‘Alaskan Bush People' Star Ami Brown Provides Health Update Following Hospitalization
Alaskan Bush People star shared a health update with fans following her hospitalization in mid-February 2025.
On Feb. 25, her son, , posted a video via Instagram of Ami, 61, up and around at home after her scary health emergency.
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"Noah just dropped Mom off. She's fresh out of the hospital,' Bear said in the clip while standing beside his brother and mother.
After Noah interrupted to joke, 'She still has that fresh hospital smell," Bear added, "We're super glad to have her back, for sure."
"She just needs to get some rest now and enjoy a little grand-baby time from a distance," Bear continued. "She needs to rest. Speaking of which, you should probably sit down, Mom."
Noah clarified, "She's been sitting down for 11 days. She really just wants to stand. We got her oxygen set up and everything."
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When Noah playfully "pass[ed] the mother to the Bear," Ami expressed relief to be home.
"No more pokes and prods and blood withdrawals or IVs," she said.
"Thanks for tuning in, and we will keep you guys posted on everything," Bear told followers. "Appreciate it. Thanks for all the prayers and well-wishes as well, guys."
Ami concluded, "Peace and blessings."
In the comments, fans shared well-wishes for the Brown family matriarch's continued recovery.
One person wrote, "Praise the Lord! So good to see you Ami!!"
Another Instagram user echoed, "Big hugs to Ami!💕," as someone else commented, "So glad she's home!! 🙌."
Meanwhile, yet another fan wrote, "Prayers for Ami to continue healing and don't try to do too much talking and walking without your oxygen. I know she doesn't need it all the time but the more moving around she does and talking she will need it so make her take it easy."
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On Feb. 12, Ami's daughter, SnowBird Brown, announced via Instagram that her mother had been rushed to the hospital.
'She went to the emergency room late last night, and late after that, after they did some tests, they actually medevaced her to the next big, big hospital," she explained. "She was having some trouble breathing before she went to the emergency room.'
Although Ami was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2017 and given a 3% chance of survival, she announced her remission in 2018.
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