Amy Grant's Resilient Comeback After Brain Injury

0:00On May 1st, Amy Grant beat a nasty bite crash back in 2022 that gave her a traumatic brain injury and messed with her memory. The singer, who 65 now, had to straight up relearn how to sing after that wreck. Her husband of 26 years, Vince Gill, kept her grounded through the whole ordeal. She described her recovery like the world was chatting away while she lagged three steps behind in a back room. On MPR's wild card, Amy told how she asked Vince, what if that foggy state was permanent? He hit her with real talk, saying life deals everyone a hand daily, like a musician losing their chops to a stroke, so just play the cards year. Gilvin, that mindset pushed her back into music in 2023 after a long break. Even with creative blocks and rusty songwriting, she reached out to new collaborators for help on melodies when lyrics tripped her up. Folks stepped up and now she's dropping a new album called The Me That Remains. Amy spaced other health hits too, like Open Heart Surgery in 2021 and a throat-siss removal

1:02a couple years back. Through it all, she stayed positive, calling music a solid way to shake off bad vibes. She's feeling strong these days and expects to keep improving. Proving resilience keeps the beat going no matter the setback. That wraps entertainment and celebrity news. Today to you with AI, I'm Corey with The Story.