NFL Legend Steve McMichael Hospitalized for MRSA Infection and Blood Transfusion
TL;DR
Former Chicago Bears player Steve ‘Mongo’ McMichael, who was diagnosed with ALS in 2021, has been hospitalized with a urinary tract infection and is now receiving a blood transfusion for MRSA, a difficult-to-treat staph infection. His family has requested prayers for his recovery. Despite his health challenges, McMichael was announced as a member of the 2024 NFL Hall of Fame class in February.
Topics:sportshealth-sports#als#blood-transfusion#health-sports#mrsa#nfl-hall-of-fame#steve-mcmichael
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