Erin Moriarty: “The Boys” star reports fans of diagnosis

“The Boys” star Erin Moriarty (30) lives with an autoimmune disease. The actress announced that her disease, also known as a Basedov disease, was diagnosed. This goes hand in hand with an overactive thyroid gland, the organ also increases in many cases.

In her social media post, Moriarty pointed out that people with autoimmune diseases would show different symptoms. However, she could say to her experiences: “If I had not attributed everything to stress and fatigue, I would have noticed it earlier. A month ago I was diagnosed with Basedow’s disease.”

However, the actress gave other affected hope: “Within 24 hours after the start of the treatment, I felt how I got strength again. Since then I have been feeling better.” She appealed to her followers to go to the doctor if they should feel worse than usual. “Don’t just hold out and do not take the suffering; you deserve to feel good. Life is difficult enough,” she added.

For her message, the actress shared a photo series with a few selfies, in which she seems tired and chipped and then happily again. She also hung a course of text from the chat with her mother. “I’m serious; I really need help,” Moriarty wrote her. “I feel sick tonight. I feel so shitty and so far from my true self that I can’t live on forever.”

In a text message to her father, she apparently described how much better she was doing after the start of the treatment. “Damn, so I should feel like that? I missed something,” she wrote to him.

Erin Moriarty can currently be seen in the fourth season of the “The Boys” series, which started on Friday at Prime Video. In it she plays Annie January, who as a superhero bears the name Starlight. It belongs to the superhero group “Die 7”, which originally should protect humanity. While trying to keep their power, the “The Boys” want to hold them accountable for illegal activities.