Jenelle Evans Roasts Fan For Saying Her Cyst Isn’t A Big Concern

Jenelle Evans always seems to get the bad rep. She is in the headlines for many days. Now, Jenelle Evans has made concerned her fans by using #trauma in her new TikTok video.

Jenelle Evans “Teen Mom 2” generated outrage among her fans, most of them probably stick around just to rage on her from time to time. She used the hashtag “trauma” in one of her TikTok videos. The MTV star previously said she was diagnosed with a tumor and cyst in the spine.

The song was “designed” for her, according to the North Carolina native. Evans’ fans rallied around her in the TikTok video’s comment section.

“The media always tries to bring you down, it’s pathetic. They always reaching. U have fans who love u and ur amazing, don’t ever forget that.”

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“You okay girl?”

“I’m sorry for everything your [sic] going threw [sic] with your health big fan and I hope you get help with it all does not sound good.”

Since doctors discovered tumors and cysts, the mother of three hasn’t felt like herself. She claims the masses have made her left side of her body weak. She is also frightened of becoming paralyzed. Jenelle used her social media platform to chastise a fan who said that a cyst wasn’t a big concern.

“You know what, you’re so right. It doesn’t cause any issues until you go paralyzed, or you can’t hold your bowels anymore, or um, have left arm weakness like I do. Or, you know, get a nerve study done and show left side weakness in your body.”

“Let’s compare who’s worse than who here. This is not a competition. Just to clarify: I have cysts and tumors. And, yeah, when a cyst isn’t in your spine, it isn’t an issue. But when it’s in your spine, it is. I mean, just use Google.”

Jenelle was a bit angry with the fan who said cyst isn’t a big concern. Let’s hope Jenelle will recover soon so that fans can see her on TikTok once again. To know more about your favorite celeb stay tuned to thirstyfornews.

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