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Steph De Lander says she paid for both of her neck surgeries, she says she was not getting paid by TNA while injured, and that TNA does not have a proper medical team: “I’ve paid for both of my surgeries. I paid for PT for both of them. My insurance maxed out, so I currently have a $9,000 AdventHealth bill sitting there that I'm going to get to at some point. It was 100% covered on my end. I was not on a salary. I was not getting paid every week. If you're not there, if you're not on the road, if you're not working, you don't get paid. So financially it was a very big hit as well. They don't have a budget set aside for injuries and a proper medical team. Like at WWE or AEW, there is a fully staffed medical team. They have doctors. They have PTs. They have all sorts of people whose job it is to take care of the wrestlers when they get injured, to rehab them back to full health, and then to let them continue their careers as wrestlers. Unfortunately, TNA does not have a setup like that whatsoever. Majority of my communication about my injury was through their chiropractor, who I spent 18 months trying to get a return to the ring protocol out of, and I only got it a month ago. So they really don't have a setup for injuries, especially for spinal injuries.” (TMZ: Inside The Ring)