Brian May’s wife spoke about the guitarist’s health after suffering a stroke

In September, the guitarist of queen He told his followers about the minor stroke he suffered, saying it came “suddenly, without warning,” and left him without control over one of his arms. He said the incident was “a bit scary” but praised the “fantastic” medical care he had received.

Throughout his recovery, Dobson has shared updates with his followers. Late last year, he revealed that, while it was “challenging”, he had regained use of the affected arm.

“It’s okay now,” he said at the time. “He plays the piano a lot at home. He really likes Beethoven. I love it. The piano in the house is actually very relaxing”.

How is Brian May’s health?

The most recent update, given in an interview with The Sun, appears to be equally encouraging, with the 75-year-old saying her husband was “stable.”

“The start of the year has been irregular,” he said. “We both had the flu, but we took the children to Lapland. “There were 15 of us.”

“Brian is stable now”he added, noting that he had “never been happier” since they moved to the country. He said May, a long-time animal rights activist, “loves birds and animals” and spends his time feeding “the birds and the badgers, foxes and pheasants”.

The Doctor Who actress also said that They are “taking each day as it comes”adding: “It makes you realize that at any moment it could be you. You don’t necessarily have to be old, it could be anyone.

“You think you’re fit, you see those people who run marathons and then at a young age they drop out. You have to live each day as if it were your last. It’s not easy to do that. You forget and think that you have another week and everything is booked. You have to be aware that life is precious and, because life changes so quickly, we are all on a bit of a fine line, so to speak.”