Popular DJ Revealed He Had Mysterious Brain Issues Before Disappearing Last Week

The famous San Francisco radio DJ who walked into the unknown this week was found missing, and the friends and family of the DJ are super concerned about him. It is reported that he was last seen at this residence on the 200 Block of King Street.

54-year-old Vandergrift became recognized with Lyme disease in 2021, according to a put-up detailing his journey to the analysis posted on the station’s website.

Jeffrey Vandergrift, known as “JV” to his listeners of the Bay Area’s Wild 94.9 famous music station, has a secret unfolding. He tells how medical doctors were searching to make a correct diagnosis and deal with his health issues for his last show on-air.

He states, discussed during a morning show on Thursday, “The stuff I’ve been going through in my brain that they’re trying to figure out. Ugh. Poor Jeffrey!"

During the show, he added, “The body and the ache and all that stuff; I can handle it. What it’s doing to my mind, there’s no way to describe it to you.” That’s sad, seeing him in unimaginable pain.

Jeffery has been going through a challenging phase for a while; he said that his doctors think something may have “reignited” his old infections.

Less than 24 hours it took for the news to circulate that Vandergrift was reported missing after he was last seen at his home on King Street around 10 pm. So where did he go?

The DJ is considered “at risk,” as the police declared. His relatives have issued an appeal to assist in finding him. But the company said there was no trackable activity on his phone or charges to his credit score cards or bank debts.

Vandergrift deliberately edited the caption of his current Instagram post across the time he vanished. He wrote, “Thank you for a wonderful life filled with joy, laughs, pain & struggle. It’s been a great journey.”

When he posted this caption, his tracked Twitter location at the time of his vanishing said “the other side.” This left everyone wondering. Where could he go? And was it on purpose?

Accomplishing his Lyme disease diagnosis took eight excruciating months, during which Vandergrift persisted in terrible “brain fog” complications, dizziness, and melancholy.

At one phase of Vandergrift’s life, he experienced passing out his automobile. He wrote about that incident where his wife, Natasha Yi, often featured on his radio show, had to call 911.

He further wrote detailing the incident “I snuck out of the closet, headed downstairs with a backpack, a blanket and a photo of Natasha and I on it. I then went to the car and wrapped myself in the blanket. I began guzzling alcohol, swallowing handfuls of sleep and psych meds."

“As I was trying to send an apology email to my bosses at iHeart, I blacked out.” Vandergrift later woke up in the emergency room. Even his bosses at iHeart want him to take a little time off from work.

He said, “some people say that I should seek therapy and psychiatric assistance, while others disagree. Is he really tired from his life?"

“No, an analysis of what's inflicting all of this is needed. He has in no way had melancholy, suicidal thoughts, or these many signs and symptoms,” this is what others, including his psychiatrist, think.

Police have been working closely with Natasha and described Vandergrift as a six-foot, bald, 180 pounds white male with brown eyes, numerous tattoos on his fingers, and one above his right ear.

Fans have been spotted supporting Vandergrift's coworkers and family as they have left a small display of candles, flowers, and signs outside the iHeart radio station building in the Bay Area.

In these testing times, let's just hope for the best and pray that the DJ gets found as soon as possible.