Though remaining in a coma following a battle with COVID-19, the award-winning Broadway actor is said to be doing well with his wife seeing great sign in his recovery.
- May 5, 2020
AceShowbiz - Comatose Nick Cordero is continuing to make progress after the award-winning Broadway actor had a tracheostomy tube fitted to help him breathe, his wife Amanda Kloots has shared.
The star remains in a coma following a battle with COVID-19, which resulted in him having one of his legs amputated and a temporary pacemaker fitted due to an irregular heartbeat.
Amanda has been updating fans on his progress on Instagram, and taking to her Stories on Sunday, May 03, she said the "Rock of Ages" actor is continuing to make progress as he fights complications from coronavirus.
"Good morning, everybody. I just wanted to give you a quick little Nick update," she said. "He is doing OK. His settings are down, which is good. That's a really great sign that his breathing is going well."
She continued, "Yesterday was just basically a day of getting adjusted to the trach and seeing how he's doing with it and kind of levelling out these settings."
"He's doing well, so I'm just hoping for another day of rest and recovery for Nick. I think the more days he has of this might help his brain to wake up."
Friday marked 30 days since Nick was admitted to the intensive care unit at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, California. He was first hospitalized for pneumonia and then tested positive for the coronavirus.
