Trista Sutter, the first-ever star of “The Bachelorette”, spoke to Chris Harrison about her husband, Ryan Sutter's, health issues — particularly his ongoing struggle with Lyme disease.The Bachelorette,” spoke with Chris Harrison about her husband, Ryan Sutter’s health issues, specifically his ongoing battle with Lyme disease.
During an interview on the April 8 episode of “The Most Dramatic Podcast Ever,” Trista Sutter shared with Harrison that her husband typically manages to “power through” difficult days. However, she admitted that it’s “very scary” when he doesn’t feel well. In a conversation with Chris Harrison on the April 8 episode of “The Most Dramatic Podcast Ever,” Trista Sutter confessed that her husband usually finds ways to cope with his tough days. Nevertheless, she acknowledged that it’s “very scary” when he is unwell. OMITTED
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Ryan Sutter has faced several health challenges lately. In 2021, he was diagnosed with Lyme disease and the Epstein-Barr virus, according to People magazine. OMITTED.
Here’s what you need to know:
Trista Sutter has mentioned that her husband experiences 'a lot of ups and downs' in relation to his health.
Following his diagnosis, Ryan Sutter appeared on his wife’s podcast to discuss his health concerns.
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In a conversation with Harrison on his podcast, Trista Sutter shared that her husband continues to have his good and bad days and hopes to feel better most of the time. She also highlighted his humility, explaining that even when his condition is quite significant, he is reluctant to complain.
Trista Sutter conveyed that her husband has an exceptional ability to endure pain, which she finds remarkable. She stated that if she were in his position, she would likely be bedridden every day, or possibly even hospitalized.
Ryan Sutter believes that he will always have Lyme disease.
Some patients with Lyme disease are able to manage it and lead normal lives, while others experience symptoms for life.
“A small portion of people, despite treatment, go on to experience persistent symptoms such as fatigue and subjective cognitive slowing. These symptoms improve with time, although it can take months and sometimes years,” the Lifespan organization reports.
This appears to be the case for Ryan Sutter.
Ryan Sutter shared on his wife's podcast after his 2021 diagnosis, “It seems like something that I will always have, it’s just that now I know, and I will try to build back my immune system to fight it off.”
At that time, Trista Sutter confessed that watching her husband struggle was not easy.
Trista Sutter said, “It’s been difficult. Seeing the person you love the most in the world struggle is really tough. And he’s a strong, big guy, and oof — to see him get emotional and feel hopeless, all I could do was advocate for him, and that’s what I did.”
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