Serena Deeb issues public statement regarding her lengthy absence from AEW television

I’ve had a series of three unprovoked seizures. You this has been a really traumatic time period for me. It’s affected my career, and it’s affected my life in a lot of ways. It’s been really scary for me. I’ve seen a lot of different doctors. I’ve had every test imaginable, and for the longest time, nobody could tell me why this happened. Being out of the ring has been really challenging for me. I love professional wrestling with everything in me, and I miss performing. I miss wrestling. I kept I’ve kept this very private, and then I started learning more about seizures and how much more common it is than I ever realized how many people experience seizures, and I just have so much empathy. I know how scary it is, and I just want to send the message that you’re not alone, and there is always light at the end of the tunnel.

I do have some news, and it’s really good news. It’s great news. I saw my neurologist recently, and he told me that I’ve recovered, I’m healthy, and I am officially cleared to wrestle. That means I am ready to return.”