Local MasterChef contestant out after back injury
Fans watching for Mundare-raised April Lee Baker on last week’s episode of Masterchef Canada were surprised and disappointed when she didn’t appear with the initial line up.
And then it was announced, April Lee had suffered an injury and had to withdraw from the competition.
During filming for one of the episodes, she was flipping a Japanese pancake when something snapped in her back.
“I got home and went to sleep but then woke up in excruciating pain,” she said. “I had numbness down my arms to my hands and I couldn’t get up.”
She added that the show’s producers, when contacted, sent her to the hospital where it was discovered she had a couple of bulging discs in her back along with some torn muscles.
“It was extremely painful and debilitating. Mentally I was in a bad place and trying to will my body to just get over it. I wasn’t able to bend and my general range of motion was very limited,” she added on a Facebook post.
“I received great care at the hospital and was able to see a chiropractor before my very difficult flight home.”
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Baker did add she was excited to have been able to take part in the competition even though she had to leave early.
“I would go back in a heartbeat. There’s something magical that happens in that kitchen. You grow as a person and as a chef.”
She added she wanted to reach out and thank all the supporters who cheered her on during the competition.
“Thank you to everyone who helped me when I needed it and who are there for me now. Your kind words and well wishes definitely help.”
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John Mather,
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