Billy Joel about old brain printing: singer feels like on a boat

In the past few months, fans have worried about Billy Joel (76) after the “Piano Man” had to cancel his planned concerts due to health problems. He announced that a normal pressure hydrocephalus, or retirement brain pressure, was found. Now the singer talks about how he is currently doing.

Right at the beginning of a comedian and moderator Bill Maher (69) asks his guest: “Did we fix the problem?” Unfortunately, Joel can only explain: “Not fixed. It is still being worked on.”

Joel does not reveal exact details, but he gives the all -clear. When asked that he looks good and listened to as always, the singer explains: “I feel good. My balance is shitty. It is how to be on a boat.”

Nobody knows where the disease comes from. He thought that alcohol could be to blame. Today he no longer drinks a lot, but according to his own information. “I feel good,” repeats Joel. “They call what I have, a brain disorder. So that sounds much worse than what I feel,” he emphasizes.

At the end of May, the 76-year-old team had announced: “Billy Joel announced that he will cancel all planned concerts after he recently diagnosed a normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH).” Due to his recent appearances, his condition worsened, Joel suffered from hearing, visual and equilibrium problems. At the instruction of his doctor, the 76-year-old does special physiotherapy. He was advised not to appear during his recovery.

“The current tour is postponed by four months so that it can recover from a recent surgery and undertake physiotherapy under the supervision of its doctors,” it said. At that time it was not yet communicated which “medical problem” was about.