Johnny Cash was released from Nashville's Baptist Hospital on Monday where he was receiving treatment for pneumonia.|
In October, Cash announced he had contracted Shy-Drager's syndrome, a neurological disorder related to Parkinson's disease. Shortly after, he came down with pneumonia and was hospitalized for more than a month.
Now, however, Cash is feeling better and will return to his home to rest up and receive medical care for the Shy-Drager's, according to Reuters. (Ari Bendersky)
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