Before you freak out, she’s okay!

Delta Burke showed up at an L.A. airport being wheeled around in a wheelchair. It was from an incident that she’d suffered in a hotel bathroom.

Being ever the funny lady, she said, “I felt myself falling and I didn’t want to hit my head on the toilet because I did not want ‘toilet bowl’ in my obituary listed anywhere.”

She also told the paparazzi, “This is my Elizabeth Taylor pose.”

She later quipped, You got me without any makeup on!”

At least she’s okay!!

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Depression is a serious issue, but Delta Burke shows some levity when she opens up about fighting the disease and trying to conquer her hoarding addiction.

In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, the 51-year-old actress says she thinks of her recent clinic stay “as a solarium visit.”

“I didn’t mean to be trendy. I went in there – I have talked about depression before – it is something that I deal with and millions of Americans deal with. I am trying to remove the stigma,” Burke tells ET.

The star goes on to explain she had spent two weeks in bed prior to her hospitalization and needed to be put on different – and fewer – medications. She now sees her “amazing” doctors on an out-patient basis.

When it comes to discussing the hoarding, she jokes that it’s her mom’s fault. “My mother saved the diaper I came home from the hospital in. [She had] old National Geographics stacked up to the rafters in the attic.”

Burke now says she’s getting the issue in check. She had 27 storage units in New Orleans as well as an addiction to e-bay and QVC – but is donating or selling most of the hoarded items.

“I will always fight and everyone out there who battles this should always fight and never let it win,” she says.

The Insider has confirmed that Delta Burke has entered a mental health clinic in Los Angeles. Burke’s rep said, “She regularly checks into a health clinic to have her medication adjusted and to be tested for depressions, diabetes, and many other health problems. She is in a mental health clinic today and is still fighting depression. She checks in for days at a time… this is not uncommon for her.”