his best pal and bass player Howie Pyro, when suddenly he felt a burning pain that shot down to his hips.He soon collapsed on the restaurant’s floor and was unable to move.“Everybody was standing above me like in Rosemary’s Baby, saying all these different things, and I was there not knowing what was going on with my body,” Malin told Rolling Stone.“This is the hardest six weeks that I’ve ever had.
I’m told that they don’t really understand it, and they’re not sure of the chances.” “The reports from the doctors have been tough, and there’s moments in the day where you want to cry, and where you’re scared,” the rocker continued. “But I keep saying to myself that I can make this happen.
I can recover my body.”Malin, who skyrocketed to fame as a member of Heart Attack in the 1980s, said he’s been trying to apply a “P.M.A.” — positive mental attitude — on stage at his gigs.“It’s almost like a joke.
Like, ‘You talk all this P.M.A.? Well, see how you deal with this,'” he told the outlet.“They took me outside for the first time the other day in a wheelchair, and I went through the lobby and I could see the sun shining through the glass, and I just started bawling.
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