Jaimie Alexander reveals near-death crisis that led her to sobriety

Maimie Alexander is speaking out about the life-threatening medical crisis that led to her coma.

New Go in In the post, the 41-year-old Thor: Love and thunder The actress revealed that she realized she had a drinking problem while on tour with her new love partner – just days after the wedding.

Alexander wrote that the couple traveled outside of New York City to look at homes and got snowed in and played airbnb. When she realized there was no alcohol in the house, she began to panic, not realizing she hadn’t had “a single sober day in years.”

Her husband was fully conscious, which intensified the anxiety.

They returned to the city the next day, but when she got home, she felt dizzy “in a way that felt dangerous.”

She was trying to drink anyway but found she couldn’t. The next day, the symptoms worsened. She became “very angry and uncomfortable,” and during her internship, her trainer told her that she was out of balance and abnormal.

The next morning, she was in a lot of pain. In the shower, she asked the nurse for tumors and they found a large number of stomach, but nothing eased the discomfort. At lunchtime she couldn’t stand it anymore. A doctor examined her and asked if she had ovarian cysts, suggesting a possible possibility.

The OB-GYN quickly recognized the real problem and urged her to go to the hospital, “The appendix is ​​ruptured. If it doesn’t stop right away, I’m coming.”

Alexander said that the appendix was completely destroyed and went into sepsis. Faced with the severity of the situation, she recalled hearing a voice asking her if she was ready to die. She replied that she wasn’t – and the voice told her, “then you can’t drink anymore.”

She pointed out that at the appointed time, one brought a sudden revelation. Emergency surgery after emergency surgery and a five-day hospital stay, left her in a coma.

Her friend supported her and encouraged her to attend a meeting. Alexander wrote that what felt like the worst time of his life “was exactly what I needed,” and ended the post by reminding other lonely people.