Terry Bradshaw took a one-year hiatus from performing in Branson, Missouri, to undergo hip replacement surgery

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Following Terry Bradshaw's retirement from the NFL, Terry Bradshaw suffered a severe panic attack in Miami that required emergency transport by ambulance

Terry Bradshaw expressed support for former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick's personal decision to kneel during the national anthem

Terry Bradshaw underwent three days of brain testing at Yale University, which showed no evidence of dementia or Alzheimer's disease

Terry Bradshaw uses the alter-ego name 'Roy' to describe the quiet, dark persona that manifests during Terry Bradshaw's depressive episodes

Singer Lily Allen launched a line of sex toys to commemorate the anniversary of West End Girls

Terry Bradshaw undertook a 14-day personal challenge to speak exclusively positive statements to everyone he encountered

Former Pittsburgh Steelers center Mike Webster died after experiencing severe cognitive decline, during which Mike Webster lived out of cars and under bridges

Terry Bradshaw dismissed a woman running his business operations after 15 years of employment

Terry Bradshaw passed a $650,000 commercial endorsement offer that Terry Bradshaw declined directly to former NFL coach Jimmy Johnson

Katherine May became seriously ill while writing Wintering and could not finish working out her job notice period

Terry Bradshaw considered retiring after eight seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers to pursue a television project with country singer Mel Tillis pitched to NBC

Terry Bradshaw fired his business manager after an 18-year professional relationship

Terry Bradshaw negotiates all of his personal and business contracts without the representation of an agent

After winning two consecutive Super Bowl MVP awards, Terry Bradshaw requested a $500,000 contract from the Rooney family and was offered $300,000

Prolonged exposure to cold water during endurance swimming can induce severe hypothermia, rhabdomyolysis, and cellulitis

After a doctor in Miami recommended immediate heart surgery following Terry Bradshaw's panic attack, Bradshaw snuck out of a hospital in the middle of the night

During Terry Bradshaw's rookie season with the Pittsburgh Steelers, commentator Howard Cosell introduced Terry Bradshaw on television as the number-one flop in the NFL

Following his escape from a Miami hospital, Terry Bradshaw flew to a Fort Worth hospital where angiogram tests showed no arterial blockages

Tim Noakes formulated the central governor theory proposing that the brain regulates exercise performance to prevent catastrophic physiological failure

Terry Bradshaw rejected a commercial endorsement offer worth $1.9 million because the opportunity conflicted with Terry Bradshaw's personal values