Veteran actress Isabel Granada suffered severe head bleeding and multiple episodes of cardiac arrest. In a previous report, she was in Doha, Qatar when the terrible incident happened. She was supposed to be in the country as a celebrity speaker for the Philippine Trade Tourism Conference.
Based on a status released from Lalaine Bianca Lapus’ Facebook account, the actress “suddenly collapsed.” An excerpt from Bianca’s status reads:
“She was rushed at [sic] Heart Hospital and status was post cardiac arrest. But according to the nurse I chatted with in Qatar, she was transferred to Hamad Hospital and its confirmed she has internal bleeding and aneurysm.”
According to ABS-CBN News, Isabel collapsed in the middle of a fan meet-and-greet held in an architecture and design office. The source cited that the actress experienced these due to an aneurysm. She is slated to undergo an operation as soon as possible.
But how is she in real life? How is Isabel Granada as a mother to her child?
Based on Philippine Entertainment Portal’s report, when she gave birth to her son Hubert in 2003, she decided to lessen her projects on television.
From 2004 to 2006, she took a hiatus from the showbiz industry and shifted her attention towards her family. In 2011, the source interviewed her, in which she shared her willingness to become a hands-on mom. According to her:
“While I would like to believe that anyone can do what she wants to do, and be who she wants to be. At some point, you need to to step back and see where you want to make your life matter. Nung time na yun, I’d like to focus on motherhood.”
In 2007, Isabel Granada shared how fond and proud she was of her son, who was just five years old that time. She said:
“Hubert is very smart and he understands that everything that I do is for his future, education, and toys. So when I come home, he tells me, ‘Mama, I miss you, what’s your pasalubong for me?’ If ever I didn’t bring any, he will say ‘it’s okay, tomorrow na lang.'”
The actress even described herself as a “full-time mama.” She continued:
“Kasi since his first day, kahit na caesarian ako, I was hands on. Ngayon, pag may work ako, may yaya siya na lahat ng bilin ko, nakasulat. But if I don’t have work, kahit nandiyan ‘yang yaya, ako pa din paligo, magpakain, patulog, to keep that mother’s touch.”
Our prayers go out to you Isabel. We hope you can overcome these health issues plaguing your body.
What do you think about Isabel Granada’s relationship to her son? Are you also close to your own mother or son? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below!
SOURCES: PEP
Based on a status released from Lalaine Bianca Lapus’ Facebook account, the actress “suddenly collapsed.” An excerpt from Bianca’s status reads:
“She was rushed at [sic] Heart Hospital and status was post cardiac arrest. But according to the nurse I chatted with in Qatar, she was transferred to Hamad Hospital and its confirmed she has internal bleeding and aneurysm.”
According to ABS-CBN News, Isabel collapsed in the middle of a fan meet-and-greet held in an architecture and design office. The source cited that the actress experienced these due to an aneurysm. She is slated to undergo an operation as soon as possible.
But how is she in real life? How is Isabel Granada as a mother to her child?
Based on Philippine Entertainment Portal’s report, when she gave birth to her son Hubert in 2003, she decided to lessen her projects on television.
From 2004 to 2006, she took a hiatus from the showbiz industry and shifted her attention towards her family. In 2011, the source interviewed her, in which she shared her willingness to become a hands-on mom. According to her:
“While I would like to believe that anyone can do what she wants to do, and be who she wants to be. At some point, you need to to step back and see where you want to make your life matter. Nung time na yun, I’d like to focus on motherhood.”
In 2007, Isabel Granada shared how fond and proud she was of her son, who was just five years old that time. She said:
“Hubert is very smart and he understands that everything that I do is for his future, education, and toys. So when I come home, he tells me, ‘Mama, I miss you, what’s your pasalubong for me?’ If ever I didn’t bring any, he will say ‘it’s okay, tomorrow na lang.'”
The actress even described herself as a “full-time mama.” She continued:
“Kasi since his first day, kahit na caesarian ako, I was hands on. Ngayon, pag may work ako, may yaya siya na lahat ng bilin ko, nakasulat. But if I don’t have work, kahit nandiyan ‘yang yaya, ako pa din paligo, magpakain, patulog, to keep that mother’s touch.”
Our prayers go out to you Isabel. We hope you can overcome these health issues plaguing your body.
What do you think about Isabel Granada’s relationship to her son? Are you also close to your own mother or son? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below!
SOURCES: PEP
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