TEEN Mom Jenelle Evans has said “no one will ever help me” in a heartbreaking social media post after she was diagnosed with fibromyalgia.
Taking to her Instagram Stories, the ex MTV star wrote: “I’m still so sad, even though I have a diagnosis… still doesn’t explain my neck cracking, double vision, and throat pain.”
5
5
Sharing the text to a floral background, she continued: “I feel so hopeless.
“Something is definitely wrong with my neck and it’s severely tight 24/7.”
On a second slide, she continued: “I’m so depressed.
“No one is ever going to help me until my neck breaks I guess.”
This latest plea for help comes after the star revealed she’d been diagnosed with fibromyalgia in an interview with E! News.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, fibromyalgia is a condition that causes pain all over the body, sleeping problems, and fatigue.
An individual with fibromyalgia is more susceptible to pain, and the condition can cause sufferers emotional and mental distress.
Talking to E!, she explained: “I never knew what fibromyalgia was until my doctor diagnosed me.”
Most read in TV
The former TV star mentioned that her husband David Eason, 33, has been “super supportive”, and that she has given “private talks” with her children about her health.
Jenelle’s followers have been concerned about the Teen Mom 2 alum for a while.
She told fans in March 2021 that she was diagnosed with a spinal cord cyst.
She revealed she was getting “checked for ALS.”
‘ARE YOU FEELING BETTER?’
Last February, Jenelle replied to a fan’s question in a TikTok video about her health.
The fan wondered: “Are you feeling better with your hemangiomas & cysts? Were you able to get help? Praying for you!”
Jenelle revealed at the time: “I got a second opinion from a different neurologist and she’s going to be checking me for Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
“Since she has told me this, yes, I’ve been freaking out in my head a lot. I’ve been crying a lot.”
She concluded: “But we’re redoing all my bloodwork, we’re redoing my nerve study.
“I have to go get another nerve study done next week because that checks for more diseases.”
‘EXPLAINS A LOT’
Following the new diagnosis of fibromyalgia, Jenelle explained to E! how “living life” has been “challenging” for her.
She went on about “having only a little bit of energy to be able to get my work done” and “having to go to bed early due to headaches or body aches.”
The mom of three said: “I now know why my body is acting the way it does and it explains a lot.”
5
5
5
We pay for your stories!
Do you have a story for The US Sun team?
