Juliana “Furia” Scaglione, who recently left the house of Big Brother 2023 (Telefe)set off alarms among all his fans. During her time in the most famous house in the country, the young woman became the most loved and hated participant due to her controversial strategies and her violent treatment of her colleagues. In the last hours, A fact revealed by his sister “Coy” worried his fans.
It turns out that several weeks ago, it was learned that “Furia” suffers from leukemia. The news generated a huge commotion within the contest, and as if that were not enough, recently the contestant once again worried her fans, since instead of resting, she did not stop going out and working. That is why His sister “Coy” made a strong statement on her social networks.
After seven months of confinement, Juliana came out to real life, facing the constant stimuli of the street and her fans chasing her. “Fury” joined Spacea Twitter platform that allows interaction with followers and, in the middle of a chat with her fans, her sister was heard saying: “They have to understand that their brain is very fragile”.
“If everyone loves her, I ask you to please be careful with your words, because it is a lot of information and this will be a short circuit in your brain later. Sorry I’m challenging you, but you have to understand that your brain is very fragile, until a week or two when the adrenaline goes down.“, he asked the fans of “Furia.”
Then, “Coy” reminded his sister: “You need to be careful, because it’s going to hurt you.. You have a very high level of anxiety and dopamine, so you have to try to balance that calmly, there is a lot you are about to go through.”
Juliana “Furia” Scaglione’s statements about HIV in Big Brother that caused controversy
One of the most repudiated moments of “Furia” was his statements about HIV. It all happened during a talk with Emmanuel Vich, while they were talking about “El Chino’s” girlfriend, Marisol, in reference to the conflicts they had during their coexistence in the house. “Tintu is a great actress. Wow, I realized, I know you couldn’t talk to me but I realized how he treated you and that he couldn’t even see me”the young woman began saying.
Then he continued: “I couldn’t even see myself. Do you know what it feels like when someone is envious and angry with you? She connected with the whole house but not with me. What do I have? HIV? Do I smell like shit? That I have?“His statements went viral and thousands of users asked Del Moro and the production of the contest to take action in this regard.
Given this, Fundación Huésped released an important statement on its X account. “Hey, they were asking us to release data on #HIV. It’s always a good opportunity to learn: Reliable, evidence-based information can help us break down prejudice and stigmatization. Here we leave you some key data to take into account,” the publication begins by saying, in which they highlight that “HIV does not present symptoms” and that “we cannot assume that someone has or does not have HIV based on their physical appearance or sexual orientation. “, the post begins.
And he points out: “The only way to know if a person lives with the virus is to take a test. And only the person who lives with HIV can tell it. It is also important to know that HIV is only transmitted in 3 ways: through unprotected sexual relations, through blood-to-blood contact, or during pregnancy, childbirth, or breastfeeding. And they are all preventable.”
In addition, the entity highlighted that “having sexual relations using a condom, a sneeze, a hug, a kiss, a mosquito bite, sharing a towel or the bathroom do not transmit the virus” and that “an HIV diagnosis does not define you”. “A person who lives with the virus and accesses treatment can have good quality and turn HIV into a chronic disease. Even if you sustain the treatment adequately, do not transmit the virus sexually.. We are always here to answer all the questions that may arise. If you want to know more, you can follow us on social networks, contact us or visit our website,” the text closes.
