Capital Radio DJ reveals life-changing health diagnosis after ‘delaying doctor for lash appointment’
A CAPITAL Radio DJ has revealed a life-changing health diagnosis after ‘delaying doctor for a lash appointment.’
Zofia Rogers of Capital Dance fame took to social media to tell her 12,000 followers what had happened.
She wrote: “Health update: After months of appointments, tests, scans and investigations I finally have a diagnosis of MS (multiple sclerosis).
“This has come as a huge shock to me as I never expected it to be something like this, and I’ll have to have lifelong treatment to manage my symptoms and make sure it doesn’t get any worse.”
She continued: "I'm really lucky that I've found it super early and I only had 2 lesions on my brain so hopefully with correct treatment it will stay at a mild level.
"Although I'm massively in shock at this outcome and it wasn't something I was expecting, I'm also relieved to finally know what's been making me feel so unwell for so long. "
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The radio star said she's been referred to an MS specialist, who "will be able to get [her] started on treatment."
She ended her poignant statement by saying: "I'd love to connect with other people who have MS as I'm still trying to learn and understand more of what it all looks like, and kind of wrap my head around it too."
Zofia has presenting her Capital Dance show for over two years.
Before this, she was a DJ Promotions Assistant, and a Presenter on Select Radio.
She appeared from the Capital studio after sharing the news of her MS.
Talking to her doting fans, Zofia said: "Thank you so much for the messages about my last couple of stories.
"I really debated sharing this, but I really wanted to connect with some other people who are also going through a similar diagnosis, so that's why I chose to share it and obviously it's going to be part of my life so. "
She also discussed what her first symptoms were, after saying a lot of people had asked her.
Continuing: "I will write something tomorrow where I've properly thought of everything."
