The 75-year-old actress is recovering after she collapsed last week at the Maine theater where she is starring in 'Nice Work If You Can Get It.'
Valerie Harper, who was rushed to the hospital when she collapsed at a playhouse in Maine, is denying she was ever in a coma.
"As always, thank you for your amazing support," the beloved actress posted on her Facebook page. "I am happy to report I am not, nor have I been in a coma."
The 75-year-old, who has battled cancer, was starring in the musical, Nice Work If You Can Get It, at the Ogunquit Playhouse in Maine when she collapsed backstage on July 29.
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She blames her collapse on a complication with medication.
She continued in the Facebook post: "As anyone who has taken strong medication knows, it doesn’t always agree with you, even with me as this experience proves.
"I am confronting these hurdles with my usual enthusiasm and love of life."
She added that the experience wasn't all bad, thanks to "two handsome young men."
"But I must confess that the highlight of this ordeal came when I was escorted by two handsome young men and a pilot, in a medivac helicopter, as the full moon lit the sky," she wrote. "Talk about movie magic!!!"
The actress, best known for her role as Rhoda on The Mary Tyler Moore Show, was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer in 2013, and was given only three to six months to live.
Incredibly, she said her cancer has not spread since last year and doctors have been happy with her scans.
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