DJ Lynne Hoggan rushed to hospital with bleed on the brain

Scottish Radio Personality Lynne Hoggan Hospitalized Following Brain Aneurysms

Popular Scottish radio host Lynne Hoggan is currently in hospital recovering after undergoing emergency surgery for brain aneurysms. The presenter, originally from Slamannan, Falkirk, was admitted to hospital two weeks prior after becoming unwell. Medical professionals diagnosed a significant brain hemorrhage resulting from two aneurysms. Hoggan, known for her work with stations including Clyde 1, Forth 1, Tay FM, Northsound 1, and MFR, prompted concern among listeners following her absence from the airwaves, leading her family to release an update via social media.

Family Update on Hoggan’s Condition

In an Instagram post, Hoggan’s sister-in-law, Rachel, shared an update on the radio personality’s health, stating: “A little life update – from Lynne’s sister in law, Rachel (as instructed by Lynne herself). I appreciate a lot of you have been messaging Lynne and wondering where she has been lately.”

The post continued, revealing the seriousness of Hoggan’s condition: “Unfortunately, a week ago she took unwell and it turned out to be a sizeable bleed on the brain which was two aneurysms. She has now had surgery and stents put in her brain and is recovering in the best care possible.”

Road to Recovery and Public Support

Rachel further explained the ongoing nature of Hoggan’s recovery: “Lynne still has a long way to go and will be in hospital for a while and is unable to communicate properly at the moment whilst she is recovering. She appreciates all the love and support and will be in touch with all the individuals that have reached out to her once she is better.” She also provided a point of contact for well-wishers: “If anyone needs anything or wants me to pass anything onto Lynne, please just get in touch!”

Outpouring of Support from Fans and Colleagues

News of Hoggan’s health emergency sparked an immediate wave of supportive messages from listeners and fellow broadcasters. Numerous fans filled the comments section with messages of encouragement. Colleague and DJ Robin Galloway expressed his concern, writing: “Shocked to hear this news. Radio and life needs Lynne Hogan on it and in it. Praying for a full and speedy recovery. A special talent and cherished friend.”

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Further messages of support included:

• “Sending you lots of love! Hope recovery is swift for you.”
• “Sending you lots of positive vibes and love! Speedy recovery.”
• “Can you please pass on to Lynne that absolutely everybody is wishing her a very, very speedy recovery. Come on Lynne, we’re all with you.”

Understanding Brain Aneurysms

According to the NHS, a brain aneurysm is defined as a bulge in a blood vessel, resulting from a weakness in the vessel wall, typically at a branching point.