Jack Osbourne Reveals How He Almost Died
Jack Osbourne had a near-death experience not too long ago that is even more terrifying than his dad, Ozzy Osbourne biting the head off of a bat. Recently, Jack detailed his harrowing experience. So, what did he have to say about everything he went through?
Jack Osbourne Had A Near-Death Experience
When most people think of Jack Osbourne, Ozzy Osbourne, and the entire family, things dark, occult, and macabre in nature generally come to mind. Unfortunately for Jack Osbourne, he lived through an experience that was straight out of a horror movie.
Recently, on an episode of The Osbournes Podcast, Jack Osbourne gave every gritty detail of what he endured. It’s enough to turn even the most iron of stomachs according to what Jack had to say about the entire ordeal.
Osbourne Details Illness That Almost Killed Him In Recent Podcast
The way Jack Osbourne tells it, he said he got Leptospirosis. This is a bacterial disease that is caused by rat urine. The 38-year-old said of his experience: “I got leptospirosis, which is just like a crazy viral disease. Yeah, that sucked.”
Unfortunately for Jack, he got the condition after trekking through the jungle in Malaysia. Jack Osbourne added: “I got really sick when I got out of the jungle but it took about two weeks.” Ozzy and Sharon’s son went on, saying how the symptoms didn’t really hit until he was in Finland. Jack Osbourne said: “I got really sick up there… I literally was dying. This wasn’t like a fake thing.”
Making things even worse, the doctors in Finland could not diagnose him. He had to fly to London. All while experiencing terrible symptoms.
What Was The Cause Of Near-Fatal Condition For Jack Osbourne?
It turns out, Jack Osbourne had leech bites at the bottom of his feet. While exploring in the jungle, he stepped in a puddle that had rat urine in it. This one misstep set this whole terrible experience in motion.
Some symptoms of Leptospirosis include fever, vomiting, chills, and jaundice. What makes this tricky is that not everyone who gets infected shows symptoms. According to the CDC, if not taken care of, this can lead to kidney damage, meningitis, liver failure, respiratory distress, and death.
Treating Leptospirosis involves administering antibiotics. Luckily for Jack Osbourne, his situation was treated early enough that he recovered. Certainly, he has a real-life horror story to recount from one of his recent adventures in the jungle. Luckily for him and the rest of his family, this real-life horror story had a positive resolution.
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