RSSFormer Bee Gee’s Singer Robin Gibb in a Coma in London Hospital After Contracted Pneumonia … Reported in Grave Condition
Say a prayer for Robin Gibb …
Former Bee Gee’s disco icon Robin Gibb is according to reports in a London hospital after contracting pneumonia and slipping into a coma. His family, including wife Dwina, brother Barry, 65, daughter Melissa, 37, and sons Spencer, 39, and Robin-John, 29, were at Gibb’s bedside in a London hospital. Robin Gibb has been in declining health since 2010 when he had emergency surgery to treat a blocked bowel. Following the surgery Gibb was diagnosed with colon cancer, that spread to his liver. Last month it was announced that he was in remission from the disease; however, sadly he now lays in a coma reportedly near death.
Say a prayer for Barry Gibb and keep his family in your prayers as he fights to keep “Staying Alive”
The family of former Bee Gee Robin Gibb is keeping vigil at the pop icon’s bedside after he fell into a coma, according to reports.
The singer recently contracted pneumonia, landing him in a private hospital in London.
Gibb’s health declined in 2010 when he had emergency surgery to treat a blocked bowel. Further surgery to treat a twisted bowel was also required.
A message from Robin Gibb’s website:
Sadly the reports are true that Robin has contracted pneumonia and is in a coma. We are all hoping and praying that he will pull through.
Because of this situation, Robin’s website is temporarily unavailable. Sorry for any inconvenience.
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At dinner last night, my husband and I were lamenting about how even though we were just young pre-teens when they were big- No one will ever have a sound as unique as the Bee Gees. No one.
Prayers to the Gibb Family.
Their writing, timing and ears for sound were darn hard to beat. I envision touring a music museum of the future, one day, where their DNA strands will
be on display. I’ll be all like — ohhhh, now I
get how they did it.
All the Gibbs had IT — whatever the magical IT is. Even the little Gibblet, Andy… who just couldn’t
find himself quickly enough. God Bless!
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