Luego de que un emotivo mensaje de la mamá de Eiza González  preocupara a sus fanaticos,  la actriz se sinceró sobre lo que le pasó. "Mi princess doll, que esas alas vuelen alto, que te remonten a otros cielos, que tu espíritu libre y creativo te sostenga", escribió Glenda Reyna en una selfie junto a su famosa hija. "Que tus ojos miren otras tierras que con ellas vienen nuevos aprendizajes y cuando aterrizajes".

Finalmente a través de su Instagram, la actriz de Baby Driver compartió un extenso post explicando la situación.

 

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The last year of my life has been one of the hardest. I had an accident while working, I ended in the hospital with a double fractured collarbone, I was alone and far far from home. Kept it a secret for many reasons. I had SO much to lose, including HUGE LIFE changing jobs. I’d been preparing insanely physically for them and I couldn’t even feed or shower myself. In a very crucial moment I was completely immobile. I pushed myself so hard to save it all, I travelled the world back and forth, injured to not lose anything, over worked myself to keep my schedule the same, time wasn’t on my side now with recovery, I even danced without anyone knowing that I was hurt. Taking in the pain, I was panicking. I tried so hard, SO HARD but my body was out of my control and I had to accept it. I eventually lost every single thing I had been killing myself for the last year. Everything. Feeling the weakest I’ve EVER felt. Low and defeated, both physically and mentally. I felt so lost. I share this not to feel bad for me but to share how this can make you stronger. SURRENDER. I had to ACCEPT the fact that it was ALL GONE, While laying in a bed every day for months. The broken bone was a metaphor, it broke ME completely. But the biggest battle was fighting my mind. The hardest part was to not fall into depression. I’m so hard on myself. I NEVER give myself some slack. But after months of recovery. Instead of focusing on what I lost, all I want to is congratulate myself for being strong enough and giving everything I had, EVERY moment and achieving what I could. IM GOOD ENOUGH. I achieved a lot even if I can’t see it yet. We can be so hard on ourselves and we never stop and love us for giving our BEST. Our minds can be a dark place. It takes a lot to not let it drown us. I never was more aware of how blessed I am to be healthy and alive. I admire every single person who fights for their mental and physical health each day. I have so much respect. This Year, I’m starting from scratch. I’m stronger than ever. AND SO ARE YOU. NOTHING is stronger than a broken person who rebuilds themselves. You got this. You can start again. Share your story to help others. YOU AREN’T ALONE??

Una publicación compartida de  Eiza (@eizagonzalez) el
21 Ene, 2019 a las 12:29 PST

"El último año de mi vida ha sido uno de los más difíciles. Tuve un accidente mientras trabajaba y terminé en el hospital con una doble fractura de clavícula. Estaba sola y lejos de casa. Lo guardé en secreto por muchas razones. Tenía tanto qué perder, incluyendo una gran vida de trabajos cambiantes. Me había estado preparando físicamente para ellos y ni siquiera podía alimentarme o bañarme… En un momento crucial, estaba completamente inmóvil. Me esforcé tanto para salvarlo todo, viajé herida por todo el mundo para no perder nada, me esforcé por mantener mi agenda igual, el tiempo no estaba de mi lado en cuanto a la recuperación, e incluso bailé sin que nadie supiera que estaba lastimada".