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Dina Manzo tried to help Alyssa Milano find some humor as she continues to recover from COVID-19. Earlier this week, Milano shared on Instagram that some of the symptoms she still felt included “occasional heart palpitations,” but said the worst part was that she was still forgetting her words. “But it’s not nearly as bad …
Dina Manzo tried to help Alyssa Milano find some humor as she continues to recover from COVID-19.
Earlier this week, Milano shared on Instagram that some of the symptoms she still felt included “occasional heart palpitations,” but said the worst part was that she was still forgetting her words.
“But it’s not nearly as bad as it was a few weeks ago,” Milano, 47, wrote.
In response to Page Six’s tweet that linked to the story, the former “Real Housewives of New Jersey” star quipped, “Girl welcome to your late 40’s…it’s like playing mad libs speaking to me.”
The former “Charmed” actress announced she tested positive for coronavirus antibodies in April but said she never tested positive for COVID-19 when she felt like she “was dying” because of “flawed” testing.
On Wednesday, she assured her fans that she was feeling “better.”
