The Bachelor’s Megan Marx shares throwback picture when she was ‘violently stressed

Megan Marx has shared a sobering throwback photo of herself taken in April when she suffered from stress to highlight her personal progress since then.

The Bachelor star, 33, shared the alarming picture to her Instagram Stories on Monday which showed her wearing an exercise bra and brown dress.

The Western Australian-born beauty looks glum in the snap which was taken during a difficult period in her life.

Megan Marx (pictured) has shared a photo of herself taken in April when she suffered from stress, to highlight her personal progress since then

Fortunately, Megan worked hard to overcome her personal challenges and is set to start the New Year with a positive mindset. 

The brunette beauty captioned the post with some reflective words: ‘April 2022, violently stressed (makes me sad looking at this pic).

‘Counting my blessings starting 2023 happy and healthy,’ she added. 

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The Bachelor star shared the alarming snap to her Instagram Stories on Monday which showed a downbeat Megan wearing an exercise bra and brown dress

It comes after Megan was rushed to hospital in Queensland in 2021 after experiencing severe abdominal pain. 

She required immediate medical attention after getting off a flight from Western Australia.

‘Flew from WA back to Queensland yesterday after six weeks away for this egg donation. Ended up going straight to hospital from the plane,’ she explained in a lengthy Instagram post.

The Western Australian-born beauty looks glum in the snap which was taken during a difficult period in her life 

She said her symptoms included: ‘Severe abdominal swelling and pain, pain on pressure, plus a few other milder symptoms (nausea, dizziness, leg pain, shortness of breath). Unsure if being in the air made it worse.’

Megan was diagnosed with ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS).

‘OHSS is no joke, I can’t imagine how people with severe symptoms deal with this, because it’s just been a week of hell,’ she said.

However, Megan reassured her fans she would pull through: ‘I’ll be fine. Basically the amount of fluid leaking into my body is causing all these issues.’

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Fortunately, Megan worked hard to overcome her personal challenges and is set to start the New Year with a positive mindset