Ozzy Osbourne Undergoes Last Operation: I Can't Do It Anymore

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JAKARTA - In the second newly released episode of the re-started "The Osbournes" podcast, Tuesday, Ozzy Osbourne delivered the latest news about his health after undergoing extensive spinal surgery.

This operation was carried out following an incident that occurred four years ago where Ozzy fell at home which exacerbated her injury after a bicycle accident in 2003.

"Tomorrow I have my last surgery on my neck. This will be the last operation, because I can't do it again. Whatever the way it ends the day after tomorrow, I won't do it again. I can't," said Ozzy.

Asked by his son Jack how he felt about the operation, this is what the 74-year-old Black Sabbath vocalist said.

"It's okay. It's like going for a haircut... But I'm getting better a bit, in my opinion. My feet feel like a brick was tied when I walked. Today I walked up and down for the first time in a long time, and my feet felt like I was wearing diving when I walked.

"I think it's because I'm nervous... Then I thought, maybe I just need to get up and walk around the block a few times."

In the first episode of the podcast "The Osbournes", Ozzy revealed that he needs to undergo a fourth operation and receive an epidural shot.

"Waiting down me, I will soon undergo epidurals because of what happened, what they found was that the neck had been fixed, under the neck there were two spines where the bike hit me and destroyed, nothing left. from them," Ozzy said.

After Jack asked, "Are they combining the disk?", Ozzy replied, "I don't know what they're doing".

Ozzy's wife and Sharon's manager later said she wasn't sure about the technical terms.

"All I know right now, I am very in pain, I am very uncomfortable," continued Ozzy.