Grace Victoryis giving her followers a positive update on her medical condition.
On Wednesday — just over two weeks after the YouTuberwoke up following three months in a medically induced comadue to severeCOVID-19illness — she tweeted thatshe is “still in ICU, but I’m doing well.”
“All of your love is getting me through. Thank you x,” she wrotein an earlier tweet.
Victory, 30, also posted ablack-and-white photoof the feet of her infant son, who she delivered just one day before being place in the coma.
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Victory woke up on March 8. She’d been put into the coma in December, the day after delivering her son, whose birth was induced two months early as his mom battled the virus.
The vlogger fellseverely ill after contracting COVID-19in mid-December, her family wrote in an update posted to her Instagram on Dec. 28.
After giving birth prematurely on Dec. 24, Victory’s symptoms of the virus worsened.
“Grace was admitted to intensive care onChristmas Daydue to issues with her breathing and therefore they had to make the decision of placing her into an induced coma, to give her body the rest it needs, in order to recover,” her family explained. “She’s currently stable but please keep her in your thoughts and prayers.”
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