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Lil Scrappy is Finally Walking a Little After Car Accident

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Rapper Lil Scrappy recently underwent surgery to remove the screws in his right foot and announced to fans that doctors release him to he walk a littlel.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” celeb shared great news with his supporters on Instagram Tuesday. He recorded his doctor’s office visit and one of the medical employees told Lil Scrappy he’ll be able to “start walking” again. She also said, “You’re fractures are healing. … It’s time to put some weight on it.”

The rapper seemed extremely happy, “I can start walking.”

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(photo credit: TLANTA, GA – NOVEMBER 08: Rapper Lil Scrappy attends The Mark Supper Club at OLG on November 8, 2017 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Prince Williams/WireImage)

Lil Scrappy captioned the video, “Just left the Doc #DrH and @linds_kings and they gave me the good news I can walk a lil #blessed🙏🏾 #BetterDays.”

Many of the rapper’s fans congratulated him and sent nothing but positive vibes his way.

One Instagram user commented, “Praying for you Scrappy, don’t give up, everyday, stand a little, bend a little and pray a little, love you to life!!!!!”

Another one of the star’s fans said, “Glad you healing well Scrappy God is good take ur time don’t rush it too much ur in my prayers for a full and healthy recovery.”

“Thankful Grateful & Blessed it could have been cut off but God has the last words he has plans for you Lil Scrappy 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 God is good.”

One fan wrote, “God is good. Healed you with the help of a lil hardware. Glad you are on the mends Scap i was concerned about cha. God blessed. Ya dig.”

The hip hop artist recently got all of his screws removed from his foot during a surgical operation. He noted, “Finna get all these screws and poles out of my foot and be able to put some pressure on it.”

Lil Scrappy was in a terrible car accident around June and sustained a broken foot. He and his friend Casino were hospitalized for days after crashing into a Miami pole on the highway. The rapper was found unconscious and didn’t remember much of what happened.

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