Urgent:Eric Clapton Rushed to the hospital in a critical condition

According to rock icon Eric Clapton, playing the guitar is tough for him because of damage to his nerve system. Although it was “hard effort,” the celebrated musician told Classic Rock magazine that he “can still play.”

“Over the past year, I have experienced a lot of agony. Peripheral neuropathy is the term for the condition that developed

Playing the guitar requires a lot of effort, and I have had to accept that it will not get any better.”

However, he went on to say that “I consider it a tremendous thing to be alive at all” because his life had been tangled with addiction. The 71-year-old celebrity, who just released his 23rd studio album, I Still Do, stated, “By rights I should have hit the bucket a long time ago.”

Clapton’s well-known tunes, including as “Crossroads” and “Layla,” brought him international recognition in the 1970s, but his genius was marred by addiction,

Clapton remarked, “I do not know how I survived – the Seventies especially,” “I was saved from the clutches of hell and given another opportunity for whatever reason.” Due to back discomfort, Clapton had to postpone a number of 2013 tour dates. He compared the pain to “electric shocks traveling down your leg” throughout the interviews.