Nanne Grönvall about the collapse: "May cry eight hours"

It has been two years since Nanne Grönvall collapsed and was diagnosed with Fatigue Syndrome. She is back in the role of Miss Hannigan in the classics of "Annie" music directed by Eva Rydberg. But in TV4's "Morning News", the artist tells her that she still has a long way to go before she is completely restored.

"I was absent from work for a whole year and I still have a good job, so I hesitated to do it," she told program manager Jenny Alversjö .

"The collapse meant that the whole body was going to bed, the brain and everything else.

"Many visits to acute"

In the program, she tells him that long before the collapse, she understood that she was working too much, but that it was difficult to slow down.

"I always believe that" oh, I can do it, I can do it. "I think it's fun and it's a shame to land a job as much as I've received, but in the end, it just broke."

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When Grönvall spoke about the period before the collapse and the feeling that she was told about sick leave, her voice broke and she struggled to hold back her tears.

"It was a constant visit to the treble where it was happening all the time and you did not know what it was until I collapsed and had this diagnosis." It was also difficult when the doctor said it was such a fatigue that I could not work at all, she says.

"When I get home, I'm so tired that I only cry hour by hour, and at the same time, I'm stressed not to be sick for a long time, then I can cry for eight hours on the rake, sleep fifteen o'clock, wake up and cry again.

On the way back

Today, she tells him that she is on her way home, but she understands that she has a long way to go before she is fully restored. At the same time, she recently thanked her husband and family for the support provided.

"I have never felt as calm and harmonious as now, my husband, my family and my friends bring the best support in the world, they have been invaluable support." not easy to have someone crying hour after hour.

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