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Ralph Siegel has been released from intensive care.
Germany🩺 Health9 hr. ago

Ralph Siegel has been released from intensive care.

Ralph Siegel, an 80-year-old pop music composer, has been moved from the intensive care unit to a regular hospital ward after recovering from a severe illness. He told the 'Bild' newspaper that he is feeling relatively well and emphasized how close he came to death if he had stayed in Spain any longer or been admitted to a clinic there. Siegel was placed into a medically induced coma due to pneumonia at the beginning of July. It was revealed two weeks ago that he had regained consciousness. Now, he says he wants to regain his strength, noting that over the past three years, he had mostly remained in bed or on the couch, underestimating the impact of limited physical activity on his body. Currently, he is unable to stand up.

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Der Spiegel logoDer SpiegelIndependentCenter9 hr. ago
Ralph Siegel has been released from intensive care.

Ralph Siegel, an 80-year-old pop music composer, has been moved from the intensive care unit to a regular hospital ward after recovering from a severe illness. He told the 'Bild' newspaper that he is feeling relatively well and emphasized how close he came to death if he had stayed in Spain any longer or been admitted to a clinic there. Siegel was placed into a medically induced coma due to pneumonia at the beginning of July. It was revealed two weeks ago that he had regained consciousness. Now, he says he wants to regain his strength, noting that over the past three years, he had mostly remained in bed or on the couch, underestimating the impact of limited physical activity on his body. Currently, he is unable to stand up.

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