Jenna Jameson, 47, arrived at a hospital in Hawaii unable to stand. Vomiting that would not stop, legs that no longer responded. Doctors pointed to something specific: Guillain-Barré syndrome, a rare autoimmune disorder in which the body itself attacks its neurons until it paralyzes them.
Treatment with intravenous immunoglobulin began immediately. She herself recorded a video from the stretcher to clarify something important: it had nothing to do with a COVID-19 vaccine.
But a few days later, everything changed. Her partner, Lior Bitton, said on social media that after a second test and five rounds of treatment, that diagnosis was ruled out. Doctors had to start from scratch with new neurological examinations. So far, no one knows for certain what she really has.
