As of: February 22, 2024, 5:02 a.m
By: Jonas Erbas
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“Goodbye Germany” fans were very worried about Janine Hundt.
The emigrant recently reported from the hospital with serious symptoms.
Now she finally has a diagnosis.
Update from February 21, 2024:
Tanzania – “Goodbye Germany” star Janine Hundt (43) had to go to hospital because of severe abdominal pain and bleeding.
She couldn't explain where the pain came from.
Now she finally has a diagnosis.
“It's me – back among the living,” she jokes at the beginning of her video message.
She was outside again for the first time today (February 21st).
“I had a problem with my hormone levels, they were too high and that’s why I had a hemorrhage,” explains the “Goodbye Germany” star.
As a result, she lost a lot of blood and her blood level was correspondingly low.
But Janine Hundt is optimistic: “I've now been given tablets and I always take them diligently.
Bleeding is over.
Now I hope that the blood in me will rise again and then everything will be fine again."
Finally, the “Goodbye Germany” emigrant thanks her fans for their encouragement: “Thank you for the many well-wishes, I didn’t expect anyone to worry about me.”
First report from February 17, 2024:
Like many others before her, Janine Hundt (43) looked for happiness far away on “Goodbye Germany” - and found it: From Switzerland she went to Tanzania, where she is now 35 -year-old Attu is married.
The two have now had a little daughter.
But the family's happiness seems to be in danger.
“Goodbye Germany” emigrant reports from the hospital
The emigrant recently had to go under medical care, as “Goodbye Germany” announced via Instagram on Saturday afternoon (February 17th).
In a short video, the 43-year-old and her husband report from a hospital room: “We are in the hospital today,” Attu explains sadly and then hands over to his loved one.
“I'm not feeling so well at the moment,” reports Janine Hundt, groggy, from her hospital bed.
She doesn't seem to be able to really explain her condition to herself: “I can't come up with any wild theories about what's wrong with me.
I don't know myself...” But the Swiss woman is at a loss as she suffers from “abdominal pain” and “heavy bleeding.”
The doctors will now have to clarify everything else.
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The most important information about Janine Hundt's adopted home of Tanzania
Capital:
Dodoma (approx. 765,000 inhabitants)
Seat of government:
Dar es Salaam (approx. 5,384,000 inhabitants)
Population:
approx. 61.8 million
Official languages:
Swahili (national language), English
Area:
945,087 km² (for comparison: Germany has an area of 357,588 km²)
Janine Hundt promises to keep “Goodbye Germany” fans up to date
In the comments of the post, the “Goodbye Germany” viewers react sympathetically: “Get well soon for you” or “All the best to you.
Take care of yourself,” you can read in several responses.
At the end of the clip, Janine Hundt promises to keep her fans updated.
The new mother is combative: “I hope that we will see each other again soon in better condition.”
Just recently, a bereavement in the cast of the successful VOX show shocked fans: “Goodbye Germany” protagonist Emre (†32) died at the beginning of February.
Sources used:
instagram.com/goodbyedeutschland.vox/, vox.de, auswaertiges-amt.de