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Kim Woodburn 'refuses to die' as she shares health update after throat surgery

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Celebrity Big Brother star has revealed that she was being treated for a "bad disk" in her neck.Speaking on GB News, Kim said: "I had a very bad disc in the back of my neck and it was affecting my hands, so I haven't been able to use them."So, I went to the hospital on Wednesday, and the doctor cut my throat with a big gash in my neck, he took out the disc in this hole in my neck and put a titanium disc in."She went on to add: "They sent me home and I'm as fit as a fiddle, I've got about four or five weeks to rest but I've got this big cut-throat."Mind you, it's not stopped me talking!"The queen of clean has since taken to her Instagram account, sharing a video with her followers as she "refuses to die".Speaking to her 75,800 followers, she said: "The specialist had to go in, he cut a big hole in my throat here."He somehow went in with his fingers and took out the rotten disc and put a titanium disc in."I'm getting use back in my fingers because it was killing all the use in my fingers, that was the reason he did it."Kim who appeared on I'm A Celebrity...

Get Me Out Of Here! continued: "If I went to my legs, I wouldn't be able to walk."I think it's quite good you know, so thanks for all the messages but I'm not dying my lovely, I refuse to die, dear."Messages from all over the world have been coming in, thanks my loves, I don't half appreciate you, excuse me while I have a gin.

Lovely."The comment section of Kim's upload was soon flooded with messages from her adoring fans.One penned: "I love you, get well soon.""Wishing you a speedy recovery my love," gushed another.Before a third typed: "Ger well soon Kim.

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