“I’ll never be able to have plastic surgery” – Pro wrestler Paige Collett opens up about horrific accident that put her in a wheelchair

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The star wrote that the disease is still active, and she will never be able to undergo plastic surgery due to health issues.

“My disease is still active, but I’m still fighting. My body is different, after all of these battles! I now have scars to prove my story… I live in a very cosmetic based business…I’ll never be able to have plastic surgery due to my health conditions…,” she wrote

However, she didn’t give up and learned to walk again on her own, without any rehab. Meanwhile, she is still battling her illness, and people often ask her about her source of motivation, but she had no choice but to fight or die.

“The truth?? I really I had no choice!! I was going to die or fight! I fell in love with professional wrestling. I wasn’t going to let MY sport kill me! I refused to die in that chair. If wrestling was going to take me out! It will be in that ring! With the help of God…I’m walking, smiling and soon wrestling a full match! This is wrestling with CRPS.”

Paige Collett reveals why she chose to talk about her illness

The indie pro-wrestler, speaking in an interview, revealed why she broke her silence and talked about her diseases with the fans. According to her, she chose to talk about her CRPS so she could inspire other people with similar deadly diseases.

“I tell people with sickness be human. You have desires, you have needs, you are allowed to be human,” she said.

Paige has risen to popularity in the indie wrestling scene; that said, it will be interesting to see where she heads next in her pro-wrestling career.