8 years ago, a car accident was about to change her life Georgia Kaltsisfencing athlete and star of his new series on ANT1+ “At 4”.

She was only 21 years old when the tragic car accident occurred in which her partner lost his life. The vehicle they were traveling in went off the boulevard and hit the entrance of a bank.

She and her two friends managed to get out alive, but not 22-year-old Apostolis, who breathed his last on the asphalt. Georgia Kaltsis was invited to the show “The 2Night Show” and talked about her first steps in acting, as well as about the car accident. The traffic accident happened in March 2015 in Kifisias and shocked the whole of Greece.

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“We were all 21 and it was my best friend’s birthday that night and she was the first to turn 22. It’s been 8 years since then. Of the three girls we were in the car accident, two are disabled with wheelchairs and the third is a brilliant psychologist. I am “haunted” by the date of the car accident because it was 8 years ago and that’s when the premiere of the series took place”, she said in her interview.

She continued: “I was the only one who didn’t lose consciousness, but I couldn’t help because I had suffered a spinal cord injury. I couldn’t feel the injury. I was bleeding internally and my lungs were ruptured. I had 1% life. I coped with it and my body because of sports. The doctors “assembled” me. I live and am here because of the cleanliness in the private hospital I was in.”

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Georgia Kaltsis then revealed that she woke up after 24 days from a coma. “Neither the paralysis nor the death of my friend had been announced to me. I wasn’t even conscious and they didn’t know what character I was and how I would handle it. When I woke up, I thought it was because of medication that I couldn’t move my legs. I was in another phase. When I was told that I had spinal fusion surgery, I realized that I can feel my legs, but I can’t control them. That’s where the doctors told me. I didn’t take it seriously because I saw all the destruction that had taken place and they told me that my friend had also “gone”, he added.

Finally, about her new step in acting, she said: “The role of Stella absolutely “sticks” to me.”