The longtime daytime actress shared the update on Instagram, opening her post with a warm holiday message to fans: “Seasons Greetings, my insta-friends!❤️”
The Florida native also shared her excitement over seeing snow flurries first time of the season, “I definitely freaked out at the sight of some *very small* snow flurries…that melted as soon as they touched…anything. Couldn’t get the smile off my face in that moment if I tried. ? (Don’t judge, I was born in Florida and moved to California).”
According to Storms, her most recent appointment provided some results, “My last appointment was with a new Neurosurgeon in St Louis. He told me that I am in the “gray zone” for the aneurysm procedure. It’s not super small, but it’s not at the mandatory surgery size. Basically, I can keep monitoring it - or have the coiling done, BUT he told me I wasn’t in immediate/“OMG! it’s going to burst tomorrow!” kind of danger.”
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Before signing off, Storms hinted that fans may soon see her reprise her role as Maxie Jones on General Hospital, teasing ”and maaaaybe you will be seeing me back in Port Charles soon. ✨??✨”
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