British songstress Adele is all set to rock again, as per reports, and this time the sensational singer herself updated her blog confirming that she is well.

The blog status said: "Thank you for all your positive thoughts and get well wishes. I'm doing really well, on the mend, super happy, relaxed and very positive with it all". The 23-year-old is told to have faced vocal problems earlier in the year, and was told to go for throat surgery.

After getting successful vocal cord laser microsurgery at Massachusetts General Hospital last week, the singer is now recovering well. There were cancellation of concerts in the U. S. and U. K as the singer struggled with her vocal chords. Fans though were disappointed to know that the singing sensation would not be there, the agony the singer had to go through the entire phase of her diseases cannot be overlooked.

Humorous by nature, the "Rolling in the Deep" singer has all words of appreciation for her fans who remained concerned about her health throughout. Even she expressed thanks to all those who helped her in some or the other way for wining few awards while she was struggling with the disease.

The singer has won Best Female Artist and Best Track prizes at Q Awards in October, and was named Best UK & Ireland Act at MTV Europe Music Awards in November. Though she was not there on the events, her fans wished for her come back all the time.

While the singer is waiting for her doctors to give her green signal, millions of her fans would be waiting to rock on her songs all over again. The Director of the Voice Center at Massachusetts General Hospital, Dr. Steven Zeitels refused to divulge details of the singer's health due to privacy. However, the doctor is told to have treated many other singers, including Steven Tyler, Julie Andrews and Roger Daltrey