Many admire Ozzy Osbourne for his wild tales of hard rock and unadulterated debauchery. But even rock stars like him get a dose of reality once in a while.

This time, it's come in the form of a grim health battle, which, as he puts it, has been nothing short of 'absolute hell'.

Sadly, time has taken its toll on the Black Sabbath singer as he continues to suffer a catalogue of health issues over the last five years.

Ozzy, 74, recently appeared on UK talk show Piers Morgan Uncensored with his wife of almost 35 years, Sharon, alongside their children Jack and Kelly, to give an update about his health and chat about their plans to return to Britain.

The Osbourne family was interviewed Image source: Youtube/Piers Morgan Uncensored.

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Despite having a surgical procedure done just two days prior, Ozzy also looked in good spirits during the interview.

The surgery was done to fix a major break in Ozzy’s neck which he obtained from a biking accident.

'I finally had my last procedure two days ago,' Ozzy shared.

'I can’t believe I’ve come to the end of it. The main thing is over now, I’m done with the surgery.'

'But it’s been five years of absolute hell for me and my family. The family has been so supportive of me, I couldn’t have done it without them.

'It’s been a really bad scene. I have Parkinson’s, but I never think about it.'

Ozzy admittedly did not realise the severity of the injury and said: 'I carried on working with it, until I had a fall and then … everything came undone.'

'I don’t gripe, I get on with it. If you are still moving, you ain’t going to be dead,' he added.

His wife Sharon, who was a former X Factor UK judge, shared how much their family life has changed in the last five years following Ozzy’s accident.

'A partner … it changes your whole life,' Sharon shared.

'Suddenly, you are off in another direction and your life changes so drastically. It’s really hard,' she said.

'Especially in the summers as every summer Ozzy works and goes out and does festivals.'

'[But] for the last five years our life has changed dramatically.

'On the other hand, it’s great I had Ozzy at home for five years. He’s driving me crazy!'

Sharon previously shared that seeing her husband suffer was torture.

We, here at the SDC, all hope for Ozzy’s continuous recovery and hope for the best for the Osbourne family!

You can watch the Osbourne family’s full interview below:

Source: Youtube/Piers Morgan Uncensored.​

Key Takeaways

• Ozzy Osbourne has shared a major health update, revealing he had surgery for a broken neck.
• Osbourne stated that the last five years have been 'absolute hell' for him and his family due to his health battles.
• The singer-songwriter recently had his last surgical procedure, which was part of a series intended to repair a major break in his neck following a biking accident.
• Sharon Osbourne, his wife, mentioned that their family's life has 'changed dramatically' in the last five years following Ozzy's accident.

Members, what are your thoughts on Ozzy’s experience? And what is your favourite Ozzy Osbourne song? Share them with us in the comments below!

 

[Veggiepatch]

Hooray! A legendary rock star I've actually heard of. "Iron Man" is my fav Sabbath song with its grinding unrelentless beat.

 

[Suzanne rose]

As a teenager I loved Black Sabbath but now I see how dark most of their songs are.

My favourite song would probably be Changes although I liked Ozzie's version of John Lennon's Woman.

I enjoy watching a show hosted by Jack in his parents home where he is trying to convince his parents of supernatural events

 

[Jest]

Many admire Ozzy Osbourne for his wild tales of hard rock and unadulterated debauchery. But even rock stars like him get a dose of reality once in a while.

This time, it's come in the form of a grim health battle, which, as he puts it, has been nothing short of 'absolute hell'.

Sadly, time has taken its toll on the Black Sabbath singer as he continues to suffer a catalogue of health issues over the last five years.

Ozzy, 74, recently appeared on UK talk show Piers Morgan Uncensored with his wife of almost 35 years, Sharon, alongside their children Jack and Kelly, to give an update about his health and chat about their plans to return to Britain.

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The Osbourne family was interviewed Image source: Youtube/Piers Morgan Uncensored.

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Despite having a surgical procedure done just two days prior, Ozzy also looked in good spirits during the interview.

The surgery was done to fix a major break in Ozzy’s neck which he obtained from a biking accident.

'I finally had my last procedure two days ago,' Ozzy shared.

'I can’t believe I’ve come to the end of it. The main thing is over now, I’m done with the surgery.'

'But it’s been five years of absolute hell for me and my family. The family has been so supportive of me, I couldn’t have done it without them.

'It’s been a really bad scene. I have Parkinson’s, but I never think about it.'

Ozzy admittedly did not realise the severity of the injury and said: 'I carried on working with it, until I had a fall and then … everything came undone.'

'I don’t gripe, I get on with it. If you are still moving, you ain’t going to be dead,' he added.

His wife Sharon, who was a former X Factor UK judge, shared how much their family life has changed in the last five years following Ozzy’s accident.

'A partner … it changes your whole life,' Sharon shared.

'Suddenly, you are off in another direction and your life changes so drastically. It’s really hard,' she said.

