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Evangeline Lilly,known for her roles in Lost,Ant-Man,and The Hobbit films,recently provided an update on her health following a concussion and revealed a long history of fainting spells. The actress expressed gratitude for being able to continue living and working, while detailing injuries sustained in an incident last May.
Incident and Injuries
In May of last year, Lilly was hospitalized after an incident involving a rock impacting her face. She revealed on instagram that doctors had to “stitch up the hole punctured into my face by the rock,” sharing photos showing visible injuries above her lip,nose,and chin.
History of fainting Spells
Lilly further explained in a Substack post that she has experienced fainting spells sence childhood. Initially attributed to hypoglycemia (low blood sugar),she has since experienced blackouts both on the way to the hospital following the May incident and on a beach.
Recent Health Update
In her recent update, Lilly expressed her relief at being able to continue her life and career, stating, “Feeling exceptionally grateful and blessed to be able to play one more day, one more year on this beautiful living planet, and that is my concussion update, thank you all for caring.”
Career Highlights
Lilly has established herself as a prominent actress with a diverse range of roles.She is widely recognized for:
* Television: Her portrayal of Kate Austen in the acclaimed series Lost.
* Marvel Cinematic Universe: Playing Hope van Dyne/Wasp in Ant-Man (2015) and Avengers: Endgame (2019).
* Comedy: Appearing in the popular comedy White Chicks (2004).
* Fantasy: Starring in The Desolation of Smaug (2013) and The Battle of the Five Armies (2014) as Tauriel in The Hobbit trilogy.
Key Takeaways
* Evangeline Lilly sustained a concussion and facial injuries after being hit by a rock in May.
* She has a history of fainting spells dating back to childhood, previously diagnosed as hypoglycemia.
* Lilly is grateful for her recovery and ability to continue her work.
Source: Press Association