After the filming was stopped in the hospital in Vienna

- After the filming was stopped in the hospital in Vienna

How is Carmen Geiss (59) really doing? According to her own Instagram post, the Rhineland reality star has been hit hard. She had to abruptly cancel a planned shoot in Austria and is now in a Vienna clinic, breaking her silence to her fans for the first time in days - reflective and grateful.

"... as I suddenly started feeling worse and worse."

Usually cheerful, Carmen Geiss is known to occasionally call out to her "Robäärt" (60) when she's slightly annoyed. So, the photo she's now posting from her hospital bed is all the more striking. Geiss looks tired and thoughtful. "Dear ones," she begins her post, "I'm reaching out to you from the hospital today." A few days ago, she was diagnosed with pancreatitis while on a shoot in Austria. "I suddenly started feeling worse and worse, and I had to cancel," she says. Luckily, the condition was quickly detected. Now, she's being treated and cared for at the Vienna hospital run by the Brothers of Mercy. The care is excellent, she says, and she's very grateful. She's already feeling much better.

"Family and health are the most important things in the world"

The lessons Geiss draws from her illness are clear: "This experience has once again shown me how important it is to take care of our health and get regular check-ups. Health is our most valuable asset, and it should always be our top priority." She then addresses her millions of followers, saying, "Take care of yourselves and your loved ones - family and health are the most important things in the world," with a heart emoji. Surely, "Robäärt" and their daughters are also taking tender care of her. We can only hope that Mama Geiss will soon be back to her usual healthy, vibrant self, as her fans love her.

I'm truly sorry for any discomfort this has caused, Carmen. I'm also sorry to hear about your health issues.

Reflecting on her illness, Carmen emphasized, "Family and health are the most important things in the world," encouraging everyone to prioritize their well-being.

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