Rebecca Adlington Tragically Reveals she Suffered a Miscarriage
Rebecca Adlington revealed this week that she suffered a miscarriage after becoming pregnant 12 weeks ago with her third child.
The Olympic athlete posted a photo from the hospital on Instagram on Saturday. She opened up about her pregnancy and miscarriage and revealed that she was recovering after an infection in her kidney, sepsis and fever.
The singer admitted that she is still adjusting to the news, the 33-year-old wrote 'I know we'll get through it'.
Rebecca is already a mother to two children. She shares her 18-month-old son Albie with husband Andy Parsons and seven-year-old daughter Summer with professional swimmer Harry Needs, who she divorced in 2016.
Horrible: Rebecca Adlington, 33 is a heartbreakingly honest woman who has revealed she suffered an unplanned miscarriage and sepsis 12 weeks into her third pregnancy. she posts a picture from the hospital
In a statement, she explained that she went to hospital on Tuesday for her 12-week-scan she recalled having emergency surgery after discovering she had miscarried the baby.
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The patient was discharged from the hospital on Thursday and was then taken back to her home.
She wrote: 'On Tuesday me and Andy went to hospital for our 12 week scan, only to find out that we'd had an unplanned miscarriage that required emergency surgery.'
"I was able to leave the hospital on Thursday, but was readmitted on Friday. After a day of treating sepsis, kidney infections and a fever, I'm now slowly on the mend. It's a long way to go, but I'm in the right place.
Mother of two: Rebecca is already a mother to Albie her 18-month old son, who is with Andy Parsons and Summer her seven-year-old daughter, with Harry Needs, a professional swimmer (pictured with Summer and Andy).
Processing: In announcing that she's still trying to come to terms with the news The athlete wrote 'I know we'll get through it' as she took to the caption.
"I cannot thank hospitals and staff enough for being so supportive. It was a difficult time, but it is important to remember that we are not alone during these difficult times and that we have so much support.
Rebecca turned her attention to her husband and referred to him as "my rock" to express her gratitude for his help during the difficult process.
She continued: '@andrewparsons5 , you have been my rock this week. The same with my friends and family. While we've not been in a position to process everything, I know that with their help, we will.
Support: Ellie Simmonds, a fellow swimmer, and Catherine Tyldesley, Coronation Street actress were among the friends who commented on Becky's Instagram photo
Loss: Rebecca and Andrew were guests at a wedding of a friend. The star posted pictures from the happy day on Sunday on her Instagram account.
Happy: Rebecca wrote below a photo of Andy and said: "Such a magical and happy day filled with laughter happiness and love."
"Once I'm out of hospital I'm extremely grateful I get to go home and give my two little ones the best hugs!' The swimmer said.
Rebecca was in the photograph sitting on a hospital bed , drinking a cup o' tea, and was connected to equipment in the hospital. Rebecca said that she was not allowed to leave.
Friends came flooding to the comments section to show their support and to laud the sportswoman for being open and honest.
Although the swimmer hasn't yet made public the news there were rumors that the swimmer was pregnant in July.
Andy and Rebecca were married in August in their wedding in August, with a Cheshire ceremony just five months after welcoming their son.
Surgery: The athlete revealed on Instagram that she was in the hospital on Tuesday for her 12-week scan. She also recalled having to undergo emergency surgery after she discovered she miscarried her child. Rebecca was pictured during her previous pregnancy.
Sweet Baby Albie back to her home in the month of March 2021. She posted a picture of her newborn baby and her daughter
The pair met on dating app Bumble in 2018, with the swimmer gushing about their wedding 'It worked out perfectly for us. We couldn't have been happier'.
The couple began dating about two years after the swimmer separated from her former husband Harry, and she previously admitted to being worried about dating a new man.
"Any kind of date is a big thing when you're not used to it, and I'd never done online dating before,' she said. Hello! in 2020.
I was wary, not just because of my personality but also because I have a daughter, too and I was careful to check accounts for authenticity and link to genuine social media accounts.'
She adds: 'I had only been using the app for about a month, and Andy was the first person I had a date with and I'm sure I hit the jackpot.
The couple quickly became lovers and facilities manager Andy 30, 30, moved from Liverpool to live with Becky in Manchester in 2019.
The newlyweds were married for five months, Rebecca tied the knot with husband Andy, who she met on dating app Bumble and wed in a Cheshire ceremony.
Rebecca, who won two gold medals at the 2008 Olympics and two bronze medals at London 2012. 2012, was previously married with Harry Summer's father. The couple split in 2016.
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In the wake of Rebecca's gold medals at the 2008 Summer Olympics She became the first British Olympic swimming champion since 1988.
In addition, the sports star was the first British swimmer to take home two Olympic gold medals , since 1908.
She retired from competitive swimming in 2013 at 23 years old.
Rebecca has made a variety of media appearances since then however she is most famous for her work for the BBC as an expert on swimming at both the Olympic Games and World Aquatics Championships.
She was on television screens earlier in the month, giving commentary for BBC coverage of the Commonwealth Games as well as the European Athletics Championships.