Woman claims Ne-Yo's music gives her seizures
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First posted: Friday, November 14, 2014 02:20 PM EST | Updated: Friday, November 14, 2014 02:27 PM EST
A woman who suffers epileptic seizures whenever she hears pop star Ne-Yo's music has had part of her brain removed to stop the agonizing reaction.
Zoe Fennessy has a seizure within seconds of hearing the chart-topper's vocals, making her freeze, vomit and unable to react to the world around her.
Zoe - who has been unable to work for six months because of her affliction - said:
"I don't dislike Ne-Yo or his music, it just dislikes me unfortunately. I'll be walking around the supermarket doing my food shopping and I have to put my earphones in to listen to my own music just in case it comes on. It's the same with most shops. I have to walk in with my ear phones in at first just to make sure they don't have Ne-Yo on. If he ever releases a greatest hits album it's going to be a nightmare. Whenever I hear the first few beats of the song I have to drop whatever I am doing and run. People might think it is funny - and I can laugh at it myself - but it has taken over my life. It's ruined my life."
Woman claims Ne-Yo's music gives her seizures | Music | Entertainment | Toronto
WENN.com
First posted: Friday, November 14, 2014 02:20 PM EST | Updated: Friday, November 14, 2014 02:27 PM EST
A woman who suffers epileptic seizures whenever she hears pop star Ne-Yo's music has had part of her brain removed to stop the agonizing reaction.
Zoe Fennessy has a seizure within seconds of hearing the chart-topper's vocals, making her freeze, vomit and unable to react to the world around her.
Zoe - who has been unable to work for six months because of her affliction - said:
"I don't dislike Ne-Yo or his music, it just dislikes me unfortunately. I'll be walking around the supermarket doing my food shopping and I have to put my earphones in to listen to my own music just in case it comes on. It's the same with most shops. I have to walk in with my ear phones in at first just to make sure they don't have Ne-Yo on. If he ever releases a greatest hits album it's going to be a nightmare. Whenever I hear the first few beats of the song I have to drop whatever I am doing and run. People might think it is funny - and I can laugh at it myself - but it has taken over my life. It's ruined my life."
Woman claims Ne-Yo's music gives her seizures | Music | Entertainment | Toronto