Christy Carlson Romano She says her life has “changed deeply” as she was shot in the face while celebrating her husband’s birthday.
The actress offered the fans another look at her recovery when she shared a new video By Instagram On Thursday, February 27. “It has been 3 weeks since I was shot in the face and my life has changed deeply,” she wrote in the video inscription.
“I feel more thankful than I have ever felt in my life and treat very well. Every day is a gift for me, she continued. “I used to be so closed by sharing things in my life that I loved for fear of being tried. I’m just not interested in now. “
Emmy -nominated actress continued to promise fans that she “will share more about my hobbies, passions, comedy, family, just things that interest me” as she continues her recovery.
“It may be me to sing in the car, it may be my skin and beauty craze, fashion, or cooking, or I’m just acting like a total stranger with my husband,” she explained. “If it brings me joy and does not hurt anyone, I do it.”
She added: “Also, as I told you @thebrendanrooney, I was shot dead, and I will eat all the damn haios, wherever I always want!”
Romano revealed In a video posted on Instagram on February 7, she was shot in the eyes while she and her husband were shooting clay pigeons. “So I was shot in the eye. It wasn’t fun, “she explained at the time.
“I am very grateful to the first respondents as a whole,” she continued. “I want to say that they are just the most incredible superhero-like people who care for us in our most despicable times.”
Then Romano turned to her eye, telling her fans that her injury “is really bad tonight.”
“Everything is somehow to clear. But, I will say that I was shot in the face and lived to tell the story. “She concluded,” Be grateful for every day. “
In the inscription of his video, Romano has entered into more details about what happened that day. “There was another party with us and they were dangerously fired in the wrong direction and shot me in the face,” she writes.
“I was struck in 5 places, one was less than an inch than hitting my right eye,” the inscription continued. “Unfortunately, a fragment settled behind my eye and is too risky to remove surgically at this point. Doctors will continue to watch me (I see normally at the moment). “
She added: “With everything that happened, all I can think of is how grateful I am to be alive. I love so many daughters, husband, family and friends. I saw that my life flashes before my eyes and I tell you, embrace the people around you every chance you can. Life can change in an instant. 🙏. “
