Matt Tifft Updates on Condition, Had Second Seizure During Honeymoon

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Matt Tifft is one tough cookie.

Not only did he return from brain surgery to remove a tumor to run for the NASCAR Cup Series rookie of the year award in 2019, but now he is on the road to recovery from medical issues again as he suffered a seizure with just four races left in the year.

Thursday, Matt Tifft updated his fans on his medical condition and he disclosed that during his honeymoon following his offseason wedding, he suffered a second seizure.

Tifft says the seizure happened in December 12th and was scarier than his first seizure as he was awake for more of the convulsions than his first bout.

However, despite anxiety and PTSD surrounding his health, Tifft does feel he is on the road to a better and healthier life.

Here is Tifft’s entire nite that was posted to Twitter:

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