After spending nearly a week in the Intensive Care Unit of Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Lil Wayne was allowed to go home today, reports TMZ. Birdman seems to be in denial regarding his “son’s” condition. According to the Cash Money co-founder, Wayne’s 6-day stay at the center was not “drug-related.” Birdman called into Hot 97’s “Angie Martinez Show, where he claimed “[Wayne] had a seizure and we brought him to the hospital. We’ve been here ever since. But he’s doin’ much better and he’s in good shape right now.”
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“He was never in that kind of situation throughout the whole few days we’ve been in the hospital. He never been about to die,” he said. “We got family and kids. When you putting out false rumors like that, you can really damage families like that, fear them and have them feared,” he continued.
XXL Magazine claims they caught up with Young Money President Mack Maine, who revealed “That Tweet [that he sent out on Friday] wasn’t sent out on that same phone line. I’m not sure if he Tweeted that or not. I wasn’t with him at the present moment. One of his fans could have Tweeted that, I’m not really sure where that came from.”
Mack Maine then tweeted this:
As long as the people surrounding Wayne continue to act as if nothing is wrong, his life will remain in danger.
Before Wayne was discharged, Nicki paid him a visit with a bouqet of balloons.
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Friday evening, TMZ unleashed a report that the beloved rapper was on his deathbed, had been given “his last rites,” and officials were waiting on his mother–who was en route to his location. Only she holds the power to make the final decisions with his health–which was ominously added to TMZ’s original report–leaving readers completely overwhelmed with the idea that Wayne, also known as Weezy, might be taken off life-support.
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A mixture of the prescription drugs– promethazine and codeine are listed as contributors to his condition. The two, combined, are prescribed for the temporary relief of coughs and upper respiratory symptoms associated with allergy or the common cold. (DailyMed) Wayne, who developed an abusive relationship with the possibly lethal concoction, has openly discussed his struggle with the addiction in his music. The lyrics to his song “Me And My Drank” are a diary. “You don’t know how to treat her/ You don’t know that I need her hey/do you know that I need ya/Cuz baby right now/It feels like the whole world is against me ever since the death of Pimp C.” In the 2008 MTV News documentary, found on the DailyBeast, Wayne said listening to Pimp C influenced him to try the drink. “Everybody wants me to stop all this and all that. It ain’t that easy.’’
Read more, here.
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After spending nearly a week in the Intensive Care Unit of Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Lil Wayne was allowed to go home today, reports TMZ. Birdman seems to be in denial regarding his “son’s” condition. According to the Cash Money co-founder, Wayne’s 6-day stay at the center was not “drug-related.” Birdman called into Hot 97’s “Angie Martinez Show, where he claimed “[Wayne] had a seizure and we brought him to the hospital. We’ve been here ever since. But he’s doin’ much better and he’s in good shape right now.”
MUST READ: What Is “Sizzurp?” & Everything Thing Else About Lil Wayne’s Hospitalization
“He was never in that kind of situation throughout the whole few days we’ve been in the hospital. He never been about to die,” he said. “We got family and kids. When you putting out false rumors like that, you can really damage families like that, fear them and have them feared,” he continued.
XXL Magazine claims they caught up with Young Money President Mack Maine, who revealed “That Tweet [that he sent out on Friday] wasn’t sent out on that same phone line. I’m not sure if he Tweeted that or not. I wasn’t with him at the present moment. One of his fans could have Tweeted that, I’m not really sure where that came from.”
Mack Maine then tweeted this:
As long as the people surrounding Wayne continue to act as if nothing is wrong, his life will remain in danger.
Before Wayne was discharged, Nicki paid him a visit with a bouqet of balloons.
UP NEXT: What Is Sizzurp?
Friday evening, TMZ unleashed a report that the beloved rapper was on his deathbed, had been given “his last rites,” and officials were waiting on his mother–who was en route to his location. Only she holds the power to make the final decisions with his health–which was ominously added to TMZ’s original report–leaving readers completely overwhelmed with the idea that Wayne, also known as Weezy, might be taken off life-support.
MUST READ: *UPDATE* Lil Wayne ‘Stabilizing’ After Suffering Multiple Seizures
A mixture of the prescription drugs– promethazine and codeine are listed as contributors to his condition. The two, combined, are prescribed for the temporary relief of coughs and upper respiratory symptoms associated with allergy or the common cold. (DailyMed) Wayne, who developed an abusive relationship with the possibly lethal concoction, has openly discussed his struggle with the addiction in his music. The lyrics to his song “Me And My Drank” are a diary. “You don’t know how to treat her/ You don’t know that I need her hey/do you know that I need ya/Cuz baby right now/It feels like the whole world is against me ever since the death of Pimp C.” In the 2008 MTV News documentary, found on the DailyBeast, Wayne said listening to Pimp C influenced him to try the drink. “Everybody wants me to stop all this and all that. It ain’t that easy.’’
Read more, here.
MUST READ:Lil Wayne Recovers With Nicki Minaj, Drake & Birdman By His Side
MUST READ: Lil Wayne Out Of ‘ICU,’ In ‘Stable’ Condition
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