Kate Gosselinrequested prayers following the announcement that she had been admitted to the hospital because of a health crisis.
On Monday, the 50-year-old television personality who transitioned into nursing posted aTikTok photofrom a hospital bed where her arm was connected to an IV, with a pulse oximeter attached to her finger.
Please pray for me tonight and the next day. I’ll be okay, but I’m frightened and would value your prayers!” Gosselin wrote, accompanied by a prayer hands emoji. “Thank you, everyone.
In the description of her post, the”Jon and Kate Plus 8″ former cast memberDid not disclose specifics regarding her health condition but assured her followers that she would provide additional details in the future.
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Emergencies don’t pay attention to schedules! Please DON’T be concerned about me! Please offer prayers instead!” Gosselin wrote. “Please pray for me tonight and tomorrow? Story time will come when I’m ready!
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“Love you all! I’ll return as soon as possible!” she said.
Fans rapidly went to the comments section of Gosselin’s post to show their worry and offer support for themother of eight.
“You’re a powerful woman capable of tackling tough challenges! Praying to Jesus for your peace and recovery,” a TikTok user shared.
“You’re welcome! I had to tap into the strength I know I possess deep inside tonight! And I’m grateful for your prayers!” Gosselin responded.
Gosselin also comforted another fan who wrote, “Omg… I hope all your loved ones are safe.”
“Yes! They are… just me… thankfully!” Gosselin replied.
Sending love and good vibes! I hope you’re doing okay! You’re loved by many,” another fan wrote, to which Gosselin responded, “Aww, thanks so much.
The former “Strictly Come Dancing” participantalso appreciated various encouraging remarks and responded to other fans to express gratitude for their kind wishes.
On Tuesday, Gosselin provided an update, sharinga TikTok photoin which she was observed with a breathing tube while resting in a hospital bed.
Update: I had surgery this morning and am currently taking five different pain medications (top 3 most painful surgery),” she wrote in the caption. “I’m not in a position to go into specifics right now, but only because I can’t concentrate. I did well. More details will follow soon.
I really appreciate all your prayers!” Gosselin added. “I love you all!
In a follow-up post oOn Tuesday, Gosselin mentioned that she had “scared” some of her followers and mentioned that she would be conducting an Instagram Live session from her hospital bed later, where she would reveal the complete details about her hospitalization.
Although Gosselin has not yet revealed the specifics of her medical crisis, she has previously described the long-term consequences she has faced after giving birth to her sextuplets.
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Gosselin and her ex-spouse Jon Gosselin welcomed six children, named Collin, Alexis, Hannah, Aaden, Leah, and Joel, in May 2004. The former couple also has twin daughters, Mady and Cara.
In a TikTok clip from early this month, Gosselin honestly discussed the changes her body has undergone due to her pregnancy withher six children.
When I was pregnant with them, my stomach was pushed up here, about an inch. You can see that on an ultrasound,” Kate said in the video while pointing to her midsection. “And my bladder was squeezed down here, constantly compressed by the baby’s weight. Squeezed, squeezed, squeezed.
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So when I had my C-section, they obviously inserted a full-length catheter,” she continued. “Like a long-term, indwelling catheter. I think they tried to take it out the next day. But all day, I couldn’t urinate. And I had this pain that kept increasing and increasing, and I was in terrible pain. I felt nauseous, my stomach hurt. It just kept getting worse and worse.
Gosselin remembered that her physician eventually instructed her to have a foley catheter placed, which is a tube inserted into the urethra to facilitate urine drainage from the bladder.
And it was filled one and a half times. A foley catheter bag is very large,” Gosselin stated. “I’m telling you, that’s an enormous amount of urine. And I’m telling you, it was filled one and a half times.
It turned out that my bladder had become so compressed that it could no longer perform its intended function. “It’s a muscle,” she added. “And it lost its elasticity or something like that.”
Gosselin stated that she used the catheter for seven days before going back to the hospital to get it taken out.
So when I finally did go, my bladder had a chance to, you know, relax and take a break, but ever since then, my bladder has never been the same,” she said. “I can’t really explain it or point to exactly what’s different, but it’s just not the same anymore.
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