Poison’s frontman Bret Michaels, who has recently suffered a brain hemorrhage and is still recovering, is planning to go back on tour by the end of the month despite the doctors recommendations to take it easy. The “Roses & Thorns” tour was interrupted when Bret underwent a emergency appendectomy on April 12.

Bret is allegedly doing physical therapy twice a day to speed up his recovery, which is basically not giving his body time to adjust. “He’s still in rehab,” says the source. “His doctor told him to do physical therapy once a day, but he’s doing it twice a day, because he wants a speedy, 100 percent recovery. Bret sounds good. He’s still on meds and he sounds tired.”

Bret’s miraculous comeback will happen during the band’s performance at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Biloxi, Mississippi on May 28. Maybe he is going too fast, but we are cheering for Bret. As the doctors said, he is very lucky to be alive. Bret is a fighter!

According to TMZ, the band has been planning for Bret’s comeback with an emergency strategy in case something doesn’t go as well as expected. The tour bus drivers will be given a list of every hospital from the different locations so they are prepared and can respond quickly to any medical emergency.