The episode took place when the singer was at the beginning of her career and was about to turn 18.
Paola Fernandes recalled the difficult time she suffered from depression and considered taking her own life during a podcast interview Chat with Cle. The episode took place when the singer was at the beginning of her career and was about to turn 18.
“I went into depression and chose the window I would jump out of. My mother saved me: ‘if you jump first I’ll jump with you because I can’t stand being without you’. This is how it was, “said the artist. At the time Paula had been in Sao Paulo for a few years trying to leverage her career, but the professional and financial difficulties and the fragility of Paula meant that the artist and her mother returned to live in Belo Horizonte (MG).
“He said: ‘Let’s go back to Belo Horizonte’. We came back with one hand in front and the other too. We didn’t have a whore in our pocket. I had achieved nothing and was frustrated, depressed and sick. I’m a toothpick because I lost 7 kg at once and my hair fell out, “recalled the sertaneja.
Paula also revealed that it took a while to accept the diagnosis: “I didn’t accept that I had depression, but the beginning of my treatment was the moment I accepted that I was sick, that it was chemistry and I needed. to take medicine, that I had to visit a psychiatrist and it wasn’t crazy, and my family would say “Paula went crazy”, “Where’s the songwriter in the house?”, “The songwriter didn’t shoot anything”.
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Source: Terra
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