Fans of singer Miley Cyrus are no doubt concerned following the news that she was recently hospitalized.

The 21-year-old is reported to have suffered a nasty allergic reaction to antibiotic medications.

If that weren’t enough of a bummer, the “We Can’t Stop” singer was in the middle of her U.S. Bangerz tour when she fell ill.

Cyrus was forced to make a last minute cancellation of her appearance at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Mo.

Though affected fans will be sad they weren’t able to go out and see Cyrus as scheduled, they will be able to get their money back. Refunds are available the point of ticket purchase. Those who bought tickets via phone or internet received automatic refunds.

Though she’s still resting, Cyrus took to the internet to apologize for disappointing those who were expecting to see her on Tuesday night.

Hospital TV is wacccckkkkkkk!!!!!#wherestheappletv

— Miley Ray Cyrus (@MileyCyrus) April 16, 2014

“Kansas I promise I’m as [hearbroken] as you are,” Cyrus wrote on her official Twitter account. “I wanted so badly to be there tonight. Not being with y’all makes me feel shittier than I already do.”

She’s been busily tweeting away about her experience. The effort is likely a combination of going stir crazy and trying to keep others from being too worried about her condition.

Mr. Octopussy & some amazing Drs are taking good care of me pic.twitter.com/7FJFxYa7M5

— Miley Ray Cyrus (@MileyCyrus) April 15, 2014

Warning signs were also tweeted ahead of her hospitalization. Cyrus had complained on social media that she wasn’t feeling well. She said that she had a fever, sore throat and “was #SICK”. It seemed Cyrus didn’t realize just how sick she was at the time.

This turn of events is only the latest in a month of unfortunate incidents and forced cancellations for Cyrus. In mid-March her tour bus caught on fire on her way to a concert in New Orleans. A couple of weeks ago the singer lost her beloved pet.

No doubt the songstress will be glad when her run of bad luck comes to an end.

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