Jessie J had to clarify part of her recent health ad to make it clear that she was not hospitalized on Christmas Eve.
The TV personality revealed that she was diagnosed with Ménière’s syndrome after waking up during the holiday with deafness in her ear and balance problems. Although she noticed that she is feeling well and that the disease is not going to change her life much, her main concern was people falsely reporting the severity of her medical treatment.
“I am very grateful for my health. It just baffled me. On Christmas Eve, I was in the hospital by ear and asked, ‘What’s going on?’ “But I am grateful to have arrived early and they found out what was very fast.”
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The phrase in her live ad made some people believe she was hospitalized, which the star immediately tried to correct.
Jessie J revealed that she was diagnosed with Meniere’s syndrome.
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She shared a clip from the live video and the moment in question along with a caption explaining that although she sought medical attention, those who said she was hospitalized were incorrect.
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“In the past, I have always been open and honest about the health challenges I faced. Big or small. It was no different, ”she explained. “BUT … Since I went live, I watched the media take 3 words from this live film and create a very dramatic version of the truth. I’m not surprised, BUT I also know that I also have the power to clarify the story.”
The “The Voice UK” judge continued, “I am not posting this out of sympathy. I am posting it because it is true. I do not want anyone to think that I lied about what really happened.”
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Jessie J had to clarify that she was not hospitalized on Christmas Eve.
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The star noticed that she is having trouble singing loudly, but is working to get her voice back and is comfortable and recovering well.
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Ménière’s disease can occur at any age, but it is usually seen in young and middle-aged adults and “is a disorder of the inner ear that can cause dizziness (vertigo) and hearing loss,” according to the Mayo Clinic. “In most cases, Ménière’s disease affects only one ear.”