Lady Gaga's dog walker shot reveals her health complications
A month has passed since Lady Gaga experienced one of the worst moments of her life: the kidnapping of her dogs. Ryan Fischer, her walker, was shot in the middle of the street and two of the three French bulldogs they were carrying were stolen at the hands of men who have not yet been identified. The artist's worker was taken to the hospital where he has been admitted until now, and although he has already been discharged, he has revealed that he has suffered some other health complications.
The news shook everyone as soon as it was known. Gunmen shot a Lady Gaga employee who walked her three dogs through the streets of Los Angeles and took two of the animals, leaving the man lying on the ground and bleeding to death.
Lady Gaga was devastated and offered a reward of $ 500,000 for whoever would return her pets, in addition to promising that she would not ask him any questions to find out how she had located them. The animals were missing for a couple of days until a woman appeared at the police station to return them.
For his part, Ryan Fischer, the wounded walker, was taken to hospital after receiving the four shots. It was learned that the artist would take care of the medical expenses generated by her stay in the center, something that the injured man greatly appreciated.
With some Instagram posts, Ryan Fischer wanted to show her gratitude to Lady Gaga for being such a good person and helping her in this situation. In addition, he related with hair and signs how the moment of the attack was and showed his joy that the three animals were already safe and sound with her owner.
Luckily, Ryan Fischer has recovered and has just left the hospital although he has explained that his improvement has been slow and with some complications. “For me, the recovery was being quite fast. In a matter of days I went from bleeding on the street to being a super active patient in the ICU (something they weren't very used to), just waiting for my lung to improve so that I could go home, "he explains.
"And then, when they had already removed the tube from my chest (something that I can only compare with the extraction of an alien baby) and that the oxygen in my blood was stable, the path of my recovery began with the people I love" he continues Fischer.
Lady Gaga's dog walker admits that he was prepared to deal with the emotional trauma from what he suffered when "unfortunately, a strange hissing and gurgling started coming every time he breathed."
The man relates that his lung collapsed and that he had to be re-admitted to the ICU for part of the organ to be removed. Fortunately, he has already been discharged to continue his recovery at home.
