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Joe Jackson, the father of the late king of pop, Michael Jackson, has reportedly suffered a stroke, which has left him blind. A report from Daily Mail states that the senior Jackson was in Brazil on Sunday to celebrate his birthday when the stroke hit. Apparently, Jackson woke up Sunday with a dizzy feeling and could not see. He was taken to São Paulo’s Albert Einstein Hospital. Initial reports are not clear if the former father/manager of The Jackson 5 will regain his sight or not. Jackson suffers from diabetes, however, it is not apparent if that played a role in his loss of sight. Doctors are running tests to determine exactly what happened and determining if he is strong enough to return to the United States for treatment. In Brazil

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