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

The former New Orleans Saints standout was hospitalized on Sept. 11 after a medical event during Hurricane Francine in New Orleans.

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.

Former New Orleans Saints safety Steve Gleason has displayed toughness and grit over the past several years as he continues to fight ALS. Unfortunately, the 47-year-old suffered a medical event last Wednesday that sent him to the hospital.

Former Saints defensive back Steve Gleason is back home after spending the last six nights in the hospital. Gleason posted a picture to social media of himself and his family outside their home looking at a full moon. Gleason wrote that he felt “reborn” seeing it after being in the hospital.

Steve Gleason, former NFL player, returned home after a hospital stay related to Hurricane Francine complications.

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.

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