The 28-year-old star said the devastating news made her realise the importance of life and forced her to appreciate her mother more, reported Contactmusic.
"I became my mum's nurse 24/7. I gave her injections and medicines when she had seizures. I even had a parking space at the hospital with my name on it. I thought I was going to lose her - it was awful.
"I used to wake up every morning and go, 'My mum is so stupid, she doesn't know anything'. Now I wake up and I go, 'Mum is so smart. Why didn't I listen to her when I was younger? She's the best mother - and friend - in the world and it makes me want to cry saying that," she said.
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