Camila Sodi, Diego Luna's ex-partner, suffers a serious SKIING ACCIDENT and says how she is feeling

The Mexican actress Camila Sodiex-partner of actor Diego Luna, both parents of two children, suffered a skiing accident and it has already been treated with specialists.

In several news portals it is shared that Camila Sodi suffered a serious skiing accident which left her with a concussion and on her social networks she herself tells how it all happened.

Camila Sodi mentions that she was skiing in Aspen, USA, when she had an accident: “Not to brag, but I ski well and even so, this is a high-risk sport and I fell hard.”

After going to the doctor, Camila Sodi is checked and diagnosed: “I'm fine, it was just a muscle strain in my neck and a concussion. Thank you for showing me her love,” she adds on Instagram,

Camila Sodi is originally from Mexico City, She is the niece of the singer Thalía and began her career as an actress in 2004 in the soap opera 'Inocente de ti', alongside Valentino Lanús, and has remained current in other melodramas and series such as 'A que no me dejas', 'Señora Pólvora ', 'Rubí' and 'False Identity'; She also in films like 'El búfalo de la noche', 'Compadres' and 'Amor de mis amores'.

About concussion

According to the MSD manual (used by the medical community), a concussion is an alteration in intellectual functionality or level of consciousness.

Furthermore, a concussion It usually occurs after a head injury and some of the symptoms are temporary confusion, memory loss, dizziness, headache, ringing in the ears, and double vision.

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