Deborah Meaden has praised the NHS after she was rushed to A&E.
The Dragon's Den star shared a picture of herself from a hospital bed on Friday night.
Deborah, 62, revealed she had fractured her wrist and thanked the "blooming brilliant" NHS as she posed with a cast on her arm.
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Thanking the nurses who looked after her, Deborah said: "I know you know but our #NHS is blooming brilliant. Went in fractured wrist. several x rays,manipulation under painkillers with reassuring voice in my ear and I leave with plastercast and wrist on the mend."
She added on Instagram: "Every one of you so caring, careful and very reassuring. We must never stop appreciating our amazing #nhs. There when you need them in bucketloads."
Deborah also responded to a follower who asked how she had managed to receive treatment so quickly.
The person said: "The NHS are amazing but I struggle to understand how you have had this procedure done in 1 day when a man recently on the news with a triple hernia which stops him working has been told it will be 2 years before his operation. My question is why ?"
Deborah replied: "Because it was A and E and an emergency… the NHS don't leave people with broken limbs. I was in the same queue as everyone else. We are all people after all."
Fellow Dragon Den stars flocked to the comments section to wish their co-star a speedy recovery.
Theo Paphitis tweeted: "A speedy recovery to you Deborah - you look like you're in safe hands!"
While Sara Davies wrote: "Omg what's happened!?!"
