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Privacy NoticeA TV icon has expressed their relief after their “walking miracle” 10 year old son was discharged from hospital following a 33-day long stay. Sopranos star Jamie-Lynn Sigler revealed earlier this month that Beau had been diagnosed with acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (ADEM) after what appeared to be a “normal virus” had “turned into a nightmare”. However, after spending more than 30-days in hospital, he has finally returned home. In a recent Instagram post, the actress shared a heartwarming video of her son walking down a hospital hallway while being cheered on by people who’d lined up on either side of the space.
Jamie-Lynn’s son Beau was discharged from hospital following a month-long stay
(Image: Instagram / jamielynnsigler)
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As he said goodbye to the hospital, Beau beamed from ear to ear and could be seen dancing down the corridor and giving high fives to those who were cheering him on. “After 33 days, we are busting out of here! My brave boy, you are a walking miracle. The rest of this story will be Beau’s to tell, if he chooses to one day. Thank you to the INCREDIBLE staff at Dells Children’s Hospital,” wrote Jamie-Lynn, 43. “The way you take care of your patients and the way you guide their families through the process, I just don’t have enough words. I’m in awe of your patience, dedication, and expertise…. But, no offence.. I hope we never see you again.”
Jamie-Lynn recently revealed that her son had been diagnosed with acute disseminated encephalomyelitis
(Image: Instagram / jamielynnsigler)
Closing off the statement, she added: “Thank you for all the love and prayers. They worked.” After making the heartfelt announcement, Jamie-Lynn’s followers flocked to the comments section to share their support for Beau. “Go Beau!!! The strongest, coolest kid! So glad he’s out of there,” wrote one. “The pure joy!!! I am in awe of you. Go Beau!!!!!,” another added. A third wrote: “Oh jamie I’m so sorry you all had to go through this! I love seeing him dance his way out and I hope he continues to feel healthy sending love XOXO”.
Jamie-Lynn called her son a “walking miracle”
(Image: Instagram / jamielynnsigler)
Sign up to OK!’s daily newsletter to get updates sent to your inbox for free Meanwhile a fourth added: “Amazing beau! This made me tear up. I remember that feeling leaving the hospital as a kid. You are such a champ.” According to Great Ormond Street Hospital, ADEM is a rare inflammatory condition that affects the brain and spinal cord. The condition often follows a minor infection, such as a cold. ADEM can cause symptoms including nausea, vomiting, headache, sleepiness and vision problems and, in severe cases, it can lead to seizures.Story SavedYou can find this story in My Bookmarks.Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right.Follow OK! MagazineFacebookTwitterCommentMore OnIn the News
