Initially, the woman thought it was just natural exhaustion after a difficult project, but rest did not help.
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“I came to the emergency room. I recently participated in a project, and as soon as the project ended, I thought maybe it was just overwork. I slept for many hours, but I still felt bad,” L. Maknavičiūtė told Žmonės.lt.
Soon, the woman’s condition worsened even further. Strong ailments appeared, and she was not the only one who had to seek medical attention due to such an experience.
“Diarrhea started, I walked around dazed, I even forgot my home address, I had a fever. Other participants also had a similar situation, but some went through it easier, and others also ended up in the hospital,” she said.
In the hands of doctors, Liepa is still waiting for answers regarding an accurate diagnosis on Wednesday evening.
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“I had tests done, but it’s still unclear what’s wrong with me,” the woman said.
According to L. Maknavičiūtė, the extremely harsh living conditions of the reality show, where she had to spend more than one day, undoubtedly contributed to her poor well-being.
“I participated in the project “Chaos” for 10 days – without any conditions. We had to sleep in tents in the rain, on the ground. It’s possible that this contributed to my health. There were no showers or anything, we bathed in the river. We had really difficult competitions. The tasks were enduring – for strength and for the stomach. On the very first day, we ate rotten herring, then there were tasks where we had to hang in a pool on a wooden stick. Build a tent from wood in the forest. In a word, survival tasks. Truly terrible conditions. Many participants dropped out. My health is generally weak, so I immediately went to the hospital for tests and an IV,” shared the “OnlyFans” model.
As if poor hygiene conditions and exhaustion were not enough, the woman also encountered another danger in nature – ticks, which required a doctor’s consultation regarding possible infections.
“A tick had also bitten me, so I was afraid it wouldn’t be a tick-borne disease, but the doctor assured me that based on the mark, it couldn’t be encephalitis, unless it was Lyme disease, but that hasn’t been confirmed yet,” Liepa said.
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