Oh that's too bad . I didn't think he looked well on the hometown visit. I cant blame him for wanting to be in the competition, I am just not sure I would let him if that was my son and the doctor said what he has.
Oh that's too bad . I didn't think he looked well on the hometown visit. I cant blame him for wanting to be in the competition, I am just not sure I would let him if that was my son and the doctor said what he has.
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-Andy Rooney-
I also read somewhere, (I lost the site) that the Mayor has declared that while P2 is on Idol ... every Wednesday is Phillip Phillips day in Leesburg. That means that every Wednesday the Leesburg merchants, etc. will donate a percentage of the day's profits to a travel fund for Phillips family. This is a lot different type of support than Billboards!
I recall hearing that the pain from Kidney Stones is excruciating .. so my heart goes out to him.
I do know that delaying treatment too long can cause damage to the kidney or other serious complication. I hope & pray ... he is making the right decision.
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This is crazy! I would think the AI lawyers would have something to say about the liability of it all.
Count your blessings!
He is 21 -- a legal adult -- so I don't imagine American Idol could be held responsible or liable if there is damage to Phillip's health. It's his decision.
I hope his health turns around and that he's feeling better soon. This process is grueling enough, I can't imagine having to do it while in physical pain at the same time through the entire thing. I bet he'll have surgery Friday morning lol. I think he's fantastic too. I can only imagine how he'll sound once he's back to feeling better.
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It is excruciating, but it also kind of comes and goes. At least mine did. I think I had mine for a long time before I even knew what it was. It was just like a dull ache most of the time. The first time it flared up, I thought it was my back. Went to the doctor, but by then it was a lot better and he just said probably muscular. The next time it was unbearable and ended in a trip to the ER. Which eventually lead to surgery. Which lead to a stent. If Phillip had/has a stent and is still functioning, I am amazed and impressed. Unless it's different for a guy. Because I had the stent for a week and I couldn't do anything except go from couch to bed. I went out once to get lunch at a fast food place and was in so much pain the pain killer did nothing.
I hope he isn't jeopardizing his long term health for this show, because it's just not worth it.
He was showing them contingencies when they showed him to the street - Harry Chapin