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Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward pledges to 'keep on rocking' despite wheelchair

Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward, 78, clarifies his health status and intent to keep playing music after revealing he uses a wheelchair for mobility.

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The story so far

Bill Ward has publicly stated that he now utilizes a wheelchair because he is unable to walk long distances. Despite this change in mobility, the 78-year-old musician affirmed his continued commitment to music and stated he is not retired.

Coverage from outlets including BBC, Rolling Stone, Loudwire, and Yahoo emphasizes Ward’s insistence that he is still a drummer. Future developments will center on whether Ward continues to participate in musical projects.

Coverage does not yet specify the medical cause of his limited mobility or provide further details regarding upcoming professional engagements.

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The obvious questions

Why is Bill Ward using a wheelchair?

Coverage states that Ward uses a wheelchair because he cannot walk very far.

Is Bill Ward retiring from music?

No, Ward has explicitly stated that he is not in retirement and is not giving up.

How old is Bill Ward?

Bill Ward is 78 years old.

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