Apprentice hopeful Shama Amin, 41, QUITS the show due to arthritis
'I'm strong enough mentally but my body won't let me carry on': Apprentice hopeful Shama Amin, 41, QUITS show due to agony of her rheumatoid arthritis In scenes set to air on this week's episode, the businesswoman tells Lord Alan Sugar that she has 'made the difficult decision to leave the process' Rheumatoid arthritis occurs when the immune system turns on the body and attacks cells that line the joints and is more common in women than men She says: 'Mentally, I was strong enough to carry on. But my body wasn’t allowing me to carry on. So I had no choice but to make a difficult decision'
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Apprentice hopeful Shama Amin has quit the show due to the pain she faces with her rheumatoid arthritis.
In scenes set to air on this week's episode, the businesswoman, 41, tells Lord Alan Sugar that she has 'made the difficult decision to leave the process' as the physical demands have become too much when paired with her condition.
Rheumatoid arthritis occurs when the immune system turns on the body and attacks cells that line the joints. The condition often hits in teens or 20s, can be linked to genetics and is more common in women than men.
Shama, who hales from Bradford and owns her own
