Nick Cordero Is 'Doing Really Great' After Developing 'Minor Blood Infections'

After developing new blood infections, Nick Cordero is “doing really great!”

After a visit with her husband on Friday, Amanda Kloots provided her Instagram followers with positive updates about his current condition.

While leaving Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles where Cordero has been hospitalized since March, she explained:

“Overall Nick had a better week this week than last which is great.”

That is great news!!

She added, explaining how painful it is to only be with her husband for a short period of time:

“He started off the morning with some blood pressure issues but by the time I left his blood pressure medication was decreased in half and it seems like he’s doing really great again, so that is good. I hate leaving him. It breaks my heart.”

We’re so glad she’s able to be with him at all! After almost 80 days apart, Kloots was finally able to visit the Broadway star in the hospital for the first time just last week.

Though the visits to the hospital are difficult, she shared one of the ways she’s keeping her spirits lifted:

“Sometimes leaving is just so hard, but I put on the Karate Kid, a movie that we love. A movie about inspiration and strength and growth and so I thought he would enjoy watching that. We hope for a better day and continued strength and stability for tomorrow.”

On Thursday, she shared additional updates about her husband which were notably less positive:

“Nick is profoundly weak. Imagine how you feel getting the flu and how it can take your body a full week to recover. Now imagine how Nick’s body feels, all that he has gone through and how long it will take him to recover. This will take time, a long time”

The fitness instructor continued, explaining his new infections:

“He interacts with his eyes, answering questions by looking up for yes and down for no. When he is alert he can also move his jaw. He cannot move his body yet. He has had some minor blood infections that are causing little blood pressure issues although those are under control. His vent settings are getting better and his numbers are trending in a better direction. He is relatively stable.”

We’re continuing to send love to Nick and Amanda in the hopes of a fast recovery!!

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