WWE legend Mick Foley’s daughter Noelle has provided a positive update from her hospital bed after undergoing a stem cell procedure.
The beautiful 29-year-old attempted to follow in her father’s footsteps by stepping into the ring herself.
WWE legend Mick Foley’s daughter has undergone a stem cell procedure
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But while training to become a pro wrestler she suffered a bad concussion and she was forced to endure post concussion syndrome.
Noelle recently tweeted that she was considering heading out of the United States in order to undergo stem cell treatment.
She tweeted: “Almost fully decided that I’m going to travel out of the country to receive stem cell therapy.
“It’s going to cost an arm & a leg (and a butt) but I’m desperate for my health to get better so I’m willing to try anything at this point.”
Now she has revealed that she has undergone the procedure and hopefully on the road to recovery.
Noelle, sharing a photo of her laid in hospital with her thumb up, wrote alongside a fingers-crossed emoji: “Stem cell procedure went well! Now just gotta heal and let these stem cells do their thang.”
Dad Mick Foley, 57, is one of the most-loved wrestlers ever and is a huge hit with both fans and fellow performers alike.
After first catching the eye in World Championship Wrestling and ECW, the star joined Vince McMahon’s WWE in 1996.
He went on to play a huge part in the historic Attitude Era as he performed under his three alter-egos of Mankind, Dude Love and Cactus Jack.
Known as the Hardcore Legend, Foley famously had part of his ear ripped off in a match with Vader.
And he was also thrown off the top of the Hell in a Cell by the Undertaker.
The former tag partner of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson also competed at WrestleMania on six occasions throughout his various stints in WWE.
Since retiring, he has returned for various cameos and stints as both a commentator and commissioner, but now he earns a fortune recording Cameo video messages for paying fans.