Tracy Morgan's Great Recovery

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When Tracy Morgan was in the traumatic car accident last year, he apparently died for a short amount of time. According to an interview Tracy did on Billboard, Nov. 27, 2015, Tracy saw God and God told him that it wasn’t his time, because he still had things left to accomplish on earth.
Everyone wondered if Tracy would be able to walk, talk or think clearly again after the Wal-Mart truck slammed into his limo bus, but he has made a great recovery. In fact, he has made so much progress, that he is going on his “Picking Up the Pieces” comedy tour, which begins Feb. 5 in Hammond, Illinois. In October, Tracy appeared on Saturday Night Live. He is the spokesman for Foot Locker and he highlighted the Week of Greatness by appearing in two spots.

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