Knowing what we know now from scientific research on head injuries and subsequent new interests/abilities, I'm convinced that George's fairly severe early head injury (he said "cracked my head open, pool of blood, age of 8) may have well contributed to his extraordinary abilities in keenly understanding how music/instruments work, composing/arranging music, rhythm, perfect pitch, song writing, & singing....how lucky we (and him!) are for that fateful happy accident 😊...however, now I'd like to know if he, later in his life, suffered any kind of new & possible bad changes of any kind due to another head injury (covered in blood, cut on his forehead/back of head) when he fell out of a Range Rover on the M1 motorway in 2013, because he passed away 3 yrs later 😭 Thank You for posting this video (sorry for the graphic language, just trying to make a case)
Very poignant observations for sure! Thanks for bringing it up... looking at the extremes that came towards him at times, really bizarre situations...one really wonders...I did not find your comments negative at all... I think you were looking at it and having these thoughts as you care...about this beautiful person who has given us SO much to treasure..
Thank you for your insight. Head injury control organs. The circuitry pathway were redirected to the section that control creativity and the endocrine system. Knowing that Sir George pancreas was probably damaged by alcoholic beverages through the years and taking antibiotics antiviral synthetic medicine products really caused unexpected and speedy decline. You're still my favorite man 🌈🙈
I always wondered if the medication, most especially prednisone affected his heart. My little niece was on prednisone for several years due to severe asthma, and I know that was one of the concerns the doctors had. I remember George discussing the fact that they had put him on prednisone to decrease the inflammation. I just can’t recall if it was due to vocal cord injury from singing so many years or or after he had the bout with pneumonia. That can weaken your heart. I’m always extremely sad to think of George dying alone with a broken heart. He was such a beautiful soul. He gave so much to this world. . I am sure he’s finally at peace next to his mother and his sister..
@rosemiller2990 Yes because the substance is synthetic man made is not rid out of the body acid and natural fluids the body makes. The substance inside the blood stream of course circulates to the pulmonary lungs heart pancreas. Sir George precautions was to build up strengthen his immunity taking antiviral substance to kill invader bacteria that's everywhere; air pollution carries germs and viruses. Inflammation of the heart is not disease but is the body's symptom of infection. Synthetic chemical stay in the body forever. Be safe. Appreciate you thinking about Sir George M. Litigations pending against the US government and pharm company in the UK patent distribution and mfg harmful chemical preservatives and biosimilars truly are deadly worse than the infection.
Obviously I’m just a fan of George’s, I never knew him personally but he always had such an authenticity to him that made me think he must’ve been a great person to have in your life. Watching the film George Michael: Freedom definitely solidified that thought for me. ♥️
This is absolutely wonderful. Thank you for sharing it and such high-quality. Also, I think when you seek out and or enhance footage like this, it shows such great respect for the artist that one loves. I don’t wanna make it about me, but it’s interesting that I’ve had sort of a similar experience in that I had. I was in a car accident when I was a child and they were in a car seat at the time and I was sitting on my mother’s lap and I went straight into the windshield and I could see a river of blood now I could say I can relate this to him. Also, I was I skipped a grade or two ahead of me, especially in English. Then I develop the love of music and also sort of an obsessive level. I still that way! That’s why I love George Michael.! Let me take it right back to George because I’m also a cancer astrological sign and in the days leading up to George Michael I know when it’s like how can I describe it? You just know the personality traits and like the little shellfish that we are a little crab we go into hiding And I felt extreme. I mean EXTREME worry for George Michael out of the blue. I started to look at his Twitter account. I started to look at any news for him. I would say maybe two days later or maybe the next day he was gone. I don’t know where how that happens. Maybe there’s something else that creates a channel where they communicate with all those that love their work. It’s something else something ethereal they say goodbye. I never met him never knew him personally, but their lives is in their music and I think you develop a king ship kind of a friendship. The music becomes your best friend. OK… Wiping my tears here… I appreciate your channel very much. I look forward to the next uploads and to all George Michael fans take care and let’s continue channeling his music through us.
Michael Parkinson is the best interviewer for George Michael my prefered is the first I love this interview cause George is GKP so so cute and natural humour and so handsome 💗💗❤️❤️🙏🙏 thanks for the sharing and this memories of him 🥰
✨😂 FANNY , estás cómo DIOS en TODAS partes. Lastima que no entiendo nada porqué no sé inglés. Bueno, te deseo una buena noche. Pily🕊️💜🔥🐕🇬🇷 🇬🇧 🇪🇦 Europa Madrid España ✨
Interesting because Liam Gallagher has a very similar story. No interest in music at all until he received a serious head injury after which everything changed
Oh, George, Love you SO much !!! ❣❣❣ BUT shame on you for calling out the girl as homely...she could be watching this ! I'm sure you regretted it, later, after you thought about it ! 💖
I wondered about that too. She must have been heartbroken. However, I really enjoyed his anecdote. Well told and really interesting. He definitely had an exceedingly above average musical talent. He was so gifted.
I miss this man so much.
Me, too.
