The blonde beauty asked her fans what they most wanted to know about her endometriosis diagnosis as she recently underwent surgery to treat the disease.
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In the Q&A on Instagram, she posted a black and white picture showcasing the social media influencer's stomach with a rather large incision. But although she went through with the surgery it unfortunately did not make much a difference and shared on her YouTube account that she still suffers greatly from her diagnosis. On a video talking about what it feels like to be on her period, she said:
I literally feel so rubbish today. And the fact that I know my operation hasn’t worked. It’s just so sad.
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'I just want to curl up in a ball and just cry'
The bombshell also went on to explain the extent of the crippling pain she feels when she is on her period as a result of the endometriosis. She shared that things get so bad sometimes that all she feels like doing is getting in fetal position and sobbing. In the same YouTube video, she explained:
When I come on my period, that is the day for me where it’s not like any other day, I don’t suffer too badly. It’s the day after I come on, the pain is unbearable. Don’t get me wrong, the pain is better than it used to be since I had the operation.
And added:
But it’s another one of the days I have to somehow make it through the day whilst being in so much pain, and be in meetings and stuff, and not show that I’m literally in pain to the point of where I just want to curl up in a ball and just cry.
