Jane Felstead, 74, known to many as Mummy Felstead, has been hospitalized after sustaining injuries from a fall. Her daughter, Binky Felstead, shared an update on Wednesday, showing her mother in a hospital bed with a brace around her head, visible bruising, and dried blood on her face.
Despite the injuries, Jane Felstead maintained a positive outlook, telling her family via video from her hospital bed, "I've pulled through again. There's nothing wrong with me. There's plenty wrong with me, but I'll fight another day." She also joked about requesting champagne, which medical staff reportedly discouraged.
Felstead described being transported by ambulance with sirens, indicating a pressing medical concern. She also mentioned having a "do not resuscitate bag," a detail that surprised the medical personnel.
Fans have sent messages of support wishing Jane Felstead a swift recovery. She was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) in 2017. The condition has caused her chronic pain, fatigue, and impacted her mobility and energy levels. In December, Felstead had shared a hopeful update about a new treatment that appeared to be improving her energy and mobility, allowing her to perform tasks that had previously been difficult.
Multiple sclerosis is a chronic, lifelong condition affecting the central nervous system. It impacts nerve function and can manifest with symptoms such as fatigue, mobility issues, vision problems, and cognitive difficulties. While incurable, symptoms can be managed with medical interventions.