Currently is Sophie Elise Isachsen (27) among those who have traveled 100 years back in time to fight for the victory in the TV 2 series “The farm celebrity”.
Tonight the tension rises as it just is three people advancing to the semifinals on Sunday. During his stay so far, Isachsen has participated in challenging competitions that require both physical and mental strength.
In shock: – Not expected
– Have no chance
In tonight’s episode, however, there is a competition that is mostly made for the 27-year-old, which means that she has to stay on the sidelines.
The program states that she has an illness that prevents her from performing certain tasks.
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It is on the occasion of a competition where the skills will be tested that Isachsen chooses not to attend.
– I have decided to face this competition, because I know I have no chance. I have a disease that makes my hands tremble and shake all the time, which makes all such fine work extremely difficult and not least painful – so then I stand rather than put myself in a pretty awkward situation, she says in the episode .
Dagbladet has been in contact with Sophie Elise Isachsen who does not want to give any further comment about the disease.
Criticized after this
– Had the disease for many years
Isachsen has previously been open about the disease, and what symptoms it causes. In 2014, she was able to reveal to The online newspaper that she suffers from the disease essential tremor.
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– It is in a way the precursor to Parkinson’s disease. It is a mild form of tremor in the hands that can get worse as you get older, Isachsen said at the time.
The flu has been affected by the disease for a long time, especially in adolescence.
Reacts: – Do not mix me
– I have had the disease for many years. In middle school, for example, I could not hold a pencil, so I got a PC instead that I could write on. I was also exempted from various activities, she said in the same interview.
Other everyday tasks such as cooking can also be difficult for those with the disease. When she participated in “Masterchef Norge” in 2014, she could reveal to Dagbladet that she rarely cooks herself.
– Many people may think that it is a narrow matter to clean shrimp. I had not done it myself before, but I have seen others do it. I have a disease that makes everything that has to do with fine motor skills very difficult. In addition, it hurts. I get cramps and it gets tense, she said at the time.
