Phil Collins, the legendary Genesis drummer and singer, has publicly shared updates about his health struggles over the past few years. Despite experiencing a series of serious health issues, he now describes himself as 'totally mobile and healthy.' Collins revealed that he has a 24-hour live-in nurse to manage his medication and care, following multiple surgeries and health setbacks. His health problems include nerve damage from a neck injury sustained in 2007, which led to nerve damage in his hands and difficulty walking due to foot drop. He has undergone five knee surgeries, with only one knee fully functional, and has faced complications such as fractured feet and nerve damage. Additionally, Collins was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes in 2017, which contributed to kidney issues caused by past alcohol consumption. He admitted to having struggled with alcoholism, which worsened his kidney health, and spent months in hospital. Collins retired from performing in 2022 due to his health, citing the toll on his hands and legs, and has expressed uncertainty about returning to live performances. Despite his health challenges, he remains optimistic about regaining full mobility and has considered returning to the studio for new music. Collins’s recent health journey underscores the significant physical toll his career and injuries have taken, but he remains positive about his recovery and future.