‘Back in six weeks’: Kamikamica sets footy return date after terrifying stroke
Tui Kamikamica, a Melbourne Storm prop, is set to make a remarkable return to NRL just six weeks after suffering a stroke. Following two successful surgeries to correct a heart condition, he has received medical clearance to resume playing. Kamikamica expressed relief and gratitude for the support he received during his recovery process.
- ▪Tui Kamikamica suffered a stroke in late March and underwent two emergency surgeries.
- ▪He has been cleared by doctors to return to play in approximately six weeks.
- ▪Kamikamica described the initial weeks of recovery as challenging and scary, fearing for his career.
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