Runaway June’s Jennifer Wayne Reveals COVID-19 Diagnosis and Shares How She Recovered
Runaway June singer Jennifer Wayne took to social media on Wednesday (April 15) to share the news that she had…
Jennifer Wayne; Photo by Danielle Del Valle/Getty Images
Runaway June singer Jennifer Wayne took to social media on Wednesday (April 15) to share the news that she had been diagnosed with COVID-19, the novel coronavirus. In an honest post to her fans, the singer went on to share how she recovered from the virus, offering advice to anyone who may need it.
Admitting she was “struggling” over whether or not to share her diagnosis publicly, Wayne said that she ultimately decided to go public with it in hopes that her experience might help others. She suspects she contracted the virus at the grocery store because it’s the only place she’d been, however, she is not completely sure where she was exposed.
Wayne then explained what she did to help kick the virus’ “ass.”
“Everyone is different, and each body’s immune system fights it off in a different way, so I am definitely not saying I have any answers… just wanted to share what I did in case it helps,” she wrote. “I loaded up on Vitamin C, Vitamin D3, B complex; chaga mushrooms and ZINC! Lots of Zinc. I also drank more water and Gatorade than I ever have in my life. I wanted to flush that thing out of my system. Those vitamins and staying hydrated and rest were a lifesaver for me.”
“I’ve read lots of articles about what to do as far as self isolation etc…but not so many on what to do to combat it because there is so much unknown,” she continued.
Wayne hopes to participate in a new study by donating her plasma in hopes to help others battling the virus.
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