Abby Lee Miller Reveals She’s Undergone Yet Another Emergency Surgery: “I Need to Get out of Here!”
Poor Abby Lee Miller! Despite officially being a free woman after serving her one-year sentence for bankruptcy fraud, she's still confined to one building — the hospital! The former Dance Moms star hit another snag in her recovery on June 5 when doctors decided she needed to go under the knife right away for yet another emergency surgery connected to her non-Hodgkins lymphoma diagnosis. Luckily, she seems to be doing well.
"After another two-hour MRI this morning, the pros thought I needed one more quick little emergency surgery! Ugh!" Abby wrote on Instagram, beside a photo of an IV going into her arm. A green "fall risk" and red "allergy" bracelet can be seen around her wrist. "I’m in recovery now and texting so everything must be ok, just hiccups in my plans!"
Abby went on to explain that she's much too busy to be confined to a hospital bed for much longer. "I’m on a tight schedule; shooting two projects and I need to get out of here and on with my life!!!" she wrote. "Please keep me in your prayers?? I’m grateful for all the well wishes!"
The setback is particularly frustrating for Abby, as she just announced a few days earlier that she was entering her third round of chemotherapy. "I should be planning a weekend of fun in the sun at the pool! ☀️There’s nothing I enjoy more than swimming and a good tan! Instead, I start round three of chemo……… another battle that I must win!!!" she wrote. Luckily, her docs helped her get the Vitamin D she was craving.
"Going outside to feel the sun on my face was wonderful! The Brilliant Dr. B cleared me for sunning this afternoon! Woo Hoo! Thank you sir!" she also begged her fans to never take anything for granted, because "it can all change so suddenly!" Get well soon, Abby!
Conversation
All comments are subject to our Community Guidelines. Life & Style does not endorse the opinions and views shared by our readers in our comment sections. Our comments section is a place where readers can engage in healthy, productive, lively, and respectful discussions. Offensive language, hate speech, personal attacks, and/or defamatory statements are not permitted. Advertising or spam is also prohibited.