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| Roy Horn Back Home in Germany |
Several newspapers and
wire news services are reporting today Roy Horn has been transported to
Leonardis Clinic in Bad Heilbrunn in Bavaria to continue his
recovery. One of the more complete versions of the story can be
found on the BBC website.
Mr.
Horn was nearly fatally wounded when attacked by his 7-year-old, 380
pound tiger, Montecore during a live show on his 59th birthday.
He issued a statement from his hospital bed saying he is “delighted”
with the way things are progressing in his physical therapy. “I
am so happy and grateful for the tremendous support that my friends and
fans have shown here in Germany,” Mr. Horn said. “But I must ask you to
respect my privacy.”
Mr. Horn’s request for privacy comes amid an increase in rumors of his current condition.
As
a consequence of the intrusive reports, Mr. Horn’s physicians have been
required to deny reports their patient is undergoing fetal pig cell
therapy similar to that used for Parkinson’s patients.
Siegfried was with Roy during his trip back home.
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| Roy Horn Back Home in Germany |
Several newspapers and
wire news services are reporting today Roy Horn has been transported to
Leonardis Clinic in Bad Heilbrunn in Bavaria to continue his
recovery. One of the more complete versions of the story can be
found on the BBC website.
Mr.
Horn was nearly fatally wounded when attacked by his 7-year-old, 380
pound tiger, Montecore during a live show on his 59th birthday.
He issued a statement from his hospital bed saying he is “delighted”
with the way things are progressing in his physical therapy. “I
am so happy and grateful for the tremendous support that my friends and
fans have shown here in Germany,” Mr. Horn said. “But I must ask you to
respect my privacy.”
Mr. Horn’s request for privacy comes amid an increase in rumors of his current condition.
As
a consequence of the intrusive reports, Mr. Horn’s physicians have been
required to deny reports their patient is undergoing fetal pig cell
therapy similar to that used for Parkinson’s patients.
Siegfried was with Roy during his trip back home.
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