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Singer Joni Mitchell still "struggles" to walk again five years after her stroke

2020-10-28T14:39:16.434Z


The victim of a ruptured aneurysm in 2015, the Canadian folk music legend told the Guardian "that she always had to fight to move normally."


The legend of folk music Joni Mitchell said he still "

struggled

" to walk again after a ruptured aneurysm suffered in 2015 which made her unable to speak for a time, in a rare interview with our British colleagues at the

Guardian

.

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The Canadian artist was hospitalized urgently on March 31, 2015 in Los Angeles, the victim of a ruptured aneurysm which had caused her to lose the ability to speak for several months: "

The polio had not affected me. like that, but the ruptured aneurysm weakened me a lot more, really.

This accident reduced my ability to speak and walk.

I quickly recovered my speech, but I still struggle to walk.

"


Optimistic about the future, she is always so"

fighter

".


A temperament that this singer who has inspired generations of artists, from Neil Diamond to Prince, claims with pride: “

I have Irish blood.

"

Joni Mitchell is a major figure of the folk rocker generation of the 1960s with hits like

Big Yellow Taxi

,

Both Sides, Now

and Woodstock

, an ode to the glory of the famous festival which she had not yet participated in in August 1969. And , this is not trivial for her, Joni Mitchell has also campaigned for the defense of the environment and the rights of Amerindians.

A cause that is always close to his heart.

Urge for Going

by Joni Mitchell

Source: lefigaro

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