Veteran Nollywood actress, Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, has revealed to everyone that cares to know how she escaped death by whiskers.
According to the screen star, she was rushed to the hospital three times for emergency surgery. She said the doctors told her there was nothing they could do about her condition.
She made the shocking revelation on Thursday via her Instagram page as she thanked the Almighty God for saving her life.
She wrote; “Please join me as I thank God for life and good health. (So my first caption didn’t post this and this is another not as passionate as the first one). Arghhh.”
“Have you been told by a doctor “there is nothing more we can do as this time”? And you still feel like you dyeing? A read…”
“As you know by now, I had been getting my films ready and after the day’s edit, I proceeded for the Academic voting members’ viewing of the Gladiator 11… But all through the viewing, I could not sit up… you see, I had been rushed to the ER twice that week already for back – chest pains that would come intensely and leave the next day!”
“The doctors were checking my now HBP and intense acid reflux! On the second admission the doctor gave all the drip, blood work and sent me home to manage? Luckily it left…”
“However… after the movie I knew there will be no talks with Denzel or Ridley Scott today. I needed to go! I threw up all night till there was nothing to threw up anymore. By morning the most dilapidating stomach pains started and so I was rushed again to the emergency….”
“The third time! This time, I was wheeled in, straight for a CT scan, ultra sound and the MRI. Then the doctor came in and said you had to go in immediately for surgery!… To remove your gall-gladder!!! It was so dilated, the doctors wondered how I was not in more pains. More pains???!”
So, the fight for my life began and today I am returning to give all the glory to God. So, on this day, whether you are in the US or not, there is so much to thank God for, take some time to join in and give thanks.”
“Not only for the gift of life, but for the gift of good health. The gift of a complete body or a sane mind to even dream of a better.