Brian May stabilized, playing instruments again after stroke affected arm mobility

Anita Dobson, right, says her husband, Queen guitarist Brian May, is “good to go now” after his recent minor stroke. “I just hope we don’t have any more reoccurrences.” May, 77, announced in September that he had suffered a “minor stroke,” apparently in late August, that briefly affected his ability to control his arm. He’s too clever for his own good.” The “Bohemian Rhapsody” musician, an astrophysicist who mounted a hugely successful music career with the legendary rock band, mentioned that the stroke slightly impaired his arm at first, but in a video revealing the illness in September, May waved the fingers on his left hand to show that they had some dexterity. I’m grounded,” the “We Will Rock You” songwriter said, noting that he wasn’t allowed to do activities that would “raise the heart rate too high.” Music Elton John’s vision has deteriorated since eye infection Elton John says his eyesight has deteriorated after contracting a severe eye infection over the summer.