'Especially in the summers as every summer Ozzy works and goes out and does festivals.'

'[But] for the last five years our life has changed dramatically.

'On the other hand, it’s great I had Ozzy at home for five years. He’s driving me crazy!'

Sharon previously shared that seeing her husband suffer was torture.

We, here at the SDC, all hope for Ozzy’s continuous recovery and hope for the best for the Osbourne family!

You can watch the Osbourne family’s full interview below:

Source: Youtube/Piers Morgan Uncensored.​

Key Takeaways

• Ozzy Osbourne has shared a major health update, revealing he had surgery for a broken neck.
• Osbourne stated that the last five years have been 'absolute hell' for him and his family due to his health battles.
• The singer-songwriter recently had his last surgical procedure, which was part of a series intended to repair a major break in his neck following a biking accident.
• Sharon Osbourne, his wife, mentioned that their family's life has 'changed dramatically' in the last five years following Ozzy's accident.

Members, what are your thoughts on Ozzy’s experience? And what is your favourite Ozzy Osbourne song? Share them with us in the comments below!

MONEY DOES NOT BUY HAPPINESS AND GOOD HEALTH.

 

[Veggiepatch]

MONEY DOES NOT BUY HAPPINESS AND GOOD HEALTH.

But a shitload of drugs...

 

[Rob44]

Many admire Ozzy Osbourne for his wild tales of hard rock and unadulterated debauchery. But even rock stars like him get a dose of reality once in a while.

This time, it's come in the form of a grim health battle, which, as he puts it, has been nothing short of 'absolute hell'.

Sadly, time has taken its toll on the Black Sabbath singer as he continues to suffer a catalogue of health issues over the last five years.

Ozzy, 74, recently appeared on UK talk show Piers Morgan Uncensored with his wife of almost 35 years, Sharon, alongside their children Jack and Kelly, to give an update about his health and chat about their plans to return to Britain.

View attachment 30547

The Osbourne family was interviewed Image source: Youtube/Piers Morgan Uncensored.

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Despite having a surgical procedure done just two days prior, Ozzy also looked in good spirits during the interview.

The surgery was done to fix a major break in Ozzy’s neck which he obtained from a biking accident.

'I finally had my last procedure two days ago,' Ozzy shared.

'I can’t believe I’ve come to the end of it. The main thing is over now, I’m done with the surgery.'

'But it’s been five years of absolute hell for me and my family. The family has been so supportive of me, I couldn’t have done it without them.

'It’s been a really bad scene. I have Parkinson’s, but I never think about it.'

Ozzy admittedly did not realise the severity of the injury and said: 'I carried on working with it, until I had a fall and then … everything came undone.'

'I don’t gripe, I get on with it. If you are still moving, you ain’t going to be dead,' he added.

His wife Sharon, who was a former X Factor UK judge, shared how much their family life has changed in the last five years following Ozzy’s accident.

'A partner … it changes your whole life,' Sharon shared.

'Suddenly, you are off in another direction and your life changes so drastically. It’s really hard,' she said.

'Especially in the summers as every summer Ozzy works and goes out and does festivals.'

'[But] for the last five years our life has changed dramatically.

'On the other hand, it’s great I had Ozzy at home for five years. He’s driving me crazy!'

Sharon previously shared that seeing her husband suffer was torture.

We, here at the SDC, all hope for Ozzy’s continuous recovery and hope for the best for the Osbourne family!

You can watch the Osbourne family’s full interview below:

Source: Youtube/Piers Morgan Uncensored.​

Key Takeaways

• Ozzy Osbourne has shared a major health update, revealing he had surgery for a broken neck.
• Osbourne stated that the last five years have been 'absolute hell' for him and his family due to his health battles.
• The singer-songwriter recently had his last surgical procedure, which was part of a series intended to repair a major break in his neck following a biking accident.
• Sharon Osbourne, his wife, mentioned that their family's life has 'changed dramatically' in the last five years following Ozzy's accident.

Members, what are your thoughts on Ozzy’s experience? And what is your favourite Ozzy Osbourne song? Share them with us in the comments below!

So what? There are plenty of elderly in Australia doing it hard, without public sympathy and on inadequate incomes.

 

[Gaena]

As a teenager I loved Black Sabbath but now I see how dark most of their songs are.

My favourite song would probably be Changes although I liked Ozzie's version of John Lennon's Woman.

I enjoy watching a show hosted by Jack in his parents home where he is trying to convince his parents of supernatural events

Had all of their albums, along with all of Led Zepelins kept them for years even when my record player was hijacked during a house move I refused to give them up, No idea why, I was just so invested in their music as a teenager and they reminded me of another life

 

[Suzanne rose]

Had all of their albums, along with all of Led Zepelins kept them for years even when my record player was hijacked during a house move I refused to give them up, No idea why, I was just so invested in their music as a teenager and they reminded me of another life

I still have a couple Of Black Sabbath albums as well as Led Zepplin . My most treasured albums that I still have are
Led Zeplin houses of the holy,
Elton John Good bye yellow brick Rd,
Rod Stewart Atlantic crossing and
The Beatles White Album


I still have ove 150 albums

 

[Littleboy8]

I still have a couple Of Black Sabbath albums as well as Led Zepplin . My most treasured albums that I still have are
Led Zeplin houses of the holy,
Elton John Good bye yellow brick Rd,
Rod Stewart Atlantic crossing and
The Beatles White Album


I still have ove 150 albums

Love all of the above bar black sabbath.I gave all my albums to a charity auction in tassie lost count of how many I had.

