Emilia Clarke has thanked her fans and followers in a video message on Instagram for their response to her telling account in which she revealed that she suffered two "life-threatening" aneurysms. “A million million thank you’s to everyone who has read shared and sent love for my story, it’s a beautiful thing to behold and I can’t quite believe how many of you this has affected,” Emilia wrote in the caption of her post as she said that she is overwhelmed with the support she has received.

She is “deeply and profoundly moved” as fans showered love and respect to her for battling two surgeries with enough strength. Watch:

 

 

 

 

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A million million thank yous to everyone who has read shared and sent love for my story, its a beautiful thing to behold and I cant quite believe how many of you this has affected! #@sameyouorg is ready to hear your stories, how you recovered and what could have made that recovery experience better. By hearing your stories we can build a case for an improved aftercare experience for all in the future...who wouldnt want that! #sameyoucharity #love #sometimestheworldshowsyouwhatkindesslookslike #thankyou # # #

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Last week, Emilia said that she suffered from two brain aneurysms in 2011 and 2013 while she was involved with Game Of Thrones. Her account was published in leading international website The New Yorker.

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She suffered the first aneurysm while working out at the gym in North London – this was after she completed filming the first season of Game Of Thrones in 2011. Doctors diagnosed her with having a subarachnoid haemorrhage (SAH), from which a third of sufferers die immediately or soon after. After the first surgery, aphasia set in as she could not communicate and feared her career was over. "In my worst moments, I wanted to pull the plug. I asked the medical staff to let me die,"

she said. Emilia was in pain even after the surgery as she wrote, “Season 2 would be my worst. I didn’t know what Daenerys was doing. If I am truly being honest, every minute of every day I thought I was going to die.” But that wasn’t the end for Emilia as she suffered the second aneurysm in 2013 after the third season of Game Of Thrones. While she was in New York for a play, Emilia was asked to visit the doctor for a brain scan. The reports, Emilia said, confirmed that a “growth on the side of her brain had doubled in size” and she required another surgery for it.

Emilia Clarke in Game Of Thrones

She has recovered now and is "at a hundred per cent" and has helped develop a charity that supports people recovering from brain injuries and strokes. Emilia Clarke plays Daenerys Targaryen in Game Of Thrones.