Former MTV VJ unresponsive, ‘incompetent’ for 2 months after massive stroke: ‘Guys, I’m alive’
Matt Pinfield, a former MTV VJ and ex-SiriusXM host, is on his way to a full recovery after a massive stroke, which left him unresponsive.
Former MTV VJ Matt Pinfield Plans to 'Come Back Swinging' After Surviving Massive Stroke
Former MTV VJ Matt Pinfield gave an update on his health after suffering a massive stroke in early January in a new interview.
Former MTV host Matt Pinfield says he's recovering from stroke
Matt Pinfield is recovering from a stroke and says he intends to “come back swinging,” according to the Hollywood Reporter. The radio DJ and former MTV host told the trade magazine Thursday that he’d been released from intensive care after suffering the stroke in early January and that he was recovering in a Los Angeles rehab center.
Radio and TV personality Matt Pinfield awakens from two-month coma after suffering stroke: 'Guys, I'm alive'
The SoCal Sound host is currently recovering in a rehabilitation center in Los Angeles after being "unresponsive for two months."
Matt Pinfield Shares Health Update After A Stroke Put Him In A Coma
Matt Pinfield suffered a stroke that left him in a coma. Today, The Hollywood Reporter revealed the media personality and former MTV VJ is awake and on his way to recovery.
Matt Pinfield Wakes Up From Two-Month-Long Coma After Suffering Stroke
Matt Pinfield suffered a massive stroke at the beginning of the year that left him in a coma for two months, but miraculously the former MTV host is not only awake, but out of ICU and recovery at a rehabilitation center.
Matt Pinfield Gives Post-Coma Update: ‘I'm Alive'
Months after suffering a stroke and a coma, Matt Pinfield reports that he's on the road to recovery. "Guys, I'm alive," the radio host and former VJ told The Hollywood Reporter. "I'm recovering and am going to come back swinging.
Matt Pinfield Survives Coma, Gives Health Update: "Guys, I'm Alive!"
The SoCal Sound host has been released from the ICU and is recovering currently in a rehabilitation center in Los Angeles.
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