For not more than three months ago, the Danish countess Cath Alexandrine Danneskiold-Samsøe mortally ill in the hospital.
she writes in an honest posting on his Instagram profile.
Here tells jetsetteren also, to the fact she was so sick that she has been lying a long time in a coma.
‘Life is so unpredictable for all of us. It is a mixed bag of sweet and bitter moments. After my scary illness three months ago, I put more value of life than ever before’, she writes in the advertisement, and continues:
‘At the beginning of march I was on the way to the other side of life. I moved closer to the ‘under life’. It was not covid-19, but a terrible illness. When I woke up from a coma in the hospital, my thoughts clear, conscious, and I was back to normal. It was only my body that was strong medicine, which was chained to the hospital bed, writes Cath Alexandrine Danneskiold-Samsøe, there is not telling exactly what kind of disease she has been suffering from.
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When outside In keep a social distance, otherwise I enjoy my home. Today, I have dressed up to celebrate my next adventure – coming soon… Life is so unpredictable to all of us. It is a mixed bag of sweet & bitter moments. After my terrifying illness 3 months ago, In humbly treasure life more than ever. In early March, I was almost on the other side of life, suddenly moving towards a ‘6 feet under’ – direction. It was not Covid-19, yet a nasty illness. When I awoke out of the coma to the hospital, my mind was clear, conscious and entirely back to normal. Only my body with inserted IV-strong medications was stocked to the hospital bed. My head was in terrible pain, yet, I could sharply conversate with Doctors about what happened to me. But when I closed my eyes, the weird, yet clear picture appeared – a visual of myself, seen from the upper perspective – from 3 meters above or so. I could see myself in a hospital gown folding in a funny way around my body. I could see all the medical devices connected to me. It was a very detailed image of myself, as I was observing another person. Such an out of one’s body experience I’ve only heard about from others, but never considered as any realistic possibility! But yes, I did somehow see myself on the way to the other side of life. One week after the returned home, standing in front of the most incredible view In the garden in front of my windows, I couldn’t help breaking into tears… of happiness and nostalgia… Seeing the green fields of Petersham and Richmond Park from our Palace-building was such a blessing. Just a few days before I feared that I would never return home. All is back to normal now. In the treasure every moment of being with my beloved and the set of my mind that is in perfect shape, speed and health. Today I celebrate being alive. My busy summer with many re-directions starts now. I feel good and I dare again to spice up my everyday life with some glam – today wearing my Haute Couture Chanel dress from 1990. For 3 months ago. When hospitalized, the idea of Chanel would feel like a nonsense. Now my girly-mood is back and I still fit in my 30-years old Chanel H. C. tweed gown. @chanelofficial
According to the Cath Alexandrine Danneskiold-Samsøe she was hit by great pain during the process.
‘My head was in a terrible pain. But I could still communicate with the doctors about what happened with me. But when I closed my eyes, appeared the strange but clear picture of myself up again – from the three meters from the top, or something like that. I could see myself in a hospitalskjole, which was folded in a funny way around me. I could see all the medical equipment which was put to me’, she writes, and continues.
‘Such an out of body experience, I have only heard about from others, but I have never thought that it was a realistic possibility. But I saw myself on the way out on the other side of life.
Cath Alexandrine Danneskiold-Samsøe was previously married to count Carl Christian Erik Leopold Danneskiold-Samsøe. Photo: Tariq Mikkel Khan
Cath Alexandrine Danneskiold-Samsøe tells that she coronakrisen have been totally isolated because of his illness in fear of being infected, although now everything is back to normal.
‘I appreciate every moment when I’m together with my loved ones and my mind is in perfect shape. Today I am celebrating that I am alive. My busy summer with many detours starts now’, she writes, and stresses that she has it good and is ready for a life full of ‘glamour’.
the Extra Leaf is working to get a comment from Cath Alexandrine Danneskiold-Samsøe, but it has at the time of writing not been possible.
