Crenshaw said the news was ‘scary’ and the forecast ‘very bad’.
“Anyone who knows the history of my injuries knows that I do not have a ‘good eye’ but a half good eye,” Crenshaw said in a statement. “There was always a possibility that the consequences of the damage to my retina would reappear, and that seems to be exactly what happened.”
Crenshaw said he would rest from bottom to bottom for about a week and could not see anything, after putting a ‘gas bubble’ in place to serve as a ‘bandage’ for the retina in an emergency operation on Friday. in a VA clinic in Houston.
Crenshaw will not conduct any interviews or post on social media except for health updates. His offices will still work.
“I’ve been through worse before, and I’ll go through it,” Crenshaw added.