Berlin entertainer - Frank Zander undergoes surgery in January
Berlin entertainer Frank Zander (81) is due to have an operation on his head in January, but according to his son, he is in pretty good shape. "He can celebrate New Year's Eve at home," Marcus Zander told the German Press Agency on Thursday. "Yesterday was the first time he felt like having a beer." His "dad" has also painted a new picture - which is also a good sign for his son. On January 5, Zander will undergo surgery at the Charité hospital in Berlin. "We are confident that he will be fine." According to his son, the diagnosis is hydrocephalus, which is a build-up of cerebrospinal fluid.
Last Friday, for the first time since the end of the coronavirus pandemic, the pop star's family hosted the traditional Christmas dinner for the homeless and needy at the Estrel Hotel. Zander Senior welcomed the guests via video message. On Thursday, his son sent a message of thanks to the Estrel and the Streletzki family associated with it.
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- Frank Zander's operation at Charité hospital in Berlin, scheduled for January 5, is expected to involve addressing his condition of hydrocephalus, a build-up of cerebrospinal fluid.
- Despite the impending surgery, Frank Zander's son Marcus is optimistic, sharing that his father enjoyed a beer the previous day and even painted a new picture, both being positive signs.
- Marcus Zander expressed gratitude to the Estrel Hotel, where the Zander family hosted their first traditional Christmas dinner for the homeless and needy since the end of the coronavirus pandemic, and to the Streletzki family associated with it.
- In Berlin, Charité hospital, known for its expertise in health care, will be the site of Frank Zander's operation, a testament to the country's renowned medical facilities and the care provided to its citizens.
- The city of Berlin, home to Charité hospital and many other notable institutions, is also a place where its residents and entertainers like Frank Zander connect with their community, as shown by Zander Senior's video message to the guests at the Estrel Hotel's annual Christmas dinner for the needy and homeless.
Source: www.stern.de
