Billy Joel breaks silence after the ‘scary’ brain seeing brain brain

Billy Joel Fans know he’s not going anywhere, even if he needs a necessary step from the inside of the room.

Only months after revealing his diagnosis of normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH), a treatable brain condition that affects his update to him all he can to recover.

“I know a lot of people worry about me and my health, but I’m okay,” Joel told people. “What I have is something some people know, including me, no matter how much you try to research it. I do my best work on it and to recover it.”

The “piano man” singers said the balance is his biggest challenge, and the first sign with something wrong. “It’s like riding a boat all the time,” he explained, adds, “it’s scary, but I don’t want to know the people I’m sick of death or anything.”

His final performance before the move occurred on February 22 at Mohegan Sun in the Connecticut arena.

“This situation is raised to new concert performances, which leads to hearing, vision, and balance problems,” The team said. “Billy undergoing specific physical therapy and advised not to conduct time to recover the time he received fans at this time and looked forward to the day he could reach the stage.”

“Thanks for pouring love and support,” he wrote. “We are very grateful for the wonderful care and the diagnosis we receive. Bill is loved by many, and us, he is a father and husband in the center of our world.”

The eldest daughter of Joel, Alexa Ray Joel, 39, which he shared with the ex-wife Christie BinkleyIt also shows his support, writing, “we love you and we get you, my father is the strongest healing of continuous repairs with continuing to maintain his continuity.”

Post Instagram Footage from a recent concert he attended Alexa, he got a gentle moment of Alexa’s chance to sing “You can be the right” backstage of his smiling father. The video also shows 39-year-olds who are happy to dance with the crowd during the performance.

“Dear Billy,” Brinkley wrote, “The Binkley’s whole gang sent you many love and good wishes for a perfect and easy recovery.” He pondered the joy that Joel brought to his audience, wrote, “A Arena was repeated in a white friend. We all want to piano to your friends.