Runaway June’s Jennifer Wayne Diagnosed With COVID-19
Jennifer Wayne, part of BBR Music Group trio Runaway June, revealed that she has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Wayne shared the news with her fans through an Instagram post on April 15.
She also shared how she has been fighting the COVID-19 virus, and said she plans to donate plasma to help others.
Wayne’s statement is below:
“I’ve been struggling with whether or not to share, because to be honest it’s kind of rocked me and I wasn’t sure that putting it on a public platform was right for me. But as I’ve been telling people, I’ve had so many people reach out and say they have/had the virus and what did I do, what were my symptoms etc. So anyway, I am sharing this because I did contract Covid 19 (I’m assuming from the grocery store, it’s the only place I’ve been?!) and I had some great advice from doctors and friends and family (@travelingwithfinn !)… and this helped me kick this things ass. Everyone is different, and each body’s immune system fights it off in a different way, so I am definitely not saying I have any answers… just wanted to share what I did in case it helps. I loaded up on Vitamin C, Vitamin D3, B complex; chaga mushrooms and ZINC! Lots of Zinc. I also drank more water and Gatorade then I ever have in my life. I wanted to flush that thing out of my system. Those vitamins and staying hydrated and rest were a lifesaver for me. I’ve read lots of articles about what to do as far as self isolation etc… but not so many on what to do to combat it because there is so much unknown. But that seemed to really help me and I really felt I needed to share. Next up, donating my blood and plasma to help others. Sorry for the long post, and sending LOTS of love to all of you and hope you are staying healthy and safe!”
Jennifer Wayne, along with her Runaway June cohorts Hannah Mulholland and Naomi Cooke released the project Blue Roses last year and earned a Top 5 country radio single with “Buy My Own Drinks.” They also opened for Carrie Underwood’s Cry Pretty Tour 360.
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