"I was in an ambulance and I heard a man yell, ‘Sir you’ve had a stroke.' I didn’t know what it meant," he wrote.

What is mankind doing? To not make these things available as part of our culture everywhere,” musician wrote of financial costs following his stroke

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Matthew Sweet, a 90s rock n’ roll lend and a singer/songwriter whose musical talents have been best expressed not only through passion for the guitar — but through his inherent sense of humor — suffered a debilitating stroke while on tour in Toronto, Canada in October.

Matthew Sweet ‘may never play guitar again’ after suffering a stroke during the early days of his tour in Toronto, Canada.

Earlier this year, the great power-pop veteran Matthew Sweet suffered a debilitating stroke while on tour in Toronto. Sweet had to be flown back to the US in an ambulance transport plane and brought to a rehab center,

"It's hard to start here without saying how touched and humbled I am by the success of my GoFundMe page," he wrote after a few opening sentences viscerally reflecting on what he remembers from when he had the stroke. "My future would be gone without it. I stand a chance it is as simple as that."

"I will try to make music. I will try to. I will try to make art," Sweet shared on a GoFundMe campaign to cover his medical expenses.