Humperdinck recounts tying up nurse at sanatorium
In 1961, singer Engelbert Humperdinck spent six months in a sanatorium after being diagnosed with tuberculosis, initially thought to be a severe throat infection. He described painful treatments, including injections, and recounted rebelling against a nurse by tying her up to avoid further injections. Humperdinck was close to death and received last rites before recovering and eventually achieving fame with his hit song "Release Me."
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