Ashley Park recovers from critical septic shock – Deadline

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Ashley Park and Broadway Emily in Paris The star who recently played a pivotal role in the Emmy Award-winning Netflix series meatToday she revealed she is recovering from critical septic shock, a severe form of sepsis where the body overreacts to an infection.

“As I sit as she treats and recovers from the first few weeks of 2024, the only word I can think of is gratitude,” Park wrote in an Instagram post today that also included a series of photos and videos from her hospital stay. “What started as tonsillitis developed into critical septic shock, which infected and affected many of my organs.”

The health crisis occurred when Park W Emily in Paris Star Paul Foreman was on vacation in December and over the New Year's holiday.

“I am grateful that my health has improved despite what we were initially told,” she wrote.

Park, a major Broadway star since her roles in… Mamma Mia!, The King and I, Mean Girls And Great prospectshas recently appeared in some of the most popular TV shows and films, including I mean girls movie adaptation, Murders just in the building, Emily in Paris And recently, meat. In this Emmy Award-winning limited series, she plays Naomi, the busy neighbor of Amy played by Ali Wong, whose meddling has disastrous consequences.

Park wrote that she was on vacation in the Maldives when a case of tonsillitis turned into a very serious health crisis. She expresses her gratitude to her Emily in Paris Costar Foreman for staying by her side throughout the ordeal; A photo and video show them holding hands and kissing, although they have not previously commented on the romantic relationship.

“She calmed my fears and held me through ambulances, three foreign hospitals, a week in the ICU, scary emergency rooms, countless scans, tests, injections, excruciating pain, and a lot of confusion, all while we were alone on the other side of the world. “A far cry from those we know,” she wrote to Foreman. “I love you, Paul. “More than I can ever say.”

Park, 32, says she is “extremely grateful” to the nurses and doctors at UCLA for their help, and says Joalibeing Resort responded immediately and stayed with the actor to “provide language translations and vital support.”