Little People’s Isabel Roloff reveals she was rushed to the ER with a ‘burst ovarian cyst’ in ‘scary’ hospital trip
LITTLE People Big World's Isabel Roloff shared she is taking her health more seriously after a recent trip to the emergency room.
The said she was rushed to the hospital for a "burst ovarian cyst" and noted the experience was "incredibly scary."
posted in her Instagram stories: "So this has been the year of health for me. Meaning my 24th year. The decision to be more health-conscious came after a scary trip to the ER with a burst ovarian cyst.
"That was June 2020. I didn't even have health insurance at the time, but then immediately following that I knew I needed to get it. It was an incredibly scary experience and kind of shook me a bit."
In another post, she continued: "After I got health insurance, I decided to take full advantage and look into the things I'd been long avoiding. For one, I started going to therapy. Which is a matter of health, mental health.
"Then I went for stomach pain I started noticing during my yoga teacher training, and it turned out to be gallstones."
Earlier this month, posted about her long-running with her in-laws, Jeremy and Audrey.
She wrote on her Instagram Stories: "Hi. I needed some space from this space. My anxious breathing happens on & off.
";Different things trigger it but honestly interactions with people on here can send me spiraling and make my anxiety worse more than anything."
"An obvious sign I should pull back. Just going to take it day by day - love y'all."
Isabel also recently slammed a troll who accused her husband, Jacob, of lying about his past by a former producer on the show.
She wrote: "Actually disgusting. Putting your vile words on blast for the entire world to see."
Isabel added: "This. This is why people don't speak up. Awful. People like this."
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Last month, Isabel also posted a picture of herself holding the
She captioned the post saying that she is "always open about wellness and [her] own mental health," and then identified with the Vush product slogan, that "no one should ever feel embarrassed or ashamed to own their sexuality."
The caption read: "Self-pleasure has many wonderful benefits like relieving stress, releasing those happy hormones and helping you sleep better.
"It's a part of your self-care routine that should not be overlooked, my friends."