The 71-year-old British rocker said he realized he could no longer keep his condition a secret • "This is the unfortunate period of my life," he said in an interview. Watch

After months of rumors about rocker Ozzy Osborne's shaky health condition (71), which includes quite a few gossip site reports of his near death, Osborne breaks his silence and reveals his true condition.

In an exciting interview for the Good Morning America morning program with his wife Sharon, Osborne talked openly about dealing with the disease and the secrecy that has so far shaped his condition.

Osborne admitted to being interviewed after realizing he could no longer hide his medical condition after suffering a long period of nerve pain that left him feeling numb with one arm and legs.

Osborne went on to reveal that he had spent the past year in constant pain, calling this period "miserable in his life."

He said the deterioration began with a fall in his April home about a year ago, which was followed by surgery and that doctors were unsure if the fall or surgery was the cause of his rapid and severe deterioration.

Osborne acknowledged that he felt it was time to reveal his true health condition, that he had ended the rumors and false reports circulated on the gossip sites about being on his deathbed.

"It was very challenging for us," he said. "I had a neck operation that scared my nerves."

"This is Parkinson's Phase 2," his wife Sharon completed his trial when she had trouble speaking.

Despite her challenging discovery and health, Sharon expressed optimism and courage: "It's not a death sentence in any way, but it does affect the nervous system in the body," she said. "You have a good day, another good day and then a really bad day."

The two, who have been married for 38 years, have revealed that they have exhausted all treatment options in the United States, and are planning to fly to Switzerland in April to meet with an expert and discuss possible treatments. That we can afford it. "

"I'm not good at keeping secrets," he admitted, saying he was now relieved to reveal the truth, and the fact that he would no longer have to make excuses and lie to his fans.

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