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He is one of the most vocal singers in the country and almost always runs with his popular dance group, Lasse Stefanz.
But this travel agency is a bit like a fight for 62-year-old Olle Jönsson, who has type 2 diabetes and has already suffered from a myocardial infarction.
Peter Jihde accompanies the dance group for a day on TV3's "Live Without Dying" and puts Jönsson against the wall for his diabetes.
"If I had chosen, I would have rather had a heart attack than diabetes, because when that was corrected, that was corrected," says Olle Jönsson in the program.
He explains how the group is adapted to the disease – but it's up to him to take care of his diet to feel good.
"We try to stay regularly and kiss each other … The nights are hell, I can beat him, I'll do it, but I'll be late too late." It's up to you to decide, you decide how you want, "he says in" Live Without Dying ".
READ MORE: Jihde confronts Olle Jönsson about his diabetes
Peter Jidhe: "A slow death sentence"
Before suffering from type 2 diabetes, Olle Jönsson chose a restaurant based on her request. Now he chooses to reward himself with a cookie or similar product once a week, while he has been eating well for a while.
Peter Jihde calls the diagnosis of a "slow death sentence".
– Many people who contract this disease call it a slow death sentence, what do you think?
"That's what you're wrong with," said the artist.
He tells her that he is afraid of having cold feet, which can affect diabetes.
"It would be a cracked Olle Jönsson, I do not think I'm going to sit and sing in a wheelchair, it's all there," says the artist.
Photo: TV3
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Kissed blood before playing – continued anyway
Peter Jihde stays and dances on the dance floor when the group appears in Gotland, but when it breaks in the long run, Olle Jönsson reveals how bad it is.
The artist kissed the blood before playing – but chose to continue working instead of going to the hospital.
– No further now. It has nothing to do with sugar, but I usually kiss before going on stage. It did not work well, there was no kissing. On the other hand, the blood came. So, I am going to the emergency room in Visby tonight. Because it's terrible to be kissed and unable to pee, he says.
"I'm sad for you to sit there and give it to other people when you really should be on the way to the hospital," said Peter Jihde, and Jönsson agrees :
– It's like that. If I had been home, I immediately went to the hospital, but it is a bit difficult here. I am so tired of being sick. There is no end, "said Olle Jönsson.
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