Mar 29, 2005 • 1 min read

Edwyn Collins out of immediate danger after brain haemorrhage

Edwyn Collins is out of immediate danger after a cerebral brain haemorrhage on 20 February, his wife Grace Maxwell has said, and he will begin neuro rehabilitation.

According to his official website Edwyn Collins is now out of

'immediate danger'. The singer's wife, Grace Maxwell, has said that Collins is now recovering following the cerebral brain haemorrhage he suffered on February 20. She wrote. 'I think we can say that Edwyn is now virtually out of immediate danger.'

He is to undergo 'neuro rehabilitation' in the next few weeks.

Maxwell said: 'This is a tough challenge but you know he's beaten the odds already and I fully expect him to go on in his customary stubborn manner. He is aware of the wonderful support he has received and I'm printing all the messages out so he can read them when he is able in the near future.'

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