fans following his health scare.

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Legendary rocker Brian May is currently counting his blessings after suffering a heart attack.

Brian May, the longtime guitarist for the band Queen, is facing more setbacks to his health.

Queen rocker Brian May says he’s feeling thankful to “have a life to lead again” after a “near-death” heath ordeal.

Brian May talked about his near-death experience after suffering a minor heart attack following a gardening incident earlier this month.

Brian May was seen heading out and about on crutches, after opening up about suffering a heart attack and having to undergo surgery.

Brian May is "incredibly grateful" to be alive after suffering a recent heart attack.In a video posted to Instagram on Sunday (May 24), the 72-year-old Queen guitarist detailed the "saga" of events leading up to the heart attack, including a recent gardening accident that injured his buttock muscle.May says he was experiencing excruciating pain following the gardening incident, which he initially blamed on shredding his gluteus maximus. But an MRI of his lower spine revealed that May actually had a compressed sciatic nerve.But the story doesn't end there.

Queen legend Brian May has told how he came “very near death” after a heart attack, but has promised fans he is back from the brink and “ready to rock” once more.

LONDON – Queen guitarist Brian May says he recently had three stents put in after experiencing “a small heart attack.”

Brian May suffered a heart attack during his recent problems with back and bottom pain.

Brian May has revealed he was recently rushed to hospital after suffering a heart attack.

The revealed the news on Instagram, telling his 2.4 million followers: "I want to tell you the truth about what happened."

Queen rocker Brian May shared a photo on his Instagram page of himself with crutches, ahead of revealing he'd suffered a heart attack.

Brian May nearly died after suffering a “small heart attack” during a recent gardening accident.

Brian May has said he had a heart attack and was “very near death”.

Brian May looks relaxed and happy in his first picture after his near-fatal heart attack.

Queen guitarist Brian May has revealed he was "in agony" when he suffered a heart attack as he felt a pain in his chest that lasted "about 40 minutes."

The accident gave the Queen guitarist nerve damage that "paralysed his brain"

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Jack Nelson, who was Queen’s first manager and oversaw the careers of a number of top acts of the ‘70s and ‘80s, died on April 27 of complications from COVID-19 in Nashville. He was 77.Among the other acts Nelson managed were Chaka Khan, Maxine Nightingale, Kathy Sledge and Jeffrey Osborne, whom he represented for more than 35 years until his April death.Queen guitarist Brian May paid tribute to Nelson the day of his passing by playing a track called “Stranger on the Shore” for him and posting it on Instagram, along with the words, "I hope my dear old friend to whom I dedicate this little piece can hear it, where he’s gone.