“Oz Fox Announces Retirement Date,Citing Recent Challenge and personal Struggles”-…
Oz Fox, the guitarist for STRYPER, has been discharged from the hospital following his most recent brain operation. At Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Westwood, California, Richard G. Everson, MD, reportedly oversaw the treatment, which will prevent him from participating in the band’s upcoming “To Hell With The Amps” acoustic tour.
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Two days after his surgery, Oz and his wife Annie Lobert provided an update on his status on Facebook Live on Saturday, May 18. In part, Oz stated (as reported by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): “I appreciate your prayers. I appreciate your help. I will now spend a few days recuperating in the motel next door. Later, I will meet with my doctors to discuss how things are going and get their opinion. And as soon as I can, I will start moving around. We will most likely return [home] to [Las Vegas]
“We were undoubtedly taken aback to learn that everything “Hey, we are going to free you,” they stated when they arrived this morning. And we are asking ourselves, ‘Are you serious?'” he went on. “I had to have two scans. They performed a scan that was a standard MRI. With that, they were unable to see as many details, so they had to perform a CT scan on me because they noticed something that was abnormal or something related to bleeding. They must have concluded that was acceptable and waited for me to go. As a simple example, the area where they observed anything growing was no
Oz stated that his operation will be “about a six-hour procedure” and that it would be less intrusive than the last one when he appeared on Wednesday’s (May 15) episode of Waste Some Time With Jason Green. He clarified, saying, “Yeah, because this is not as big of a piece of mass that they are taking away.” As a result, they do not think my recuperation period will be as lengthy, and I should be able to return home sooner. All of the hotels in this neighborhood, including Westwood and Wilshire, are pricey, and the hotel in Los
