Stephanie Davis is 'getting there' as she shares hospital update amid Covid battle

Stephanie Davis has been left in awe of her boyfriend Oliver Tasker after he showed up outside her hospital window to cheer her up amid her Covid-19 recovery.The 28 year old was rushed to hospital on 2 July after testing positive for the deadly bug and has been struggling to breathe since then, regularly returning to social media with an oxygen mask. After a week in quarantine to fight the coronavirus, the former Hollyoaks star couldn't help but message her other half to explain how awful she felt.

Former Hollyoaks star Stephanie Davis is still in hospital amid her Covid-19 battle.

STEPHANIE Davis has said that she is in the "worst pain ever" while battling coronavirus in hospital. The 28-year-old star was rushed to hospital after testing positive for the potentially life-threatening virus, which she has not yet been vaccinated against.

Stephanie Davis is "getting there" after experiencing the "worst pain" she has ever been in. The former 'Hollyoaks' actress was rushed to hospital last week and put on oxygen, and she tested positive for COVID-19, but the 28-year-old star appears to be on the mend.

Stephanie Davis says she is in the "worst pain ever" as she continues to battle Covid-19 in hospital.

Hollyoaks actress Stephanie Davis has provided her fans with another health update and said she's "getting there" after her dash to hospital last week Thursday. The actress tested positive for coronavirus and has been struggling to breath while in severe pain.But judging from her most recent update, it appears things may finally be getting better for Stephanie.On Wednesday evening, the star uploaded an image of herself laying down on her hospital bed.Appearing fairly drowsy in the pic, she captioned the post: "After the worst pain I've ever been, I'm getting there now.

Stephanie Davis has revealed she is "getting there" in a health update after being rushed into hospital with Covid on Thursday.

STEPHANIE Davis has been left barely able to speak after a Covid nightmare that put her in hospital. The former Hollyoaks star, 28, who had not been vaccinated, spoke in a weak rasping voice in a short Instagram video saying: "I'm in pain." She explained that the ordeal had been "absolutely horrific" adding: "Wear your masks, wash your hands." Recording a 3.30am message to her Instagram followers, she thanked people for their kind messages.

Hollyoaks star Stephanie Davis has given her fans an update on her current health condition, after she was rushed to hospital in pain. The Channel 4 star, who took a break from the popular soap in 2019, has also tested positive for coronavirus.

Former Hollyoaks actress Stephanie Davis has told fans she's in "absolutely horrific" pain as she continues to battle Covid-19 in hospital.

STEPHANIE Davis revealed she is suffering from severe chest pain and is on morphine after being hospitalised with coronavirus. The actress's voice was a whisper as she filmed herself from her hospital bed and posted it on Instagram.

Stephanie Davis has revealed her oxygen levels "aren't great" as she spoke from her hospital bed on Saturday 3 July.The former Hollyoaks actress, 28, spoke in a video on her Instagram story after she was hospitalised with coronavirus earlier this week. Stephanie, who recently put on a loved up display with her new man Oliver, revealed she had been given morphine to try and treat the pain.

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Hollyoaks star Stephanie Davis is still in a bad way after she was rushed to hospital with Covid-19.The 28-year-old brunette bombshell, who portrayed Sinead O'Connor in the popular Channel 4 soap, has revealed that she is still in a lot of pain after being admitted into hospital on Thursday night.Her update comes days after she was rushed to the hospital with Covid-19 symptoms after testing positive for the virus.The Celebrity Big Brother star, who had also attended a wedding just days ago, was struggling to speak as she shared a update from her hospital bed on Saturday.Speaking to her 980,000 Instagram followers, she thanked fans for their messages as she provided an honest update on her current condition.The star, who was a runner-up on

Stephanie Davis has been rushed to hospital with COVID-19 as she is experiencing ‘severe chest pain’ along with ‘low oxygen levels’. She also added that she has ‘painful skin’ too.

Stephanie Davis has revealed that she is still in a lot of pain days after she was rushed to the hospital after testing positive for Covid-19.

STEPHANIE Davis was at a friend's wedding just two days before she was rushed to hospital with Covid. The former Hollyoaks star, 28, who played Sinead O'Connor in the Channel 4 soap until her departure in 2019, was hospitalised on Thursday night and placed on oxygen after she tested positive for Covid.

Stephanie Davis was at a friend’s wedding just 48 hours before being hospitalised with Covid.

Former Hollyoaks star Stephanie Davis hadn't had a Covid-19 vaccine before she was taken to hospital with the virus.

Hollyoaks star Stephanie Davis took to Instagram to share the news of her recent rush to the hospital.After she was taken to hospital via ambulance and put on oxygen, the star posted from her hospital bed, describing how she was in “so much pain” after testing positive for Covid.Stephanie is best known for playing the character of Sinead O’Connor in Hollyoaks until 2019.In her pyjamas and a dressing gown, the star tried to detail her symptoms as she found it hard to talk through an oxygen mask.She said: "Last night I had a bit of a headache before bed and my sinuses - and I woke up so ill and had to call an ambulance basically."She said that she had tested positive for covid and went on to explain: "I feel really ill, like I've been run

FORMER Hollyoaks star Stephanie Davis has been rushed to hospital in an ambulance and placed on oxygen before 'testing positive for Covid'. The actress took to her Instagram stories to document the scary ordeal, where she told fans she was in "so much pain" as she lay in a hospital bed.