Several ‘When Calls the Heart' cast members sent heartwarming messages to actress Mamie Laverock after she was put on life support following a five-story fall
Actress Mamie Laverock is receiving love from her former When Calls the Heart cast members after sustaining severe injuries from a five-story fall.
In a recent update, the family revealed that after two weeks of “intensive treatment,” Mamie “was escorted out of a secure unit of the hospital and taken up to a balcony walkway from which she fell five stories” on Sunday, May 26. Laverock portrayed Rosaleen Sullivan on seasons 1, 2 and 10 of When Calls the Heart from 2014 to 2023. She earned a handful of awards for her role as the nursing student, including a 2015 Young Artist Awards win for Best Performance in a TV Series - Recurring Young Actress Ten and Under and a 2014 Joey Awards, Vancouver, win for Young Ensemble Cast in a Dramatic Series.Erin Krakow
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