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“I came to terms with death and despite being privileged, I took seven psychotropic drugs and suffered from a stutter”

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“I came to terms with death and despite being privileged, I took seven psychotropic drugs and suffered from a stutter”

Fedez, the Italian rapper and social media influencer, opened up about his struggles with mental health in a public debate held in Turin on Tuesday. The meeting, part of the event “a community that heals”, was organized by the Acmos association and the Circolo dei Lettori Foundation.

Just days after the announcement of his separation from his wife, Chiara Ferragni, Fedez shared his personal experiences with mental health issues, including his battle with a serious illness. He admitted to going through dark moments where thoughts of death were easier than facing another day.

Following his illness, Fedez decided to create a foundation aimed at promoting mental health awareness and reducing the stigma around the use of psychotropic drugs. He emphasized the importance of psycho-physical balance and the need for community support in overcoming mental health challenges.

During the debate, Fedez also spoke about finding strength in his children and the impact of the pandemic on the mental health of young people. He highlighted the need for more open conversations about mental health, especially among the youth who often feel alone and without alternatives.

While some students appreciated Fedez’s openness and courage in addressing such personal topics, others expressed disappointment in the lack of discussion about his private life. Despite the mixed reactions, Fedez’s words resonated with many attendees, who praised his willingness to speak out despite his own struggles.

Overall, Fedez’s candid conversation about mental health served as a powerful reminder of the importance of addressing these issues openly and supporting those who may be struggling in silence.

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