"I've had enough of living with a broken collarbone."
Ayesha Omar recently took to Instagram to update her followers on her health, revealing she is temporarily stepping away from the showbiz industry.
She explained that she underwent a complex reconstruction surgery for her collarbone.
In a note shared by Ayesha, her doctor explained the seriousness of her condition.
It was stated that the surgery involved major reconstruction efforts, including bone grafting.
The note advised Ayesha Omar to prioritise rest and follow a rehabilitation regimen for at least three to four months post-surgery.
In her own message alongside the post, Ayesha shared:
“This happened on the first day of Ramazan, March 12, 2024. I’ve had enough of living with a broken collarbone.
“For those who don’t know, I broke my collarbone and shoulder blade in a terrible car accident on the Hyderabad highway eight years ago. Driver’s fault.
“The bone never joined even after a year of treatments and therapy, and the gap kept becoming bigger.
“After many years of navigating through spasms, discomfort, complications and pain, I finally gathered the strength to go through with this surgery.
“I also realised that emotional and spiritual healing cannot happen without physical healing.
“How can I heal the broken parts of me without mending this break completely?
“It was a very complicated three-hour surgery because my broken bones were trapped in a lot of tissue and muscle.”
Ayesha informed her followers that she was currently in the hospital and requested no visitors.
She expressed gratitude for the support and mentioned she wouldn’t be able to respond to messages or comments, only voice notes.
Despite experiencing agonising pain, Ayesha Omar found strength in her faith. She described the surgery as excruciating.
It involved taking a bone graft from her pelvic bone and inserting it into her collarbone.
She mentioned:
“Dr Imran Shah performed the surgery, and I trust him completely.”
Ayesha acknowledged the long road to recovery ahead, emphasising her focus on healing for the next four months.
She said she won’t be travelling or working on camera during this time but plans to engage in other creative pursuits.
Friends and fans have sent their well wishes her way.
Azhfar Rehhman wrote: “Sending you prayers. Get well soon. More power to you my warrior.”
Mahira Khan said: “Ayesha! Have seen you brave it out all these years. May you be healed completely. InshAllah. So much love always.”
A fan commented: “You are a powerhouse. Sending lots of love and prayers.”
Another said: “You are so strong and fierce. May you have the speediest recovery.”
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