Former NBA star Cedric Ceballos, 52, says he has recovered from COVID-19
Former NBA star Cedric Ceballos, 52, says he has recovered from COVID-19 but is still in ICU because he can't 'breathe, walk or function' on his own Former NBA All-Star Cedric Ceballos is COVID-free, he announced Monday He's still in ICU after two weeks because he can't yet breathe or walk on his own Ceballos, 52, first announced his bout with coronavirus last week by posting a picture of himself on a ventilator and asking for prayers on social media Ceballos has not stated publicly whether or not he is vaccinated Ceballos's 11-year NBA career was mostly spent with the Phoenix Suns and LA Lakers. He was named an All-Star in 1995, but missed the game due to injury He is best remembered for his blindfolded dunk in the 1992 NBA dunk contest Ceballos has received online support from former NBA player and coach Mark Jackson, retired NFL quarterback Rodney Peete, and actor Jaleel White
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Former NBA All-Star Cedric Ceballos is COVID-free, he announced Monday, but the 52-year-old still remains in ICU after more than two weeks because he can't yet breathe or walk on his own.
'Hello family and friends, giving a UPDATE on my health situation,' the 1992 NBA Dunk Contest champion wrote on Instagram. 'I am COVID-19 free, thank you so very much for your prayers and well wishes to help me with that.
'I still CAN NOT (sic) breathe, walk or function on my own yet (so PLEASE no phone calls, it's to much work and hard to understand me). I am out of isolation, due to not having covid, but still in
