“I still can’t walk without crutches.” Four months after the serious accident Jovanotti He returns to talk about his recovery, which is going slower than expected. The singer communicated with his fans again via Facebook and seemed a little dejected as he spoke about his current health condition and the uncertainty surrounding it physical recovery: “I don’t know how long it will take for me to get back on my feet, no one knows, not even the orthopedists.”
On July 15th, four months ago, Lorenzo Cherubini alias Jovanotti was the victim of a terrible accident while cycling in Santo Domingo. The singer was on an island tour when he got into a traffic jam at high speed and fell to the ground. The impact on the asphalt was so violent that he broke his collarbone and neck Femur as well as other minor abrasions. After emergency surgery by local doctors, Jovanotti returned to Italy just a month after the accident and Italian doctors did not promise him the quick recovery he had expected.
How is Lorenzo Jovanotti?
In recent months, the artist has often updated his followers about his health, but Jovanotti recently disappeared from the Internet. When the singer returned in the final hours, she spoke openly about the poor Progress Facts: “I still don’t walk without crutches, but I expect to start in December. Right now I put my foot down and it hurts. The muscles hurt… and so does my good shoulder, which comes from walking.” crutchesit hurts me a lot.” According to Jovanotti, the months on crutches could last many more months due to a mistake made by the Dominican doctors who forgot to align the femur: “The orthopedists make predictions, but after I deny them.” Soon I need to have surgery to remove the plaque collarbone because it’s falling apart. I made a big mess, I laugh so I don’t cry.
The return to the live stage
In September, he warned his fans that he would return to the stage for one of them in 2024 show Live, but the project remains suspended due to slow recovery. In the meantime, he keeps himself busy: “I write, I read a lot, I take notes, I work. I do physical therapy twice a day and think about when we will see each other again. As soon as I feel better.” We will see each other and celebrate, we will play a few songs. But his thoughts also apply to the musicians and everyone else Employees, who swarmed around him and his live shows, which have stopped today: “I made a big mess. Who would have expected that… Also because I feel the responsibility of the musicians and my team that I appointed to play in 2024… Thank God they are good musicians and will find something to do. At the moment I’m not making any decisions and I’m leaving everything open.”