Nick Cordero's wife says he's 'defying odds' following setback in coronavirus fight

Nick Cordero is in a stable condition after suffering a “rocky night” in hospital on Tuesday.The Rock of Ages actor has been in hospital since March, as he was placed in a medically-induced coma and subsequently had to have his leg amputated and a temporary pacemaker fitted after encountering a multitude of complications from the Covid-19 virus.

Nick Cordero's battle with coronavirus took yet another turn. The 41-year-old stage actor was hospitalized for COVID-19 in March and has been in medical care since, having undergone a long list of ailments that includes lung infections, mini-strokes and the amputation of one leg.

Nick Cordero has been fighting Coronavirus for over two months. The Broadway actor got admitted to the hospital in March after being misdiagnosed with Pneumonia.

Nick Cordero's, ongoing battle with the coronavirus. The fitness instructor took to her Instagram Stories on Sunday to give her followers one of her signature doses of positivity. «Just a quick Nick update, so I think this weekend was a good weekend.

A new report from Page Six revealed today that Nick Cordero, the Broadway star, has undergone stem cell treatment to help him with his lungs. Amanda Kloots, his wife, took to her Instagram again to give further updates on her husband’s condition.

Nick Cordero has begun stem cell treatment in an effort to help strengthen his lungs as he continues to battle complications from coronavirus. The 41-year-old Broadway star's wife, Amanda Kloots, took to Instagram to provide an update on Friday.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerUPDATE, JUNE 6: Actor Nick Cordero has begun a stem cell treatment to aid in his long battle with COVID-19.His wife, Amanda Kloots, posted the latest news on Instagram. “This could be really great.

Nick Cordero's health battle isn't over just yet, and his wife Amanda Kloots is keeping the faith. Cordero has been in the hospital receiving medical care for coronavirus-related complications since late March, and his fight has consisted of a leg amputation, multiple mini-strokes and battling several other maladies.

Amanda Kloots, the wife of the Broadway actor, Nick Cordero, isn’t about to give up on her husband yet, a new report from People Magazine revealed. Amanda explained how she’s been handling herself ever since her husband was hospitalized earlier this year.

Nick Cordero's battle with Coronavirus hasn't been an easy one. While some of the patients are able to recover after showing mild symptoms, the Broadway actor is among the ones who have faced extreme complications after testing positive for COVID-19.

Amanda Kloots still has hope that her husband, Nick Cordero, will recover from coronavirus-related complications.

By Bruce Haring

Amanda Kloots still has hope that her husband, Nick Cordero, will recover from coronavirus-related complications.

Nick Cordero is pushing through his recovery from COVID-19 after suffering a setback earlier this week. On Wednesday, in an update to her Instagram Stories, Nick’s wife Amanda Kloots tearfully told fans that her husband’s condition had been “going downhill” and asked for “mega prayers right now,”after the actor and singer suffered a setback in his coronavirus recovery.

Nick Cordero's battle with medical complications stemming from COVID-19 continues. The actor's wife, Amanda Kloots, said doctors are seeing some improvements in his condition as he fights for his life against his latest lung infection.

Days after calling for mega-prayers for her husband Nick Cordero, Amanda Kloots recently shared what caused the Broadway star's rough patch just a week after regaining consciousness from a coma. "Just a little Nick update, it's been a tough week," Kloots explained on Instagram Stories on Saturday night.

Nick Cordero is pushing through his recovery from COVID-19 after suffering a setback earlier this week.

Amanda Kloots is sharing an update on Nick Cordero's health after a setback earlier this week. The Broadway star, who has been in a health battle for months amid his Coronavirus hospitalization, woke up from a medically-induced coma last week.