Evangeline Lilly: Seriously injured after falling on the beach

The pictures make you shudder: Evangeline Lilly shows on her bloody and swollen facial injuries. The 45-year-old actress, known from the successful series “Lost” and the “Ant-Man” films, had passed and fell on the beach.

“I passed out on the beach and fell on a rock with my face”, which she released on Friday. The drastic photos show clear injuries to their lip and in the face area.

What followed was a hospital stay in which the medical staff was more concerned about the cause of their lack of consciousness than the obvious injuries. “In the hospital, the nurses and the doctor immediately went into action, more determined to find the cause of my impotence than sewing the hole that the rock had hit my face,” reports Lilly. Your dazzled answer to the doctors: “You will not find anything.”

The actress reveals that she has been suffering from mysterious fainting attacks since childhood. “I have had ‘absence’ and fainting attacks since childhood,” she explains. As a child, she was examined for epilepsy, and later preserved doctors – but medical tests in adulthood could not confirm this diagnosis.

Lilly has found an unusual explanation for her seizures for herself. She believes that this occurs when her soul reaches its load limit. “I came to the conclusion that this ‘switching off’ is a result that my little soul reaches her boundary of what she can finish in this life, and she ‘leaves the building’, writes the actress thoughtfully.

This spiritual interpretation may sound unusual, but for Lilly it makes sense: “If she had enough, if the pain becomes too great, the stress overwhelmes, my soul leaves my body and returns to the pure spirit.” After such episodes, she often feels “love, light and peace” when she gets awareness.

The accident occurred at a time of upheaval in Lilly’s life. The Canadian actress had already announced last year to withdraw from Hollywood. “I am so full of joy and satisfaction while I live my vision”. “Averted from what appears to be the obvious choice (wealth and fame) can sometimes be scary, but to step into his dharma replaces fear.”

Despite the serious injuries, Lilly is grateful for the “reset” that the impotence has given her. “It may look crazy when you look at my face and broken tooth, but I am so grateful that I passed out. I needed this restart,” she writes with remarkable serenity.

The actress, who became famous for her role as Kate Austen in “Lost” and later as Hope van Dyne/Wasp in the Marvel universe, leaves open whether she will ever return to Hollywood. Your current experiences seem to encourage your decision that there are more important things in life than fame and success.