"Her physician, Dr. Steve Hoefflin, remains hopeful of a good prognosis," said a statement released Thursday night by St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica.
These days, she makes her news not by acting, but by being an activist, as she has become known for her work as a politcaly liberal fundraiser. Another thing she’s done since her days on television was get some plastic surgery. It looks like Heather Thomas has had a nose job (a rhinoplasty that thinned out the bridge of her nose a bit and made it seem sharper), and eyelid surgery (a blepharoplasty that made her eyes wider and fought off the bags and crow’s feet that usually come with age). She also may have gotten some Bottox injections and a facelift the keep her skin from being as wrinkly as the skin of a fifty-four year old woman should be. Whatever she’s done, she looks pretty good, but she definitely doesn’t look natural.
Thomas first underwent plastic surgery Wednesday to repair the injuries she sustained in Tuesday's accident.
Thomas, co-star of the canceled ABC-television series "The Fall Guy," was jaywalking across San Vicente Boulevard after emerging from a market with a friend at 5:40 p.m. Tuesday when she was struck by a car traveling 15 to 20 m.p.h., Los Angeles Police Officer Victor Curti said.
The actress suffered cuts, scrapes and bruises, as well as the leg injuries. She also complained of head and chest pains, Curti said.
Neither Thomas nor the car driver was cited in the accident, Curti said.
Thomas, co-star of the canceled ABC-television series "The Fall Guy," was jaywalking across San Vicente Boulevard after emerging from a market with a friend at 5:40 p.m. Tuesday when she was struck by a car traveling 15 to 20 m.p.h., Los Angeles Police Officer Victor Curti said.
The actress suffered cuts, scrapes and bruises, as well as the leg injuries. She also complained of head and chest pains, Curti said.
Neither Thomas nor the car driver was cited in the accident, Curti said.
