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Ex-celebrity escort’s scary health warning after emergency surgery: ‘Never ignore any symptoms’
By News.com.au,
1 day ago
A former celebrity escort who thought she was healthier than ever after a major lifestyle change has revealed she was unknowingly suffering deadly conditions.
Amanda Goff, who used to go by the pseudonym Samantha X, has shared she was last week diagnosed with two life-threatening heart issues.
The 50-year-old was due to board a flight to Canada this week but has instead found herself in the cardiac ward of Sydney’s St. Vincent’s Hospital.
“It’s all happened very fast – diagnosed Friday, in surgery Monday,” she wrote on Instagram.
“NEVER ignore any symptoms. Mine were feeling faint & almost blacking out after exercise.”
Amanda Goff, a former celebrity escort known as Samantha X, ended up in the hospital due to two life-threatening heart conditions. Instagram / amandagoffofficial
The sex and relationships columnist said she has non-sustained ventricular tachycardia (NSVT) and sustained ventricular tachycardia SVT.
Both conditions affect the heart and can cause rapid rhythms, cardiac arrest or death.
“I am blessed I found this out before not after,” Goff wrote on Monday.
Goff went to the hospital after experiencing symptoms like feeling faint and almost passing out after exercising. Instagram / amandagoffofficial
Goff has chronicled her decision to leave the escort industry and turn away from alcohol and drugs in recent years.
She now works as a pilates instructor, podcaster and advocate for mental health issues.
Goff urged followers to not ignore any symptoms they may be feeling. Instagram / amandagoffofficial
The health scare came just weeks after Goff took to her social media to speak about her health transformation after leaving the party lifestyle behind.
“50 is the new 30 … but I was really unfit and boozed up at 30. 50 is 50. Fitter and happier but it takes WORK: emotional, physical, mental and spiritual hard work,” she wrote.
“I am lucky enough to have a team to help me, therapists, trainers, a very tight small close knit group of girlfriends and my family. Exercise for MENTAL HEALTH not a good body, and the rest will follow.”
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