Talented country singer Jana Kramer, 39, recently opened up about her ordeal when she and fiance Alan Russell were hospitalized during their “baby month.”
The couple was in Florida eagerly awaiting the arrival of their first child when things took an unexpected turn. Jana had been documenting her back pain for weeks, but she had no idea how severe it would be.
In a candid Instagram post, Jana emphasized the importance of not giving up on pain and taking care of yourself. She admitted that she was guilty of neglecting her own well-being, which is common among pregnant women.
Jana said she initially dismissed her back pain as a normal part of pregnancy and was hesitant to seek medical advice. However, he was contacted by a kind soul who expressed concern that his pain might be related to his kidneys. This news prompted Yana to reconsider her condition and seek medical help. Unfortunately, the pain became so unbearable that she and Allan decided to go to the hospital.
“After spending two days in the hospital and receiving antibiotics, I realized that I let the infection progress further than it should have,” Jana shared. Alongside her words, she shared photos and videos of her in the hospital bed, hooked up to machines.
Jana Kramer’s advice for those experiencing unexplained pain
Jana wanted her hospital experience not to be in vain. She wanted to share her important lessons with others, encouraging them to listen to their bodies and ignore inexplicable pain. He emphasized the importance of health care and urged his followers to seek treatment if necessary.
Jana also thanked the nurses at Good Samaritan Hospital for taking care of her during her hospital stay. She said she received incredible support and encouragement from her devoted fiance Allan Russell, who refused to leave her and slept in a hospital chair.
In a personal Instagram post, Jana shared more moments from her honeymoon with Allan, including their beach and water adventures. Despite not being well, they made the most of their time and enjoyed every moment.
