Deftones’ Chi Cheng Showing Signs Of Improvement Following Pneumonia Diagnosis
According to a recent update on Oneloveforchi.com, partially conscious Deftones bassist Chi Cheng remains in ICU, but is showing signs of improvement. Cheng is currently being aided by a breathing machine following a diagnosis of pneumonia; but doctors are hoping to begin weaning him off the machine as early as today, June 18th.
Some more insight into his condition, along with a new photo, can be found at the above-mentioned link.



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Good for him – lets hope he continues to round the corner on this one. Said it on here many times – but when I met that dude when I was 18 on their first tour, I was shocked at his humbleness and kick assness.
Must’ve been the prayers.
or science/technology…
Chi is the strongest motherfucker I know of.
praise the lord.
Vader?
Satan.
Great news.
Hang in there Chi! I was checking every couple hours this weekend hoping for this type of news
Nice to read this. He’ll keep fighting, he is a strong soul.
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY TRIUMPHS!
After hearing the great news, Tom Cruise is jumping on a couch somewhere.
man invented medicine to improve man’s quality of life. Man invented God to use as a medicinal crutch. Faith is just a fancy word for hope. Science prevails!
see, this is what happens when we have access to immediately fart out anything that we sense around us that could be of any meaning to anyone. i straight up read this original post and told my gf about this shit and she was like “man, that’s so sad.” and now, here it is 4 pages back, and he’s doing well.. let’s not just go around stirring fukn emotions around here.
Awesome news for Chi and his family. Now, quick, turn this into a philosophical debate STAT.
Do you think the Catholic Church would be in favor of contraception if altar boys could get pregnant?
wow…that’s…deep
though it could be the trees
the answer is yes…btw
i’m really into typing ….. before or after words or statements, I think it drives the point home, and looks awesome.
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