'Saya tidur di sofa bed setiap malam, kalaulah tiba-tiba...' - Catriona Ross

PELAKON Catriona Ross mendapat pujian netizen apabila sanggup bersusah-payah menjaga kebajikan suaminya yang dimasukkan ke hospital dua minggu lalu.

Menerusi Instagramnya, Catriona, 38, menceritakan semula pengalaman menjaga suaminya sepanjang ditahan untuk pemantauan kesihatan akibat demam.

"Sudah dua minggu suami saya dibenarkan pulang dan sihat Alhamdulillah. Kembali bekerja dan menjalani rutin hariannya seperti biasa.

"Saya tidur di sofa bed setiap malam, kalaulah tiba-tiba dia memerlukan bantuan atau apa-apa dan semestinya jika sakit, kita mahukan orang teman kita kan...

"Ketika dimasukkan ke wad, memang rasa bimbang, tetapi jujurnya ia merapatkan hubungan kami dan kami berpeluang untuk berbicara tentang banyak dan macam-macam perkara," tulisnya di Instagram.

Catriona turut berkongsi beberapa keping foto sepanjang suaminya, Shaharuddin Mokhtaruddin ditahan di pusat perubatan ibukota itu.

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Dah 2 minggu le hubs discharged and sihat Alhamdulilah.Back to work and enjoying his routine again ..... . I slept on the sofa bed each and every night so boleh help in case he needed anything and of course, most times, kita mmg nak ada orang teman bila kita unwell kan .... . Masa dia warded, mmg rasa bad and worried tapi honestly, it brought us closer and we spoke about everything and anything

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