Lolit Solis, nananabik nang makauwi mula sa FEU Hospital

- Lolit Solis is feeling homesick despite the excellent care she’s receiving at FEU Hospital, saying she feels “suffocated” and misses her home deeply

- She praised the hospital staff, calling their service “top of the line,” but admitted the frequent monitoring makes her worry about her condition

- Lolit believes she’ll recover better at home, expressing that she will be “happier and stronger” once she’s no longer confined to the hospital

- She longs for her daily comforts, especially her dogs, her old bed, and the usual “gulo” at home, ending her post with her trademark humor and warmth

Veteran showbiz columnist Lolit Solis shared an emotional update on Instagram, expressing her deep longing to leave the hospital and return home.

Despite her gratitude for the excellent medical care she's receiving at FEU Hospital, Lolit admits she's struggling with homesickness and a sense of confinement.

“Salve sana makauwi na ako... suffocated na ako at hindi ko na enjoy ang hospital air,” she wrote, revealing her yearning for the comforts of home, including her bed, her pets, and the familiar chaos of her house.

While she acknowledges the hospital's top-tier service—“I swear na talagang top of the line ang service ng FEU Hospital sa mga pasyente”—she remains eager to be discharged.

Lolit also shared that she finds it overwhelming to be monitored constantly.

“Feeling ko tuloy napaka seryoso ng lagay ko kasi nga check ng check sa lagay ko.”

This constant attention has only heightened her desire to recover outside the hospital's walls, where she believes she will feel "happier and stronger."

Known for her candid takes and endearing humor, Lolit still managed to inject lightness into her post, ending it with, “Huh huh miss na miss ko na mga dogs ko, my old bed, the ‘gulo’ ng bahay. Bongga.”

Her followers have flooded the comments with well-wishes and prayers, all hoping that the beloved showbiz figure gets cleared to go home soon. Lolit’s resilience and openness continue to endear her to many.

News, photos, or videos that arouse the interest of netizens would often go viral on social media, due to the attention netizens give them. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, this could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh