‘Fantastic’: Jojo Todynho talks criticism after bariatric surgery: ‘I want quality of life’

Twelve days after bariatric surgery, jojo todyinho revealed in an interview with Fantastic this Sunday, 20, who faced criticism for carrying out the procedure. According to her, people commented that the singer was afraid of being “erased”.

“There were people who said I was afraid of being canceled. Canceled because I was looking for health? Canceled because I was looking for a better life? I want to be a mother. I want to have a quality of life that I can pass on to my children,” she highlighted. Jojo entered surgery weighing 300 pounds. In order to perform the operation, he needed to lose 20 kilos.

Now, according to her surgeon, the singer needs to lose 30 to 50 pounds. The estimate is individual and depends on Jojo’s metabolic responses.

Decision

The artist opted for surgery after participating in the painting Famous danceFrom Sunday with Hucklast year.

Difficulty moving and passing were factors in this decision. “When you’re overweight you have a certain limit. There was one time I went stepping and hurt my knee. Sometimes I didn’t want to perform because I was insecure,” she commented.

Jojo assessed that he was “reckless” with his own health and that he should “take better care of himself”. The artist also reported that she was sure of her choice after an experience at disney, during your vacation at the beginning of the year. According to the singer, she didn’t fit into the seat of one of the toys, which set off “a trigger.”

Also, Jojo has stated that she wants to become a mother. “When you’re overweight you not only put yourself at risk, but [também] the child.”

Surgery

The operation took place last August 8 and Jojo told it on his social networks only after the operation was carried out. The surgery lasted an hour and fifteen minutes and the singer’s medical team opted for video laparoscopy, which was considered less invasive.

Last Tuesday, Jojo said she’s already been cleared by her doctor to go to college and go to the beach, and argued that each person must go through their own recovery process. “Everyone lives their own process, everyone lives their own journey. And that’s okay. I’m here to empower people who are looking for quality of life. To people who are looking for a healthy life. I’m not here to dictate morals for anyone”, he said.

Source: Terra