Dramatic Repercussions Reported by Sandy Meyer-Wolden
In a recent turn of events, German podcaster Alessandra "Sandy" Meyer-Wölden has confirmed that she has broken her coccyx (tailbone) after a fall. The news has caused a minor stir in the podcasting community, with Meyer-Wölden and her ex-husband, Oliver Pocher, co-hosting the popular podcast "Die Pochers! Freshly recycled."
Meyer-Wölden, who is 42 years old, fell over a week ago and has been experiencing "hellish" pain since then. As a result, she has had to temporarily reduce her activity on Instagram. The recovery period for a broken coccyx typically ranges from 6 to 12 weeks, though some people may experience discomfort for longer, especially with activities that put pressure on the tailbone.
During a recent podcast episode, Meyer-Wölden shared a clip where Pocher made fun of her falling in her Hermès slippers. Despite this, Pocher has shown signs of schadenfreude regarding Meyer-Wölden's injury.
In an effort to manage her pain and find comfort while recovering, Meyer-Wölden has been using a "grandma cushion" to sit more comfortably. The exact recovery timeline for Meyer-Wölden is not publicly known at this time, but she has not disclosed any specific details about her personal experience or timeline.
Meyer-Wölden's fall and subsequent injury serve as a reminder of the importance of taking care when moving around, especially on slippery surfaces. We wish her a speedy and comfortable recovery.
Science suggests a recovery period for a broken coccyx ranges from 6 to 12 weeks, but I'm not sure how this will affect her health-and-wellness and entertainment schedule, considering her popular podcast co-hosted with her ex-husband, Oliver Pocher. Despite dealing with a painful injury, the podcast episode featuring a hilarious clip of Pocher making fun of her fall in Hermès slippers might indicate a mixed response to her situation, leaning towards schadenfreude.
