Bella Hadid, the famed runway model diagnosed with Lyme disease, shared an update about her flared-up symptoms with tearful eyes. The 29-year-old followed the Instagram story with an apology to fans if she ‘worried’ anyone with her health information. The fashion mogul articulated the struggles while walking and getting diagnosed with “12 other things.”Here’s a closer look at Bella Hadid’s health update and her apology.
Bella Hadid shared about little accomplishments of the day
Bella Hadid recently shared an Instagram story with a close-up picture of her tears rolling down her face. “Haven’t been able to shake off this flare-up…Slept 11 hours. Again…Nap everyday. Took every protocol from any and every doctor I’ve seen. Still nothing helping,” she said in the caption, before adding the heartwrenching update, “Now I’ve diagnosed myself with 12 other things so that’s good.”Venting how she struggles with walking regularly, the supermodel said, “And yes, I drank water. And no, I didn’t go on a walk because I was out of breath walking to the kitchen.” Furthermore, she expressed that she showered without feeling like fainting, and added, “That felt like a big accomplishment for me today so maybe someone can send me a cookie or something.”
Bella Hadid talks about struggles and accomplishments. Image Credits: Instagram
Bella Hadid apologises to fans for causing worry
Bella Hadid returned to the social media app to reassure fans that the diagnosis has been a reality for a while. “I’m sorry if I startled anyone. This truly is an every day, ebb and flow, for me for the past 15 years. I just had an overwhelming amount of emotion over not being able to do the things my mind is capable of setting, but my body is not capable of doing,” she concluded the apology by expressing her gratitude and a hope for a better tomorrow.
Bella Hadid apologises to fans for ‘startling’ them with her health update. Image Credits: Instagram
About Bella Hadid’s Lyme disease
Bella Hadid often shares updates about her Lyme disease and surgeries with her well-wishers. She was diagnosed with the chronic tick-borne illness at a young age, and has previously spoken about her symptoms of fatigue, anxiety, brain fog, and joint pain.
