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Sarah Michelle Gellar Reveals She Caught COVID-19 After Two & A Half Years & Details Her Experience

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Sarah Michelle Gellar has been pretty lucky amid the coronavirus pandemic – up until now, that is.

The 45-year-old actress revealed to fans that after almost two years, the virus finally caught up to her and is opening up about the experience she’s had with it. Click inside to read more… Taking to her Instagram Stories, Sarah revealed that having COVID has not been easy on her. “I realize I’ve been really quiet on here.

After two and a half years COVID finally got me. Thankfully I’m vaccinated and boosted,” she wrote. “But to those out there that say ‘it’s just a cold’ …maybe for some lucky people it is.

But for this (relatively) young fit person, who has struggled with asthma and lung issues her entire life, that is not my experience.” Sarah went on, saying that “even with therapeutics and all my protocols it’s been tough.

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