Sir Alex Ferguson feared losing memory and never speaking again after 'terrifying' op
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mirror.co.ukSir Alex Ferguson today revealed that he feared he would never be able to speak again after a brain haemorrhage in 2018. The ex-Manchester United boss, 79, also admitted worrying that he could lose his memory following emergency surgery.
The record-breaking football manager, recalling his post-op recovery, said: “I lost my voice, just could not get a word out, and that was terrifying – absolutely terrifying. "Everything was going through my mind.
Is my memory going to come back? Am I ever going to speak again?” A speech therapist helped him to work through exercises – which included making him recall every member of his teams – and his voice came back after 10 days.
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