Amy Grant, 63, reveals tragic problems she’s still facing after traumatic bike crash

 

According to Amy Grant, she is still dealing with the effects of her horrific bike accident in 2022.

 

 

The singer-songwriter was open about her recovery from the tragedy, which she claims left her with a brain injury and memory loss, in an interview with E! News earlier this week.

 

In July 2022, Grant, 63, is said to have collided with a pothole while cycling in Nashville. Although her initial injuries were deemed minimal, she was placed under observation and it has since been revealed that she is still processing the impact of the collision.

 

 

 

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