Knowing what we know now from scientific research on head injuries and subsequent new interests/abilities, I'm convinced that George's fairly severe early head injury (he said "cracked my head open, pool of blood, age of 8) may have well contributed to his extraordinary abilities in keenly understanding how music/instruments work, composing/arranging music, rhythm, perfect pitch, song writing, & singing....how lucky we (and him!) are for that fateful happy accident 😊...however, now I'd like to know if he, later in his life, suffered any kind of new & possible bad changes of any kind due to another head injury (covered in blood, cut on his forehead/back of head) when he fell out of a Range Rover on the M1 motorway in 2013, because he passed away 3 yrs later 😭 Thank You for posting this video (sorry for the graphic language, just trying to make a case)
Very poignant observations for sure! Thanks for bringing it up... looking at the extremes that came towards him at times, really bizarre situations...one really wonders...I did not find your comments negative at all... I think you were looking at it and having these thoughts as you care...about this beautiful person who has given us SO much to treasure..
Was it just three years after.. I never knew that
Thank you for your insight. Head injury control organs. The circuitry pathway were redirected to the section that control creativity and the endocrine system. Knowing that Sir George pancreas was probably damaged by alcoholic beverages through the years and taking antibiotics antiviral synthetic medicine products really caused unexpected and speedy decline. You're still my favorite man 🌈🙈
I always wondered if the medication, most especially prednisone affected his heart. My little niece was on prednisone for several years due to severe asthma, and I know that was one of the concerns the doctors had. I remember George discussing the fact that they had put him on prednisone to decrease the inflammation. I just can’t recall if it was due to vocal cord injury from singing so many years or or after he had the bout with pneumonia. That can weaken your heart. I’m always extremely sad to think of George dying alone with a broken heart. He was such a beautiful soul. He gave so much to this world. . I am sure he’s finally at peace next to his mother and his sister..
@rosemiller2990 Yes because the substance is synthetic man made is not rid out of the body acid and natural fluids the body makes. The substance inside the blood stream of course circulates to the pulmonary lungs heart pancreas. Sir George precautions was to build up strengthen his immunity taking antiviral substance to kill invader bacteria that's everywhere; air pollution carries germs and viruses. Inflammation of the heart is not disease but is the body's symptom of infection. Synthetic chemical stay in the body forever. Be safe. Appreciate you thinking about Sir George M. Litigations pending against the US government and pharm company in the UK patent distribution and mfg harmful chemical preservatives and biosimilars truly are deadly worse than the infection.
I loved the honesty of George and the personality is so beautiful 😍
Obviously I’m just a fan of George’s, I never knew him personally but he always had such an authenticity to him that made me think he must’ve been a great person to have in your life. Watching the film George Michael: Freedom definitely solidified that thought for me. ♥️
This is absolutely wonderful. Thank you for sharing it and such high-quality. Also, I think when you seek out and or enhance footage like this, it shows such great respect for the artist that one loves.
I don’t wanna make it about me, but it’s interesting that I’ve had sort of a similar experience in that I had. I was in a car accident when I was a child and they were in a car seat at the time and I was sitting on my mother’s lap and I went straight into the windshield and I could see a river of blood now I could say I can relate this to him. Also, I was I skipped a grade or two ahead of me, especially in English.
Then I develop the love of music and also sort of an obsessive level. I still that way! That’s why I love George Michael.!
Let me take it right back to George because I’m also a cancer astrological sign and in the days leading up to George Michael I know when it’s like how can I describe it? You just know the personality traits and like the little shellfish that we are a little crab we go into hiding And I felt extreme. I mean EXTREME worry for George Michael out of the blue.
I started to look at his Twitter account. I started to look at any news for him.
I would say maybe two days later or maybe the next day he was gone.
I don’t know where how that happens. Maybe there’s something else that creates a channel where they communicate with all those that love their work. It’s something else something ethereal they say goodbye.
I never met him never knew him personally, but their lives is in their music and I think you develop a king ship kind of a friendship. The music becomes your best friend.
OK… Wiping my tears here… I appreciate your channel very much. I look forward to the next uploads and to all George Michael fans take care and let’s continue channeling his music through us.
Gosh, George you were a heart throb at 7. Those girls chose well!❤❤❤
Michael Parkinson is the best interviewer for George Michael my prefered is the first I love this interview cause George is GKP so so cute and natural humour and so handsome 💗💗❤️❤️🙏🙏 thanks for the sharing and this memories of him 🥰
✨😂 FANNY , estás cómo DIOS en TODAS partes. Lastima que no entiendo nada porqué no sé inglés. Bueno, te deseo una buena noche. Pily🕊️💜🔥🐕🇬🇷 🇬🇧 🇪🇦 Europa Madrid España ✨
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Gone too soon, Sir!
Thank you for it❤
There is no such thing as coincidence or an accident, it all happens for a reason…..
Interesting because Liam Gallagher has a very similar story. No interest in music at all until he received a serious head injury after which everything changed
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Oh, George, Love you SO much !!! ❣❣❣ BUT shame on you for calling out the girl as homely...she could be watching this ! I'm sure you regretted it, later, after you thought about it ! 💖
I wondered about that too. She must have been heartbroken. However, I really enjoyed his anecdote. Well told and really interesting. He definitely had an exceedingly above average musical talent. He was so gifted.
I can't understand why Michael Parkinson would have those CHEAP chairs. Can't he afford something better???