Severiano Ballesteros's family reported that the exgolfista has suffered a severe worsening of their neurological status. His aides have explained that give precise information on the health of the Spaniard on his website. In a note sent from his home in the town of Pedreña in Cantabria, the family of Seve Ballesteros will be reporting indicates that as the occurrence of further news about his health.
The statement said that the family "takes this opportunity to thank all the support" that both Seve as they have received and indicate that up to them to inform each other through the website www. seveballesteros. com, on the situation of the reference figure golf in Spain. At 54, Seve was operated three times a brain tumor was diagnosed in late 2008 and during that time his life was in serious danger, but managed to go forward.
Thus, he created a foundation that bears his name for brain tumor research. Considered one of the best golfers of all time during his career, has won five World Match Play Championships, two Masters and three British Open. Is divorced from Carmen Botin with whom he has three children. In the photo above you can see the end of October 2010 at the National Symposium of the Spanish Society for Medical Oncology (SEOM).
We expect and hope that Seve can recover again. 
The statement said that the family "takes this opportunity to thank all the support" that both Seve as they have received and indicate that up to them to inform each other through the website www. seveballesteros. com, on the situation of the reference figure golf in Spain. At 54, Seve was operated three times a brain tumor was diagnosed in late 2008 and during that time his life was in serious danger, but managed to go forward.
Thus, he created a foundation that bears his name for brain tumor research. Considered one of the best golfers of all time during his career, has won five World Match Play Championships, two Masters and three British Open. Is divorced from Carmen Botin with whom he has three children. In the photo above you can see the end of October 2010 at the National Symposium of the Spanish Society for Medical Oncology (SEOM).
We expect and hope that Seve can recover again.
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