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“I thought that would happen, I thought I was minutes away from extinguishing lights, seriously.”
Rio Ferdinand revealed that he believed that he was “minutes away from extinguishing lights” after she left him with a “crazy” healthy case in the hospital and for fear of his life.
The former Manchester United and England defender spent days in the hospital after being shocked by a virus, who saw him withdrawing from the coverage of European football for TNT SPORTS. The 46 -year -old was supposed to provide an analysis of the Champions League in Arsenal before his joint tasks in the European League semi -finals in Manchester United against Rifte Bilbao.
However, Ferdinand was forced to withdraw from both games while updating the fans with a message from his bed in the hospital, accompanied by a picture of himself making a gesture.
With the move to X, The Pundit wrote: “It was charged until you lose the semi-finals this week on TNT SPORTS !! I wish the team all the best-I will see every minute of iPad!”
After he left the hospital now, he completely revealed the error, as the “crazy” disease caused migraine and dizziness as well as the ejaculation vomiting.
He explained in his program in recognition that he believes that he might die Rio Ferdinand displays: “I had a crazy virus. I thought the lights were at some point, I thought that would happen.
“I thought I was minutes away from extinguishing the lights, seriously.
“I was in my home, I was in my bed like this [pained expression] I could not even open my eyes.
“After that, my headache was … I don’t get migraine or nothing else, so I don’t know what they resemble. I thought my head was in a deputy and my eyes would appear.
“After that, I was sick, a vomiting shell in the toilet, I went back to bed and was suffering from dizziness.
“I was sticking to the papers, I didn’t know where I was. It was crazy.”
Ferdinand added that he began panic after doctors told him that he would need a brain examination, after he was offered an ambulance to transfer him to the hospital as soon as possible.
“I had to go to the hospital, and even the doctor told me,” Do you want an ambulance? “So that when I knew,” this is what the former England remembers.
“I went,” we’ll wipe your mind. “I thought it was a virus, influenza or anything, so when he mentioned the brain and ambulance, the panic was nuts.
“I went to the hospital and I was there for a few days. I couldn’t even enjoy food in the hospital. Soup and ice cream usually wonder.”
