Actress Gal Gadot has revealed she suffered a serious health scare during her recent pregnancy, experiencing a "massive blood clot" in her brain. The "Wonder Woman" star shared the ordeal on social media, highlighting the urgency of her situation.
Gadot explained that she was diagnosed with the blood clot while eight months pregnant after weeks of debilitating headaches. Following the diagnosis, she underwent an emergency surgery hours before delivering her fourth child, a daughter named Ori. She detailed the emotional impact of the experience, noting the fragility of life.
Following her diagnosis, Gadot was rushed to the hospital for immediate intervention. Her daughter, Ori, was born amidst the uncertainty and fear surrounding the situation. Gadot expressed that the baby's name, meaning "my light," represented her hope during this difficult time. She recalled telling her husband she believed her daughter would be the "light waiting" for her after the surgery.
The actress credited her medical team at Cedars Sinai Medical Centre in Los Angeles for her recovery. Gadot emphasized the importance of listening to one's body and advocating for health. She shared her story with the public to raise awareness about the crucial need for early action when health concerns arise.
Gadot's experience occurred during a period of personal challenges, making the birth of Ori a "personal miracle." The actress is using her platform to encourage others to find their own inner strength, experience their own "miracles," and prioritize health. Gadot and her husband, Jaron Varsano, have been married since 2008 and also have three other daughters, Alma, Maya, and Daniella.
