‘Unfortunately, things have deteriorated a bit for me in recent months,’ she writes. After Zimra became ill, she had her implants removed immediately. Initially she progressed in small steps, but that is now relatively little. ‘Food doesn’t want to go through my esophagus, keeps getting stuck and comes back up again. As a result, I lost ten kilos in two months. Which in turn provides less energy, so that was not good. Fortunately, things have improved a little over the past few weeks, I have already gained weight a little and are trying to get the problems under control a bit. ‘
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Zimra receives messages from many women who experience the same. ‘I notice very much that many women see me as a point of contact for this disease and I sincerely wish I could be that for you, but unfortunately I am unable to respond to all messages and questions, I am very sorry about this.’ Zimra emphasizes that she knows how other women with the same condition feel. ‘And that there is no clear process in which you are helped well enough by the doctors, which also leaves you with a lot of question marks. And unfortunately I don’t have all the answers. I can only hope that this will become better known and come to the attention. ‘
Zimra has also not been able to promise several interviews. ‘Unfortunately, I simply can’t do this yet’, she writes. ‘When I feel that this is somewhat successful, I am more than willing to tell my story not only here (Instagram, ed.) But also on other platforms. But that is not working for the time being. ‘
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