 

[Suzanne rose]

Love all of the above bar black sabbath.I gave all my albums to a charity auction in tassie lost count of how many I had.

I actually don't like Black Sabbath anymore, I just can't part with the albums most of which I bought between the age of 13 and 18

 

[Veggiepatch]

In the good old days when you could download anything and everything through u torrent, Pirate Bay and Limewire, I had over 50,000 songs on an external hard drive. It was stolen along with 1400 LPs and about 400 CDs. Whole discographies of popular artists as well as my favourites, obscure punk, techno and industrial metal.

 

[Suzanne rose]

In the good old days when you could download anything and everything through u torrent, Pirate Bay and Limewire, I had over 50,000 songs on an external hard drive. It was stolen along with 1400 LPs and about 400 CDs. Whole discographies of popular artists as well as my favourites, obscure punk, techno and industrial metal.

That's sad . Do you remember the record and music shop in Riverwood. I learnt to play guitar there

I went to Riverwood the other day, my granddaughter attends speech therapy there, and as we were walking I remembered the old hardware shop I think was called Cains opposite woolworths and the stairs next to it that led up to a dentist Jenkins
I'm loving all these memories that come back every time I go there .
It also feels sad as it feels like another life time ago

 

[Veggiepatch]

Old school metal was the best. Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Uriah Heap, Motorhead, etc. But then came along those insipid hair metal bands - Motley Crue, Def Leppard, Slayer, Judas Priest, Anthrax, Iron Maiden... That's when I gave up on that type of music - too samey to me.

 

[Veggiepatch]

That's sad . Do you remember the record and music shop in Riverwood. I learnt to play guitar there

I went to Riverwood the other day, my granddaughter attends speech therapy there, and as we were walking I remembered the old hardware shop I think was called Cains opposite woolworths and the stairs next to it that led up to a dentist Jenkins
I'm loving all these memories that come back every time I go there .
It also feels sad as it feels like another life time ago

WOW and more WOW!! I used to buy all my records from there in the late 1970s early 1980s. The guy would order anything and everything for me. He even got me an import version of B-52's first album before it was released in Australia.

 

[Veggiepatch]

That record shop was next to Collis's newsagent I think. Near Ison's Cake Shop.

 

[Veggiepatch]

That's sad . Do you remember the record and music shop in Riverwood. I learnt to play guitar there

I went to Riverwood the other day, my granddaughter attends speech therapy there, and as we were walking I remembered the old hardware shop I think was called Cains opposite woolworths and the stairs next to it that led up to a dentist Jenkins
I'm loving all these memories that come back every time I go there .
It also feels sad as it feels like another life time ago

It was Cams with the doggie drinking hole in the wall. Trevor's Sport Store was diagonally across Belmore Road. Woolies on the other corner and Forrest's petrol station.

 

[Littleboy8]

In the good old days when you could download anything and everything through u torrent, Pirate Bay and Limewire, I had over 50,000 songs on an external hard drive. It was stolen along with 1400 LPs and about 400 CDs. Whole discographies of popular artists as well as my favourites, obscure punk, techno and industrial metal.

 

[Suzanne rose]

It was Cams with the doggie drinking hole in the wall. Trevor's Sport Store was diagonally across Belmore Road. Woolies on the other corner and Forrest's petrol station.

That's it Cams , then the newsagent and the the bottle shop which is now a massage place. Trevor's is now an Asian bakery

 

[Penny4]

I've still got one Black Sabbath album. I've always preferred Led Zeppelin and still have their IV no name album. Classic songs on it with Stairway to Heaven, Battle of Evermore, Black Dog etc.

 

[52KID]

That's sad . Do you remember the record and music shop in Riverwood. I learnt to play guitar there

I went to Riverwood the other day, my granddaughter attends speech therapy there, and as we were walking I remembered the old hardware shop I think was called Cains opposite woolworths and the stairs next to it that led up to a dentist Jenkins
I'm loving all these memories that come back every time I go there .
It also feels sad as it feels like another life time ago

Wow, another local to my old area. I lived at Peakhurst and caught the train each day to go to school at Kingsgrove, and then later to work in the city. Also attended ballroom dancing classes with Ted and Barbara Hilton and played tennis at the Millidge's (?) courts. I don't remember a lot of the old things but I'm sure there was a picture theatre, it was the only place I was allowed to go with my boyfriend (dropped off and picked up by parents of course)