Motorhead's Mikkey Dee almost died from sepsis: 'Another day and I'd be playing drums with Lemmy in heaven'
Briefly

Mikkey Dee, former Motörhead drummer, shared that he battled a serious sepsis infection that nearly cost him his life. He was hospitalized for three weeks and is now focusing on recovery to perform at the Scorpions' Las Vegas residency.
"This holiday season, I have been hospitalized with a very serious blood infection (Sepsis). I was admitted for three weeks but now I am home fighting this bastard bacteria."
Dee expressed gratitude for the care he received at Sahlgrenska University Hospital in Gothenburg, stating, "So thanks a million to all the Doctors and Nurses that have been giving me the most excellent care. After several operations, I am now back home and the numbers are all going in the right direction."
"Now I'm working a 100% to be back on the drum stool for the Residency that starts off in Las Vegas on February 27. We have a tremendous 2025 to look forward to, celebrating 60 years of Scorpions and many exciting giggs."
Read at New York Post
[
|
]