ADAPTATION
The former contestant has explained how she is adapting to her pre-reality life after 100 days.
Mediaset Spain
By Fernando S. Palenzuela
June 23, 2024 | 17:33
The more than three months that the ‘Survivors’ contestants spend in Honduras in these extreme conditions end up taking their toll. Once they arrive in Spain, The process of adapting to what your life was like is slow., as we have seen on other occasions with other participants. After 100 days of adventure, Blanca Manchón has shared a video in which she explained What are the consequences that you suffer?.
“The most radical thing upon returning has been the noises. A siren, the whistle of a car…”, he said on his Instagram account, where he assured that the tranquility experienced in the keys is very different from the hustle and bustle of the city. In this sense, he has also indicated that It is difficult for him to walk down a street with many people who have several conversations at the same time. What’s more, even the moment she heard the noise of the plane’s engine she wanted to get out of there.
Blanca Manchón in ‘Survivors 2024’
“Another thing that I have a little bad about is eating with a knife and fork.“, he confessed, because he feels the impulse to take food with his hands, as he did in ‘Survivors’. In addition, the continuous thought that he has experienced related to the lack of food causes him to not be able to see any food and not to enter. the nerve of save it or eat it directly.
Sleep on the floor
The athlete has not revealed any physical consequences beyond the injuries she has in her legs and arms and that are due to mosquito bites, reward trials, or collecting firewood. In the video he has especially revealed all those that are psychological in nature and, among them, one that is very common in former contestants: the need to sleep on the floor. “At night I’m in a normal bed and at 4 in the morning I lie down on the hard, cold ground and sleep like a baby.“, he said.
