Little lady: Ms. Juicy Baby from Atlanta discharged from hospital after stroke

Shirlene "Mrs. Juicy Baby" Pearson revealed she went to speech therapy because she "first had to learn how to do things" after being hospitalized for a stroke last month;Shirlene "Mrs. Juicy Baby" Pearson has returned home and is ready to recover.

The 50-year-old "Little Women: Atlanta" actress announced her release and returned home in a video posted to Instagram on Friday.

"I'm not 100 percent, but I'm still receiving treatment," Pearson added. "This is a video that allows all of my fans, all of my supporters, to let you guys know that I will be discharged from the hospital. I'm home. "The way it affected me, I can't remember anything," he said.

"I can't remember anything or anything. I can't drive right now. I had to learn to do many things, even brush my teeth, things we take for granted that I think to happen naturally," continued Pearson. In a two-part video detailing his recovery in the intensive care unit, including tube feedings, he also had to re-learn how to swallow.

"I had to learn to walk, learn to talk, learn to eat, learn to swallow. So many things," he said. The TV personality thanked his fans for their support and his mother and sister, who rushed to help him regain his health after hearing about his stroke.

He also thanked those who contributed to the GoFundMe campaign to help pay his hospital bills. "I can't work, so there's no money. I was in the hospital for over a month, as you can see. "I can't even say 'Miss Juicy Baby' like I used to say," added Pearson.