A Disney on Ice skater who was hospitalized after a serious fall during a performance in Minnesota is thanking fans for their support following the life-threatening accident.
On Wednesday, Anastasia Olson, 31, posted a series of photos from her performance as Princess Belle in Disney on Ice Beauty and the Beast as he reflects on the “terrible” injury.
“I have been overwhelmed by everyone’s emotions and love over the past week,” she wrote. “I felt every prayer and it helped me get through this terrible time. I can’t help but feel so blessed. My heart sends you all so much love, and if I’ve learned anything, it’s to never take life for granted 💛”
Olson was injured on Feb. 10 during an 11 a.m. performance at the Target Center in Minneapolis and was rushed to the hospital.
“The skater who played Belle was injured while performing a lift during the pair skating portion and fell. She was taken to a local hospital for treatment,” a spokesperson for Feld Entertainment, the parent company of Disney on Ice, told PEOPLE in a previous statement.
In the comments section of Olson’s post, several parents left messages saying their children were at the show when the accident happened and were wondering how she was doing. Olson retweeted the comment to several, telling them to let the kids know that “Belle is fine and on the mend 🥺❤️”
Disney the ice skater who was hospitalized after falling during the show is now in stable condition
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Anastasia Olson.
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A few days earlier, Olson returned to social media with a quote from author Alex Ella about healing on her Instagram Story.
“A gentle reminder: in your sense of darkness, remember that your inner light cannot be dimmed,” she wrote. “No matter what you go through, you will come back to yourself. Believe and believe that you are healing. Always — Alex Elle.”
Although she hasn’t released an update on her health, Olson also liked the many comments left under her latest photo wishing her a speedy recovery.
Last week, officials at the Hennepin County Medical Center told PEOPLE that Olson was classified in “satisfactory condition.” That means he has an “excellent or good prognosis,” according to the hospital’s website. Patients listed as “satisfactory” are also conscious and have stable vital signs.
Just days before, the hospital told PEOPLE that the skater was initially in “serious condition.”
No further information on Olson’s condition has been released.
“Disney on ice appreciates the well wishes from our fans as our team member recovers.” Feld’s statement received.
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