MANILA, Philippines -- Philippine basketball icon Samboy Lim remains bedridden but is healthy, his daughter Jamie said.

Lim, acknowledged as one of the greatest players in PBA history, was in a coma for nearly two months in 2014 after collapsing in an exhibition game.

"He's doing okay naman," Jamie, a 2019 Southeast Asian Games gold medalist for karate, told reporters Tuesday.

"Thank God na he's still healthy right now," she added.

Lim, 58, continues to receive round-the-clock care from nurses.

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"He's okay, he's stable naman," Jamie said. "He's still bedridden po pero he's been fighting ever since 2014. We're thankful na he's a fighter."

"The Skywalker" has made rare public appearances since coming out of his coma. In June 2019, he attended Jamie's graduation at the University of the Philippines-Diliman, where his daughter finished summa cum laude with a degree in BS Mathematics.

Lim did not see Jamie's triumph in the 30th SEA Games, but Jamie dedicated her victory to her father.

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"To even come close to him, to be compared to him and mom, it's so big for me," Jamie said at the time.

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