As reported earlier, eleven days ago Nate Dogg suffered a second stroke but is now said to be in stable condition.
Nate Dogg (real name: Nathaniel Dwayne Hale) is still having slight difficulty breathing and is currently constrained to using a breathing tube.
Luckily, the former Death Row Records inmate never suffered any brain damage.
“According to our sources it’s too early to tell how this stroke will impact the use of his limbs (his arm and leg were affected from the first stroke) – but there isn’t much movement below his neck at this time,” reported TMZ.
In related news, The R&B singer is facing felony charges for making death threats to his ex-girlfriend and is scheduled to make a court appearance on Wednesday (September 24).
Nate Dogg (real name: Nathaniel Dwayne Hale) is still having slight difficulty breathing and is currently constrained to using a breathing tube.
Luckily, the former Death Row Records inmate never suffered any brain damage.
“According to our sources it’s too early to tell how this stroke will impact the use of his limbs (his arm and leg were affected from the first stroke) – but there isn’t much movement below his neck at this time,” reported TMZ.
In related news, The R&B singer is facing felony charges for making death threats to his ex-girlfriend and is scheduled to make a court appearance on Wednesday (September 24).
