- Morgan Freeman was diagnosed with fibromyalgia in 2008 after a car accident caused lasting nerve damage and chronic pain.
- The condition affects his daily life with persistent pain and fatigue, yet he continues to work actively in film and television.
- Freeman uses his platform to raise awareness about fibromyalgia, aiming to reduce stigma and support others living with the illness.
Renowned American actor Morgan Freeman has been living with fibromyalgia, a chronic condition known for causing widespread pain, severe fatigue, sleep issues, and cognitive challenges.
Freeman developed the illness in 2008 following a serious car accident that left him with multiple injuries and lasting nerve damage. Since then, he has dealt with persistent pain and fatigue that affect both his mobility and daily routine.
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Despite these health challenges, the Oscar-winning actor continues to feature in films and television projects while using his platform to raise awareness about fibromyalgia.
Through his advocacy, Freeman seeks to educate the public, promote understanding, and provide encouragement to others facing similar struggles.
His openness about the condition has helped shed light on the realities of chronic illness, breaking down stigma and offering hope to those navigating life with fibromyalgia.
NSCDC Arrests Four for Alleged Vandalism, Transporting Stolen Cables from Kano to Lagos
Operatives of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Ondo State Command, have arrested four individuals suspected of vandalism while allegedly transporting stolen telecommunication cables and electrical transformer components from Kano to Lagos.
The suspects—Mogaji Ibrahim, Umaru Adamu, Abba Muhazu, and Adamu Idris—were intercepted at the old Ore Toll Gate along the Lagos expressway in Odigbo Local Government Area of Ondo State.
