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Glamorous Bollywood Diva Explains Her Situation In Corona!
By: Tupaki Desk | 31 May 2021 12:45 PM GMT
In hindsight, it might look that the celebrities who got affected by the Coronavirus recovered easily as all the resources were available to them but it is not entirely through. A lot of them were badly affected by the virus and took a lot of time to get back to their best even after testing negative.
While many opted to keep their struggle to themselves, Bollywood's glamorous diva Malaika Arora explained her situation in Corona. Speaking about her experience, the 47-year-old star said, âI tested positive on the 5th of September and it was really bad. Anyone out there calling a COVID recovery easy, is either blessed with great immunity or isn't aware of the struggles of COVID. Having gone through it myself, 'easy' is not the word I'd choose. It broke me physically. Walking 2 steps felt like a herculean task. Sitting up, just stepping out of bed, wanting to stand in my window was a journey in itself.â
She added, "I felt disappointed that my body wasn't supporting how my mind felt. I was afraid that I'd never gain back my strength. I wondered whether I'd even be able to complete one activity in 24 hours. My first workout was brutal. I couldn't do anything well. I felt broken. But Day 2, I got back up and I told myself, I am my own maker. And then day 3 and 4 and 5 and so on."
She revealed that it took her 8 months to get back to complete fitness both physically and mentally.
While many opted to keep their struggle to themselves, Bollywood's glamorous diva Malaika Arora explained her situation in Corona. Speaking about her experience, the 47-year-old star said, âI tested positive on the 5th of September and it was really bad. Anyone out there calling a COVID recovery easy, is either blessed with great immunity or isn't aware of the struggles of COVID. Having gone through it myself, 'easy' is not the word I'd choose. It broke me physically. Walking 2 steps felt like a herculean task. Sitting up, just stepping out of bed, wanting to stand in my window was a journey in itself.â
She added, "I felt disappointed that my body wasn't supporting how my mind felt. I was afraid that I'd never gain back my strength. I wondered whether I'd even be able to complete one activity in 24 hours. My first workout was brutal. I couldn't do anything well. I felt broken. But Day 2, I got back up and I told myself, I am my own maker. And then day 3 and 4 and 5 and so on."
She revealed that it took her 8 months to get back to complete fitness both physically and mentally.
