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By James Nye release: December 31, 2012 EDT 17:08 | Update Time: January 1, 2013 EDT 13:06 ESPN popular anchor Hannah Storm will be tomorrow return it in she chest and hand secondary burn, three weeks after first grade burns on the face and neck.
She will host ABC's 2013 Rose Parade, although her eyebrows, eyelashes and about half of her hair have disappeared after she was exposed to flames at her home in Connecticut due to a propane gas barbecue accident.
She told us this weekend in Pasadena, California that I was a little nervous about what I took for granted in the past.
"Small things like makeup, even turning pages on my script.
"On December 11, the sports coach was ready to use the grill outside at home, and she noticed that the flame had gone off and she returned to start overignite it.
She told the New York Post that there was an explosion and a wall of fire hit me.
As you can see in the movie, it happens in a flash.
A neighbor said he thought a tree had fallen from the roof and the sound was so loud.
It blew the door off the grill.
ESPN host told the New York Post how she tore off the burning shirt with her left hand and tried to use the other part of the shirt to put out the flame, chest that had already started burning. Her 15-year-
The old daughter Hannah also called 911, and a computer technician who worked at home caught some ice while the storm was trying to deal with her wounds.
After her husband, NBC host Dan Hicks, came home with the couple's other three daughters, Hannah calmly said to her mother, "Okay, mom, i'm going to make a big laugh now.
Storm was taken to the trauma and burns center at Westchester Medical Center and spent more than a day treating her wounds.
She told the New York Post that I didn't see my face until the next day and you want to know what it would look like.
"I was shocked.
But my most important idea is that I have reported the incident with military personnel who have experienced much worse than me, and they have already experienced it.
I 've been thinking, 'I can do that. I'm fortunate.
"ESPN host has barely left her home since the accident and told her fans that hopefully there will be some slight facial changes tomorrow --
There are some noticeable differences in her hair, including.
The storm will hold her fifth Rose Parade with some changes. She's left-
Almost impossible.
Dressing and bathing is also a challenge.
Storm said that long before her accident, she was inspired by Iraqi war veterans, actors, and the "Dancing with Stars" champion J. R.
Martinez, Marshal of the military parade last year.
During his overseas service, he was severely burned in a field Thunder accident.
One of the sights she was eager to see for this year's parade --
The nurse was floating in the air and she wanted to use this moment to thank everyone who took care of her.
Storm wants to anchor the sports center in Bristol, Connecticut ". , next Sunday.
After that, alumni of the University of Notre Dame are ready to go to see No in person.
The Irish competed with Alabama in Miami's national championship.
She said the school reached out after hearing about her injury and was very supportive.
"The most important thing is that I feel grateful," she said . ".
"Things like this really make you appreciate everything you have and even have the chance to wake up and finish your work on New Year's Day.