Lil Wayne

Rapper Lil Wayne says epilepsy -- not an overdose on sizzurp -- landed him in the hospital on March 13 after seizures left him unconscious.

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Lil Wayne, T.I. and Future will bring their "America's Most Wanted Music Festival" to the Bangor Waterfront at the Darling's Waterfront Pavilion on Tuesday, July 23, according to a Monday release from Lil Wayne's record label.

Lil Wayne is feeling much better now that he's been released from the hospital after suffering several seizures last week. In fact, he's feeling so good that he made a video thanking everyone for their support and giving his fans some news. Provided you can make sense of it all, of course.

He really is getting better! Lil Wayne was released from the hospital late last night (March 18).

Weezy fans, it's time to heave another sigh of relief, as Lil Wayne is on the mend. The rapper has been moved out of the Intensive Care Unit at Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles and doctors have upgraded his condition to stable.

Rapper Lil Wayne is going on day six of his time in the ICU at Cedars-Sinai hospital in L.A. after seizures rendered him unconscious last Wednesday, March 13. Weezy's now on the road to recovery -- this following an overdose of sizzurp that resulted in him reportedly having his stomach pumped three times, after which TMZ practically threw dirt on his body despite assurances from his friends that

Following Lil Wayne's severe seizure scare on Friday night (March 15), there was a slew of conflicting reports about the 'A Milli' rapper's condition. Thankfully, Weezy apparently was never near death. However, it appears that he is on the road to recovery -- and that the road may have 12 or more steps.