Actor Ashley Park says she's "recovering and resting in Paris" after she was hospitalized for septic shock.
Park, the star of "Emily in Paris," revealed this month that she was diagnosed last month on holiday with tonsillitis that “spiraled into critical septic shock, which infected and affected several of my organs.”
In a health update Sunday, Park, 32, said she was medically cleared to fly after “responding to treatments.”
“I’m deeply moved and thankful for your beautiful messages of support and comfort, your personal stories of sepsis and hospitalization, and truly to every person who has reached out with love… every message has honestly boosted me into a quick and hopeful recovery,” Park said.
She said that upon arriving in France, she was greeted with an "incredible warm welcome" from loved ones and her castmates, and she shared a photo of an abundance of flower bouquets.
“Thank you to @netflix and @emilyinparis for their genuine kindness and gracious patience as I wait to be medically cleared to work… I couldn’t be more excited to join them all on set for Season 4,” she wrote.
“I promise I'm breathing through this all and taking as much care of myself as I can to get back into fighting shape. in the meantime, thanks for the couch cuddles,” she added, sharing a photo of her smiling with co-star Lily Collins.
Collins commented on the post: "Couldn’t love you more and hugging you made me feel like home. You’re an absolute light sister."
In announcing her health scare this month, Park shared several photos from her hospital bed.
In that post, she thanked French actor Paul Forman, who played her romantic interest in “Emily in Paris,” for staying “by my side through all this.”
Tonsillitis is the inflammation of the tonsils in the back of the throat. Septic shock is when a bacterial infection spreads throughout the body, potentially causing organ failure and a severe drop in blood pressure that raises the risk of death, according to the Mayo Clinic.