Demi Lovato is opening up about finding hope after her mental health treatment.
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The singer held a discussion about her five in-patient mental health treatments with with Dr. Charlie Shaffer.
“I have been to inpatient treatment five times, and it has something that every single time I walked back into a treatment center, I felt defeated,” she said via People.
“And I know that experience firsthand, but I think the glimmer of hope was when I started putting in the work and I started to, whether it was work, a program, or talk to my treatment team and build relationships there,” she continued.
“I think the glimmer of hope started to change when I started to find joy and the little things in life. And that was something that was so foreign to me before because I was so used to, so used to not seeing hope,” she furthered.
“It felt like I had hit rock bottom and I just knew what I needed to do, which was to live a life in recovery. And that was something that I pushed off for so long,” she shared.
Lovato also said finding the right medication helped her and shared that she is grateful for all that she has overcome.
That’s liberal mentality. It leads to destruction and mental issues.
We need to go back to reality. Men are men and women are women. Society needs common sense.
I thought she dead…