‘Cake Boss’ Star Buddy Valastro Unsure If He Can Continue Baking After Severe Injury To His Hand

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Buddy Valastro is still on the road to recovery.

Buddy Valastro, 43, says he may never recover enough strength in his injured fingers to make his beloved confections again. The Cake Boss star, who nearly lost his hand after it got stuck in a bowling alley pin setting machine, told ET that he’s taking his recovery one day — and one cake — at a time.

Buddy Valastro is trying to stay positive after a bowling accident caused severe damage to his right hand. The "Cake Boss" star spoke to Entertainment Tonight about his prognosis since the incident in September and whether or not he'll be able to return to baking and decorating cakes.  "Well, I'm feeling good, you know, I feel like I'm in good spirits trying to look at the glass half full versus half empty," he shared.

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Buddy Valastro is opening up about his intense recovery process after suffering a serious injury to his right hand in September, and what it could mean for his future.The star was hospitalized after an accident at his home's bowling alley. His rep told ET at the time that there was a malfunction with the bowling pinsetter, and after Valastro tried to release the bowling pin from the cage mechanism, his right hand became lodged and compressed inside the unit.

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