Fans of the hit sitcom “Two And A Half Men” are praying for actress Conchatta Ferrell after it was revealed that she has suffered a heart attack that has left her on a respirator.

Fox News reported that Ferrell, who spent years playing the housekeeper Berta on the CBS television show, was just moved to a long-term care facility after spending four weeks in the ICU. This was revealed by her husband Arnie Anderson, who told TMZ that his 77 year-old wife suffered a heart attack earlier this year while she was hospitalized for a kidney infection.

Anderson added that Ferrell is stable and semi-conscious, but she isn’t able to talk or communicate at this time. He has unfortunately not been able to visit her because of COVID-19 guidelines.

“It’s going to be a while before there’s any recovery,” he said. “It’s all neurological. There’s nothing we can do to speed it up the process. We are hoping for the best.”

Anderson had previously revealed back in February that Ferrell had a kidney infection that had contaminated her blood. He has since confirmed in his latest interviews that Ferrell does not have coronavirus, despite all of her ailments.

The problems reportedly began for Ferrell back in December, when she began to feel “weak and frail” while staying at her vacation home in Charleston, West Virginia. She has been married to Anderson since 1986, and they are the parents to a 38 year-old daughter named Samantha.

Ferrell has had a decades-long career in Hollywood, but her greatest success came on “Two And A Half Men,” a show that earned her two Emmy nominations in 2005 and 2007, respectively. Prior to that, she was nominated for another Emmy back in 1992 for her work on “L.A. Law.”

Ferrell was previously open about how much she loved playing Berta on the hit show.

“Well, she’s that person I wish I could be, and someone I think all of us kind of wish we could be: someone who can just say what’s on her mind and not worry about it,” the actress said back in 2014.

Please keep Conchata Ferrell in your thoughts and prayers.