Katerina Vrana: Celebrates seven years of survival with a new post | Marie Claire

THE Katerina Vrana going through a week of celebration, “a wonderful week celebration birthday and survival» as she calls her in her new post, after completing seven years since the health adventure that almost cost her her life, leaving her with some disabilities. On this occasion, he shared two photos, one from then, the hospital at Malaysiaand one of nowwhere she poses in party of her, on some roof, with a balloon with the number seven, and writes: “Thank you all for your wishes and messages. I love you, dammit!».

As she had said in an interview with Marie Claire, even joking about this very difficult experience, which started with a germ and ended up putting her in a coma:

“The hair held up. The breasts also impressed me, they stayed firm even though I was puffing and deflating. Maybe because I was lying down all the time and they didn’t feel the call of gravity. The other thing that happened from lying down for so long is that my spine loosened up so I got a point and a half [σ.σ.: μία από τις πολλές φορές που θα κάνουμε high five με την Κατερίνα στη διάρκεια αυτής της συνέντευξης]. Gamato? And since I’m not walking, she’s still relaxed. Do you want me to grow taller? Another reason not to walk! I have a lot against walking. (laughs) Otherwise, everything was affected. For example, my hearing may not have been lost, but due to vision problems, it has become quite sharp. I hear everything loud. Maybe I pay more attention. Two years after the whole hospital ordeal, two of my teeth were knocked out from the tubes. When the first one broke, I was like, “shit, nothing else?”, and then a second one followed, so I never ask if there’s another one, because something worse can always happen to you. I would say that the wool and the humor remained unscathed, not to tell you that the humor even improved.

“The good thing is that I wasn’t in too much pain during this whole adventure. I can tell you that I found Malaysia a very relaxing experience…».

See Katerina Vrana’s new post: