In essence, the fight against anxiety and depression may be lonely. When you are in the middle, you will feel completely alone. So it can be comforting, even saving lives, reminding you that you are not alone. Some of our most successful and well-known celebrities, athletes and politicians are people who are estimated to have 350 million people worldwide and have learned to live. Their depression. Here are the celebrities - from online TV stars to pop queens to best-selling authors - they share their struggles and strategies to overcome depression and anxiety and hope to help others feel less isolated in their own battles.
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appeared in "Talk" last year After decades of struggle with depression, Michelle Williams, a former child member of the destiny, decided to seek professional help. The singer wrote in a recent post: "Over the years, I have been working to raise awareness of mental health and to enable people to recognize when to seek help from those who care and care about your health. And guidance.” “I recently listened to my advice to thousands of people around the world and sought the help of a great health care professional team.” According to TMZ, Williams was in Los Angeles in mid-July. A mental health treatment institution was inspected outside the place. "Today, I am proud, happy, and healthy to stand up as a person who will continue to lead by example, because I tirelessly advocate people who need improvement," Williams continued. "If you change your mind, you can change your life."
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Ariana Grande remained silent on the impact of the 2017 Manchester explosion on her mental health. “It’s hard to talk because so many people have suffered such a huge loss,” she told the UK last month.Version of Vogue. "I don't think I should talk about my own experience - just like I shouldn't even say anything." Now, the 25-year-old popnstar is opening up her experiences and anxiety about post-traumatic stress disorder. “I will be happy, beautiful and happy, they will suddenly attack me,” she explained in an interview with Elle’s August 2018 cover story. "I have always been anxious, but I have never been physically. I have felt this feeling upside down for a few months." Grande proved that even if she did not suffer any physical harm, she might not be affected by the attack. Other people's emotional damage, her struggle with mental illness is real and effective. Credit: Nicholas Hunt / FilmMagic / GettyImages 3. Lena Headey
In a recent episode of "Wild Wildness", "Power The game" actress discussed her fight against depression and said "I just feel like you don't share and you don't have contact, you just create more isolation, which is a lot for all of us." A very bad thing. "This is not the first time Headey has been open to her struggles. In 2017, she used the digital magazine “EDIT” to reveal her diagnosis of postpartum depression, saying “I did the first year [in the game of power” in that space], found out the motherhood, and personally spent a strange time. Time. This is tricky. "
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Jenner recently opened to Vogue After three and a half years of hard work, the world's highest-paid model found herself suffering from anxiety and anxiety, severe neck pain. “I started to consciously slow down at the beginning of 2017, spending more time and being more selective, not just what my agent told me to do,” she told Vogue, who decided to solve her anxiety. The most useful form of medicine? Go back to her old love for riding."I have done this all my life - this is my life," Jenner said. "This makes me very happy." Source: Pascal Le Segretain / Getty Images Entertainment / GettyImages 5. Marie Osmond
Depression does not age discrimination Some people didn't experience it until later. This is the case with the beloved little sister Mary Osmond, who encountered a serious post when he was 40. - Postpartum depression after her seventh child was born. While launching a talk show with her brother and used to call, Osmond suddenly found herself in tears on her kitchen floor and couldn't cope. "This can't be me, crashing in hysteria, not even knowing my own wailing," Osmond wrote in a 2008 book: "Behind the Smile: My Postpartum Depression Tour." "It's not me, shakes the core, and falls into the deepest despair." When antidepressants didn't work, Osmond found her way out through a combination of acupuncture, diet and hormone therapy. "This is a physical factor that can be repaired," Osmond said. "I know: I am a survivor. Believe me, I don't think I can survive. There are answers there that need to be found."
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In the third season of the long science fiction show "Supernatural" Former "Gilmore Girls" actor Jared Padalecki found himself in the middle of an emotional breakdown. A doctor came to his trailer and, after talking to him for 45 minutes, sent a shocking message: Padalecki suffered from clinical depression. "It's like hitting me like a pile of bricks," the actor told Variety in 2015. "I am only 25 years old. I have my own TV show. I have a dog I like and a lot of friends. I am a worshiper from the fans. I am very satisfied with my work, but I can't figure out what it is. My point of view does not always make sense. “Before this year, Padalecki launched the Always Keep Fighting T-shirt campaign to help people who are depressed and committed suicide.” It’s not shameful to deal with these things,” the actor said. “There is no shame to fight every day. Source: Alberto E. Rodriguez / Getty Images Entertainment / GettyImages 7. Drew Carey
Comedians turn to "price is right" host for many years He has always been open to his frustrated fighting and revealed in 2007 that it used to be so bad that he had tried suicide twice before he was in his 20s. Because of his daily work, he found it difficult for me to ask for help. "Living in Hollywood...you may feel that you are the only one," he said. "You stick to it, you don't let it go, you won't try to find help, because you think, 'Oh, man, If I tell anyone, I will feel like I am weak. I won't get a movie deal! 'He believes in his beliefs and goals, helps him overcome it, and reads every self-help book he gets. "I have been reading these things," said Carey. "I am always bigger and better. Stronger and happier. "Credit: Neilson Barnard / Getty Images Entertainment / GettyImages 8. Emma Thompson
The Oscar winner said her first clinical The time of depression attacked her in the most untimely time: in 15 months in the mid-1980s, London revived the incredible cheerful musical "Me and my girl." "I think if I [cursed] again When Lambeth walks, I will [swear] vomit," she said to the Daily Mail in 2014.After her first husband, Kenneth, broke up, her depression broke out again. Brana. She believes that writing a script of "sense and emotion" will later lead to an Oscar award to help save her - not that she will necessarily recommend it. “I used to climb from the bedroom to the computer and sit down and write, then I will be fine, because I am not there,” Thompson told the 4th radio station in 2010. "'Sense and emotion' really keeps me from entering, I think, this is a very annoying way." Credit: Tim P. Whitby /Getty ImagesEntertainment / GettyImages [123 9. Billy Joel
In 2001, a depression that has been stunned by singers for many years has triggered a lot of reported drinking and unstable behavior. “I happened to be in New York in the 9/11 incident and it had a devastating effect on me,” he said. "It hits me like a pile of bricks," Joel told the Telegraph in 2013. “I fell into deep depression and started drinking. I lost confidence in human nature.” He checked the rehabilitation center in 2015 to help with excessive drinking and sought help in the ongoing fight against depression. Favorite inspiration? Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai. "She is an antidote," said the "Piano Man" singer. "We need people like this."
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Mike C.oppola / NBC / Getty Images Entertainment / GettyImages 10. Catherine Zeta-JonesFew people, whether celebrities or others, are more open to the "Chicago" actress than to the Oscar winners. Although she has been privately responding to her bipolar disorder for most of her life, after the diagnosis of her husband Michael Douglas in 2010, the symptoms of the disease gradually disappeared and she decided to go public. "This is not something I want to shout from the roof," the actress often sought treatment to keep her disordered and told the Telegraph in 2013. "But when it does expose, I know if I am the only oneA person who has it or must handle it in his daily work. So if I help anyone by discussing poles or depression, that's fine. "
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Jeff Spicer / Getty Images Entertainment / GettyImages 11. Buzz AldrinA lunar journey from his back, Alder Lin returned to the earth with depression and curbed his alcoholism. "I am experiencing a melancholy thing," Aldrin said in the 2001 issue of Today's Psychology. "After returning from the moon I really don't have a plan for the future. So I have to re-examine my life. “He gave up drinking in 1977 and thought that keeping him awake was his most impressive achievement.” [This may be one of my biggest challenges,” Aldrin said, in addition to being awake, he He is also committed to being the chairman of the National Mental Health Program. "But it is also the most satisfying one because it gives me a feeling of comfort and relaxation. I
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Fraser Harrison / Getty Images Entertainment / GettyImages ] 12. Joey VottoAdmit that depression is for anyone It's a challenge, but it may be the most profound for professional athletes who have been trained to hide perceived weaknesses. This makes Votto, the former National League MVP and the Cincinnati Reds' perennial All-Star first baseman, so open to the debilitating depression caused by his father's sudden death in 2008, which is even more encouraging. The next season, he was scheduled to start from the game for his anxiety before he finally got time, open to himself, his doctor and his family. It all is different. "I really didn't admit how important it is to express what I care about inside," Votto told ESPN in 2009. After getting his help, Votto briefly opened a foundation in his hometown of Toronto to help veterans deal with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Votto said: "I can't relate to what the military has experienced, but I can sayI have experienced some physical symptoms similar to what they have experienced. "
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Jared Wickerham / Getty Images Sport / Getty Images 13. Lady Gagais plagued by the identity of fans, depression and suicide, popular She has appeared in her struggle against depression. “I have experienced depression and anxiety throughout my life,” Gaga said to Billboard in early 2015. “I endure this pain every day. "To help her fans and maintain their point of view, the singer founded the Born This Way Foundation, focusing on the mental health and emotional intelligence problems of her teens who have struggled with her and some of her fans. "When I started to care about them, and When I saw myself in them, I felt that I had to do something that would remind them that the child is not alone," Gaga said. "When they feel isolated, it leads to suicide. "
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Christopher Polk / Getty Images Entertainment / GettyImages 14. JK RowlingLong before creating the most modern fictional world, Rowling is a poor single mother living in Scotland and suffering from depression. "Clinical depression is a terrible place," Harry Potter's creator told Oprah in 2010. "[Although] I have a tendency to be depressed from a very young age, but when I am 23 to 28, it becomes very serious. It was no feeling. "Inspired by her newborn daughter and a series of books, she pulled herself out of a spiral that almost engulfed her. "I am still alive. I also have a daughter I admire. I have an old typewriter and a big idea, so the foundation of my life reconstruction has become solid," Rowling said to the graduates at the Harvard graduation ceremony. "Life without failure is impossible unless you live so carefully. Otherwise you may not have a life at all. "
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Rob Stothard / Getty Images EnteRtainment / GettyImages 15. Renee Russo[People with Bipolar Disorder for life, "Get Shorty" actress revealed her diagnosis in 2014. She wants to share her story to support those who treat her condition with the help of drugs like her. This is a situation that often causes shame, but it shouldn't. Rosso said in 2014, "For all those who are in trouble and feel bad about taking drugs, I have to say... it doesn't matter, you will Finish it. It's not easy, but you will finish it. "
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What do you think?Do you have a struggle for anxiety or depression? What have you done to get help? Are you aware of these stars and their own struggles with anxiety and depression? Does it help you recover? Do you see them as inspiration in any way? Share your thoughts and questions in the comments section below. Remember, you will never be alone in the struggle.
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