Heart surgery and stroke hit sports star Norbert Rier from Kastelruther-Sparzen, leaving many in surprise
Norbert Rier, the frontman of the popular Austrian folk music group Kastelruther Spatzen, has revealed his health struggles in an interview with the daily newspaper "Dolomiten." In the candid conversation, Rier spoke about his ongoing health challenges and his plans for the future.
Rier, who is scheduled to undergo heart surgery in mid-October at the Innsbruck clinic, shared that he has experienced a pre-stroke, a mild stroke, and needs a heart valve replacement. He also revealed that a hernia was discovered during his examination, which requires surgery as well.
The 64-year-old musician expressed that he takes it easy and sometimes takes painkillers. He also emphasised the importance of self-care, stating that he needs to take care of himself. Despite the challenges, Rier remains optimistic and confident, expressing that he is currently doing okay but needs to focus on his recovery.
The interview was also reported by "Kurier." In the conversation, Rier spoke about his upcoming performance at the traditional "Spatzenfest" in October, expressing his desire to be there. He also mentioned that his management believes it's better for him to rest rather than be at home on the farm during his tour.
This news has given fans of the Kastelruther Spatzen hope that their idol will soon be healthy again. The search results do not specify the name of the female doctor who will operate on Rier, but the details of his surgery and recovery will be closely followed by his fans and the media.
This article was created in a content partnership with partner Promipool.de. We wish Norbert Rier a speedy recovery and look forward to his return to the stage.
