Mamie Laverock closed her GoFundMe and thanked her fans for their outpouring of support, two months after a shocking five-story fall left her on life support.
The 20-year-old actress, best known for When Calls The Heart, suffered an undisclosed medical emergency on May 11 and was hospitalized.
Two weeks later, she was “taken from a secure unit at the hospital and carried to a balcony from which she fell five stories,” according to a post on her GoFundMe account. Her mother has publicly stated that the incident was not a suicide attempt.
Donations poured in from fans and her crowdfunding page raised CAD 39,022, which is equivalent to US$28,333.27.
“Thank you so much,” Mamie wrote on GoFundMe this week before closing her page. “I don’t even know what to say. My heart is full. Thank you again. I have no words to describe my gratitude. I love you guys. Thank you. MAMIE.”
Mamie Laverock closed her GoFundMe and thanked her fans for their outpouring of support, following a shocking fall that left her on life support.
Her mother, Nicole Rockmann, gave an update on social media late last month about Mamie’s condition following her near-fatal fall.
“Thank you for your healing messages for Mamie,” the anxious mother wrote on Facebook.
“Mamie survived her injuries, but her road to recovery will be long. I will soon be installing a mailbox for all your cards and well wishes. Kind regards, Nicole.”
“Thanks for the update. You are all in our thoughts and prayers,” one fan wrote.
‘We pray for your healing, dear Mamie. What a gift you are to so many people around the world. God has a plan for you, dear. May God bless you all as you continue to heal.’
“I check in with her every day and thank you for the updates too. Mamie is my memory and daily prayers from a member of her Heartie family,” said another.
“Thank you so much for the update. I would love to have an address. May you all continue to receive blessings for your recovery and prayers for you all,” he said, appearing eager to send personal well wishes to the young star.
The young actress, who played Rosaleen Sullivan on the popular Hallmark Channel series, had been receiving treatment in a secure unit at a hospital after suffering a medical emergency on May 11.
Her mother, Nicole Rockmann, gave an update on social media late last month about Mamie’s condition following her near-fatal fall.
“Thank you for your messages of healing for Mamie,” wrote Laverock’s mother, Nicole Rockmann. “Mamie survived her injuries, however, her road to recovery will be long. I will soon be installing a mailbox for all of your cards and well wishes. Kind regards, Nicole.”
On May 26, he suffered “life-threatening” injuries after falling from a walkway on a fifth-floor balcony at the hospital.
When her family reported the incident, Rockmann wrote that the actress “had undergone multiple extensive surgeries and is currently on life support.”
She revealed in an article with the Los Angeles Times that the young actress, who played a nursing student in When Calls The Heart, had been taken to a trauma center and was no longer at St. Paul’s Hospital, where the accident occurred.
“This is an absolute miracle and there will be accountability,” he told the outlet.
“We have a case. All we care about is that Mamie can recover, that she is alive, that she is fighting and that she is strong. It is incredible that she is with us.”
Laverock played nursing student Rosaleen Sullivan on the popular Hallmark Channel show When Calls The Heart.
Earlier this month, the family shared a photo of the 19-year-old actress holding a small teddy bear as she lay in a hospital bed following several major surgeries to repair her injuries.
Her mother said the fall was “not intentional” and was not a suicide attempt and told the LA Times that the hospital where the incident occurred was “held accountable.”
Her mother said the fall was unintentional and was not a suicide attempt.
A spokesperson for the hospital, which is operated by Providence Health Care, told the paper: ‘In cases involving patient safety, an internal critical incident review is conducted to determine exactly what happened and make recommendations to improve patient safety.
‘Our hearts go out to the patient, his family and everyone affected by this event, and we offer our best wishes for a full recovery.’
So far, fans have donated nearly $40,000 Canadian to offset costs related to Laverock’s recovery.
Earlier this month, Laverock’s family posted a photo of the young star holding a small teddy bear as he lay in a hospital bed.
His hand was connected to an IV.
“All we care about is that Mamie can recover and that she’s alive and that she’s fighting and that she’s strong,” her mother said.
Fans have donated nearly $40,000 Canadian dollars to a Go Fund Me campaign to offset hospital costs.
The family had previously shared some ‘Flashback Friday’ photos from the holiday and some other family snaps.
“He’s slowly recovering. He’s getting better,” actress Erin Krakow said. Entertainment Tonight earlier this month.
“I have been in touch with her parents and they are going through a very difficult time for the family. They have sent their immense gratitude to the When Calls the Heart community for all their support.”
“She’s special and she’s resilient,” Krakow said, adding that she had not spoken to her co-star personally but had talked to her parents.
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