‘Additional Surgeries?’ Kim Zolciak Gives Update On Kash Biermann’s Dog Bite Recovery
July 14 2017, Published 10:02 p.m. ET
Kim Zolciak’s son Kash Biermann was attacked by a dog in late April, and was rushed into emergency surgery. The Don’t Be Tardy star previously revealed that he was healing, but now his progress could be halted! Click through these slides to get the latest on the tot’s health.
Kim, 39, took Kash, 4, to visit the plastic surgeon who worked on him immediately following his attack on July 13.
“Just left Dr Williams office (said I wasn't going to post but I just have too) I'm feeling so blessed sic,” she captioned a photo of the doctor and his patient. “He said, ‘He is pleased with his progress and he doesn't feel he will need additional surgeries’ THANK YOU GOD and Thank you Dr Williams for your magical hands sic.”
“Kash's face was broken and had to be pieced literally back together and due to all the swelling/trauma you don't know for several weeks if more surgery is needed in order to align the face,” she explained. “Well we just got the news we were hoping for! This is nothing short of a divine intervention.”
RadarOnline.com previously reported that Kim and Kroy Biermann, 31, rushed their son to the hospital for “very traumatic injuries.” Brielle Biermann, 20, later revealed that he almost “lost a very important organ.”
Kim declined to give any other details, as the incident will be featured on season six of Don’t Be Tardy.
Then, she posted a video of the tot with dogs on top of him on July 14. “This thing is life!” he exclaimed in the sweet moment.
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RadarOnline.com previously reported, Kash began playing with pups shortly after his dramatic ordeal.
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