The singer said her first crisis occurred in 2004 and that she had help from her fans to accept her diagnosis
The singer Wanessa Camargo spoke about his diagnosis of panic syndromewhich he had had for 20 years, but which he preferred to keep secret. The artist said that her first crisis occurred in 2004. “No one talked about it. They saw me as crazy and I didn’t want people to see me like that, I hid it from the public, I hid it from everyone” , he said in an interview with Who.
“This second time, after almost 20 years, I understood that it was part of my role as a communicator, in some way as an influencer, to share with my audience a vulnerability that I was experiencing and that I could contribute to other people who were experiencing this” , continued the former BBB.
Zezé’s daughter also talks about the support she has received from fans, family and friends after leaving BBB 24. “I am the spring that lifts you. My family, my friends, the people with whom I have lived in 41 years of life have been essential for me to be able to have this place of welcome and support,” he told the publication.
He also said that even though he didn’t ask for help to feel better, the people who were by his side understood what he needed. “My look, my way of speaking, my way of speaking spoke and everyone understood. Including the people who have followed me for years and who have given me all the support and love in the world”, concluded the singer.
In the interview, she also spoke about social media exposure and how it affects her as an artist. He also highlighted the demand he feels for numbers in the music world.
Source: Terra
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