Grant Preston:Mamie Laverock is out of hospital care following 5-story fall: 'Dreams do come true'

2025-05-07 20:09:51source:Charles Hanovercategory:reviews

Mamie Laverock is Grant Prestoncelebrating a milestone in her recovery.

The "When Calls the Heart" star, who was critically injured after falling five stories, revealed she is out of hospital care in a Facebook post Monday.

The post featured a pair of photos from Laverock's welcome-home celebration. One photo showed off a multicolored, rainbow-shaped balloon arrangement and matching cake, while the other picture displayed a homemade sign that read "Home Sweet Home."

"Dreams do come true," the post read. "Welcome Home Mamie."

Laverock shared her first message to the public after her fall in a July post on her GoFundMe page. The 20-year-old actress did not offer any details on her condition but thanked fans for their support amid her recovery.

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"Thank you so much. I don't even know what to say," Laverock wrote at the time. "My heart is full."

Laverock's parents, Nicole Rockmann and Rob Compton, shared that their daughter's GoFundMe page was going to be closed after raising $39,022. "Please know how much you helped this family in our hardest circumstances," they wrote. "Thank you for caring."

Laverock, who played Rosaleen Sullivan on the Hallmark Channel romantic drama, was placed on life support after sustaining severe injuries in a fall on May 26, according to the actress' GoFundMe page.

Rockmann and Compton alleged the fall occurred when Laverock was "escorted out of a secure unit of the hospital and taken up to a balcony walkway from which she fell five stories."

'My heart is full':Mamie Laverock speaks out for first time after suffering 5-story fall

Prior to the fall, Laverock had been in "intensive treatment" following a May 11 hospitalization in Winnipeg, Canada, for an undisclosed "medical emergency," per Laverock's GoFundMe. She was subsequently transferred to a hospital in Vancouver.

A few days following the incident, Rockmann told the Los Angeles Times that the fall was not "intended" nor was it a suicide attempt. She added that the actress' family was moving forward with legal action for negligence.

Mamie Laverock injury:'When Calls the Heart' star placed on life support following 5-story fall

"This is an absolute miracle, and there will be accountability,” Rockmann told the outlet. "We have a case. All we care about is that Mamie can make a recovery and that she’s alive and that she’s fighting and that she’s strong."

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