Top Brit comedian rushed to hospital for emergency surgery

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A top British comedian has been rushed to hospital for emergency surgery, as she was pictured using a wheelchair through the corridors. Sarah Millican, 51, left fans worried after…
A top British comedian has been rushed to hospital for emergency surgery, as she was pictured using a wheelchair through the corridors. Sarah Millican, 51, left fans worried after she shared a photo to Instagram showing her husband wheeling her through a hospital corridor after undergoing an emergency operation. She left hospital staff scratching their heads as they struggled to “work out” what was wrong with her, before realising her appendix had to be removed after a stint in A&E.
Mock the Week star Sarah wrote on social media: “An appreciation post for the absolute geniuses and angels who’ve just looked after me in A&E and on ward A6 @manchestershospitals at Wythenshawe hospital.
“From working out what was wrong to whipping out a particularly gnarly appendix (so retro!) to looking after me so expertly.
“Every single person I came into contact with was kind and smiling and helpful. No notes.”
She went on to thank specific members of staff, admitting she may have forgotten some names “in the fog of morphine and codeine”.
Accompanying the photo of her grinning as she was wheeled out of hospital, Sarah said: “First photo is [Sarah’s husband] Gary Delaney taking me home. It looks like we’re escaping. We had permission. I promise. I love this photo.
“Second photo is of the Meet Our Team wall display of every single angel.
“Massive hugs also to my husband, sister and best friend who I could not do without. #ThankYouNHS.”
Sarah was quickly supported by her celebrity friends, with Alan Carr writing: “Aww get well soon,” as Claudia Winkleman left a row of red heart emojis in the comments section.
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