Shame, He’s Slowly Getting There – An Update On Derek Watts’...

Shame, He's Slowly Getting There - An Update On Derek Watts' Sepsis Scare

What was a suspected stroke turned out to be a severe case of sepsis that left the veteranat Milpark Hospital in Johannesburg, letting his fans know that he was alright despite how bad he looked. That image is up top. I know, he looks really“Destroyed the bod in an hour ,” Watts said of the damage the sepsis caused, adding that he was “learning to walk again” as a result.

“And then suddenly I got hit, as you know, and I was man down. I can honestly say I’ve never been so weak in my life after that first attack when I was shaking and just couldn’t get out of a car, you know. It was quite weird to happen in, like, I don’t know, half an hour.” Watts says his son noticed something was wrong, and that’s when they made the decision to call a paramedic.

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