The actor who brought Morgan Corinthos to life reveals a terrifying ordeal that left him hallucinating and fighting for his health. It's a story of pain, addiction, and the long road to recovery.

Bryan Craig, the talented actor best known for his role as Morgan Corinthos on "General Hospital," has always been open about his life's ups and downs. But his latest revelation has sent shockwaves through the soap opera world, revealing a harrowing ordeal that almost cost him his life.

A Routine Surgery Gone Wrong

It all started with what Craig described as a "minor surgery" on his head. He didn't divulge the specifics of the procedure, but what followed was anything but minor.

"It was a botched surgery, and they nicked my occipital nerve in the back of my head," Craig shared during a candid appearance on his co-star Maurice Benard's (Sonny Corinthos) YouTube series, "State of Mind."

The impact was immediate and debilitating. Craig found himself in excruciating pain, unable to move his head without agonizing discomfort.

"For three or four months, I couldn’t move my head to the left, to the right, up or down," Craig recounted, his voice tinged with a mix of anger and disbelief. "I couldn’t lay it on a pillow.

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