BRET MICHAELS' Sister Says Singer Is 'Starting To Walk A Little Bit'

May 3, 2010

According to RadarOnline.com, POISON lead singer Bret Michaels remains in the hospital Monday (May 3) after his brain hemorrhage, but his sister Michelle had a positive update about him and said he is "definitely doing better and he was starting to walk a little bit."

Calling in to "The Todd N Tyler Radio Empire show" on Monday morning, Michelle said she last spoke to Bret on Saturday and gave the update about her brother.

"He's up and moving but it is not going to surprise me if he is still in the ICU on Friday. I think they're having a problem really getting the bleed…I think there are some issues…that's why the back pain."

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