The reggae singer Anthony B described a complex situation that he experienced prior to his performance in the Reggae Sumfest during the month of July and that had him on the verge of death.
In a video posted on his Instagram account, The Jamaican artist reported that He had to undergo emergency surgery due to severe abdominal pain what he felt while rehearsing for his performance at the aforementioned festival, which was planned for 20 of July.
Hours before the performance, the interpreter's team
“Raid The Barn” announced his withdrawal from the event due to unforeseen circumstances.
“I want to give thanks and praise to the Almighty, to the Emperor Haile Selassie I first, Rastafari, I am here giving thanks for life, giving thanks for being alive”, the singer began saying in the video.
“The 17 July of this year I flew to Jamaica to participate in the Reggae Sumfest in Montego Bay. While I was rehearsing with my band at Downsound Records, I felt a terrible pain in my belly. I went to the hospital and they told me I had a wound in my intestine., something dripping inside me, so I had to go to the emergency room and have emergency surgery. immediately”, the singer reported as he gathered Dancehall Magazine.
According to the artist,, The doctors assured him that the surgery saved his life and thanked the staff at Kingston University Hospital for their care during the 9 O 10 hours that the procedure was extended.
“I'm here now, I was discharged yesterday (30 of July), so I'm here to give thanks for life. Nobody knows the minute, no one knows the second, we are here by the grace and mercy of the Creator of all things, the father of all things, the giver of life, so for all the things I do I will forever be thanking the Almighty for being here”, emphasized.
After overcoming this medical problem, Anthony B announced his return to the stage, confirming his performance this Friday 2 August at the Reggae on The River Festival in California and concluded the video by thanking his family for their unwavering support.
