Hindi pa rin tinitigilan ng mga body shamer ang title holder ng Miss Universe crown na si Harnaaz Sandhu hinggil sa kapansin-pansin na paglobo ng kanyang katawan.
Sa kanyang inilabas na pahayag kamakailan, muli niyang ipinaliwanag sa kanyang mga tagahanga ang pambihirang auto immune disease na kanyang nilalabanan.
“I’m one of those individuals who was first bullied that ‘she’s too skinny’ and now they bully me by saying ‘she’s fat’. I can’t eat wheat flour and many other things,” saad ni Miss Universe Harnaaz Sandhu.
Nauna na itong ipinaliwanang ni Harnaaz ilang buwan na ang nakakalipas.
“Around 10-30% of the global population suffer from food allergies. I am having gluten allergy that is common and relatable to a major proportion of people worldwide which is manageable by just eliminating a few food groups from the diet,” matatandaang paliwanag ni Harnaaz noong April.
Ang gluten allergy o karaniwang tinatawag na celiac disease ay isang serious autoimmune disorder kung saan ang tanging treatment lang sa ngayon ay ang pag-iwas sa mga gluten-containing foods.
Gayunpaman hindi pa rin nagpapatinag ang mga basher at patuloy na inookray ang pagtaba ni Harnaaz. May nagsasabi pang nabuntis na ito. Ang ilan naman ay sinabing dapat magresign na lamang ito at ibigay ang crown kay Peru.
May ilan pang nagdududa dahil bakit nagain lamang ito ng weight matapos ma-koronahan.
“But why it happened right after the pageant? So meaning nag trigger lang dahil simula sya kumain after the pageant? That means its controlable. Sana ibigay nya nalang ke peru ang crown kesa ma bash sya everyday,” unsolicited comment mula sa isa pang Pinoy netizens.
“You eat wheat flour after winning? You only get allergic after winning? You already knew the problem and you still eating? Then you better not win the crown for best shape.” dagdag naman ng isa pa.
Matatandaang nauna nang inamin ni Harnaaz na nasasaktan siya sa panlalait sa kanyang body shape ngayon. Gayunpaman, pinipili niyang maging matatag at maging inspirasyon sa iba.
“I was really disheartened people bashing me for my weight gain but I didn’t let them describe me. There are young girls, like seven, six-year-old girls and even boys, looking up to me and if they see me being timid; if they see me being not strong enough, I don’t think that would be the right way to be that impactful person or inspire them,” ani Harnaaz.
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