Noel Foley Talks Injury from Roller Coaster Ride

Noel Foley, the daughter of WWE icon Mick Foley, recently shared a frightening experience during a podcast interview. She revealed that she sustained a serious injury while enjoying a roller coaster ride.

On the “Rule Breakers” podcast, hosted by former WWE and All-Elite Wrestling star Saraya Jade Bavis, Foley described how she hit her neck hard while riding at a theme park. She recalled that the ride “had gone up and quickly returned,” which caused her body to jolt forward unexpectedly.

Foley explained, “My head hit me hard, and something happened to my neck—but at the moment, I wasn’t quite sure what was going on.” She noted that she felt a stretching sensation on the side of her neck.

For about five and a half years, she has been dealing with persistent headaches. “It took me two months to realize I had a concussion,” Foley stated. “I’ve become very sensitive to light and sound, and this headache just wouldn’t fade away.” She mentioned consulting her father about her condition, but he, despite his experiences, expressed uncertainty about concussions.

Foley went on to explain that her father’s issues with concussions were quite different, and they lingered much longer during his recovery efforts with doctors and physiotherapists.

After digging deeper, she discovered a rare neck condition called cranial cartilage instability, which she believes contributed to her headaches. To manage her symptoms, Foley made a checklist that led to her decision to remove her breast implants, which she says provided some relief.

Looking ahead, she expressed interest in pursuing a modeling career, collaborating with various brands, and working with tourism committees to raise awareness about sensory issues.