Saints hero Steve Gleason, diagnosed with ALS in 2011, is stable after suffering medical event as Hurricane Francine made landfall in Louisiana.

Former Saints safety and ALS advocate Steve Gleason has returned home after spending six nights in the hospital following a medical event last week.

Former New Orleans Saints safety and ALS activist Steve Gleason shared his enjoyment over social media after returning home from a local hospital following a medical event.

Steve Gleason may have been a tough football player on the Saints, but he has been a true warrior post-retirement.

Former New Orleans Saints player Steve Gleason is recovering following a medical emergency last week. Gleason, who was diagnosed with ALS in 2011, experienced extremely low blood pressure and a fever on Wednesday, Sept. 11, prompting his doctor to advise him to go to the hospital for further evaluation, ESPN reported.

Former New Orleans Saints safety and current ALS activist Steve Gleason was hospitalized in New Orleans on Wednesday, the same day Hurricane Francine made landfall in the area. The announcement

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Steve Gleason is back home after spending nearly a week in the hospital. Gleason shared photos on social media Tuesday night, showing him at home with his wife and children. “I’ve been inside for six days, so to be greeted by the full (moon), the Oaks, and our family ... Reborn,” the post read.

New Orleans Saints safety, had a medical emergency with low blood pressure and fever. Severe weather from Hurricane Francine complicated his transport to Ochsner Medical Center by first responders. Diagnosed with ALS in 2011,