Azriel Hermansyah Receives Care and Support from Sarah Menzel When Infected with Typhus, Ashanty is Delighted

Kapanlagi.com - A few days ago, Azriel Hermansyah underwent intensive treatment at a hospital in Bali. The cause was due to exhaustion and lack of rest, which resulted in typhoid infection.

As is known, Anang Hermansyah's family has just returned from their long journey to Dubai and Turkey for Ashanty's autoimmune treatment. After completing the quarantine upon returning from abroad, Azriel immediately flew to Bali to celebrate his girlfriend, Sarah Menzel's birthday.

"Jiel has symptoms of typhoid. He was stubborn, coming home from Turkey with jet lag, and shortly after the quarantine, he followed Sarah to Bali, went hiking, and engaged in activities with little sleep, which eventually led to typhoid infection," said Ashanty, who was met in the Pondok Indah area, South Jakarta, on Tuesday (23/6/2021).

1. Sarah Menzel is being treated

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Of course Ashanty panicked when she found out that Azriel Hermansyah was taken to the hospital while far away from her. Luckily, in Bali, Azriel's girlfriend, Sarah Menzel, is there to take care of him and accompany him.

"I also thought about it, he has never been sick before but he is far away from me. Thank God Sarah and her mother are helping to take care of him. I feel more at ease now. In the past, I would have immediately left. But now Jiel says, 'It's okay, Mom, Sarah is here,' huuuh, how sweet," Ashanty said while laughing.

2. The Pain That Washes Away Sins

The health condition of the A6 family has been tested in the past few weeks. Aurel had a miscarriage with Atta Halilintar, Anang recently had kidney stone removal surgery, and Azriel was infected with typhoid fever. As a mother and wife, Ashanty sees these facts as a way to wash away sins.

"I always believe that illness can happen anytime. Hopefully, it will be a redemption for us, that's what they say. Let's think positively, keep our immune system strong, and follow health protocols," Ashanty concluded.

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