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Does your physical health impact your mental health? - Mental Health Awareness | Myprotein
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Join us as we open up the conversation on mental health with, @JoeFazer, @sophjbutler, @millygoldsmith, @emdonks, the UK's strongest woman, Farah Fonseca and @mycoachbenji. We wanted to do our part in encouraging more open and honest conversation around mental health by asking some of our very own athletes about the challenges they’ve faced and answering some of the most frequently asked questions that otherwise go unanswered. If you or anyone you know have been effected by this live stream, please find help here: https://www.myprotein.com/thezone/nutrition/mental-health-helplines/ ********************************* Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/Myprotei... Download the Myprotein App: https://bit.ly/3dhVVUE ********************************* #mentalhealth #myprotein Does your physical health impact your mental health? - Mental Health Awareness | Myprotein
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hello everyone and welcome to the let me
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tell you my protein live event i'm
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claire sanderson and i'm the
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editor-in-chief of women's health and i
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will be your host today with it being
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mental health month this october we're
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here to have an open and honest
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conversation around mental health and
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i'm going to speak to some of our very
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own my protein athletes about the
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challenges they have faced
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before i get to the athletes and explain
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to you how today is going to work i'm
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going to pose
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a series of questions to the members
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here today and they will step forward
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and answer them individually before
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stepping back
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so i'm going to get them to introduce
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themselves to you from left to right
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over to you
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hi i'm joe fazer uh i'm a youtuber and
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just like a guy who works out pretty
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much
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hi i'm farah franseka i'm england's
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strongest women and strongest women in
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the world for my weight class and also a
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pt and become instructor
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oh the tough to follow um ben holden the
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following is my coach benji i run an
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online fitness academy and host the
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notre dame podcast
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hi i'm sophie butler i am a online
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content creator and a disability rights
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advocate
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hello i am emilia goldsmith also known
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as millie g
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um and i am an influencer on online on
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social media and promoting lots of
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weight gain and
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body
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self-love content
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thanks everyone so we'll let's go on to
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our first question does your physical
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health impact your mental health
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jonathan you would like to take that one
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thanks joe
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um
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so yeah i would say that definitely like
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my physical health does
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impact my mental health and i've got a
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great example because of why like back
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in the day i used to be an extremely
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extremely extremely skinny guy so to
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emphasize that i was six foot two
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weighing 50 kilos so severely
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underweight
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and my mental health was extremely low
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like i just i felt horrible um
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i would go out into the boiling hot
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weather with a hoodie on track too so
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i'm like double layered to make myself
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look bigger
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um and yeah it felt really bad uh but
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then i started hitting the gym i gained
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a bit of weight
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uh felt a lot more confident in myself
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and that inevitably inevitably
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impacted on a positive
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mental
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gain
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from working out so not only a physical
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gain but also a mental gain
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and would you say that your approach to
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your holistic health has contributed to
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your mental health so i would imagine
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you've improved your nutrition in order
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to gain weight healthily and get your
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bigger size so that's a big thing like
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if if there was a day where
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i wouldn't eat much
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that would be
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bad for my mental health because i know
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that physically it's bad for me if i'm
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not eating much but then if i eat the
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the calories i need to get in i ate
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healthy once again i'd feel amazing and
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have a great
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just feel great about myself yeah great
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thanks joey go back to your seat
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so our next question have you
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experienced a mental health issue and
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are you okay to share that what it was
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and what did it feel like who would like
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to take that one
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great thank you millie
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uh yes i have um experienced a mental
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health issue um
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for the past eight years i was
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very underweight um
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and i wasn't diagnosed but i had an
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eating disorder um so yeah very underway
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um i also experienced a lot of like body
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dysmorphia through that um
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and
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literally the past year
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um like
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actually a year ago today
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i
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embarked on my weight gain journey and
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i've gained 19 kilograms
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and a whole lot of happiness and
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confidence and
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life in me and personality um
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but yeah i have dealt with a mental
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health issue and it's really unfortunate
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how common it is in today's society
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so you talk very openly on instagram and
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social media about your challenges and
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your your
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journey to weight gain and i imagine
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that must resonate enormously with your
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quite sizable online following yeah it's
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it's quite shocking how many people do
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relate to it and
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it's really lovely how they find it so
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helpful because well i'm on my page and
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i have this thing where i post like a
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daily challenge
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where people will try and complete in
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their days so that could be facing a
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fear food or
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even
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opening up to their mum about
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something that they're struggling with
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it can be a very small thing but it can
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make such a difference and
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it really keeps them accountable as well
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and it's just really nice for people to
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find this positive message online
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because for me
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when i was dealing with my eating
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disorder i just had
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nowhere to go to i couldn't find any of
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this information i didn't know that
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weight gain was a positive thing i
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always saw it as something really
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negative um but i'm i'm here today to
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show that it's such a positive
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amazing thing thank you thanks milly you
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can go back to your seat
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our third question what has worked for
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you when you are working on your mental
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health who's going to take that one
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thank you
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thank you pharah
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um so some of the things that i've
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really used to help my mental health is
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especially being in shrimp sports i've
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used a sports psychologist and that has
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helped so much i think it's very
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difficult when you're getting into
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training and you're getting into
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becoming more of a competitor it's very
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easy to compare yourself to others and
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that can negatively impact how your how
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your competitions go or how your
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training can go so that has been
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something that i've i've really utilized
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over the last couple of years is uh
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reaching out to psychologists and also
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friends and family and actually speaking
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out when you're when you're going
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through a tough time
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so you mentioned a sports psychologist
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not everyone would have access to one so
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what were the takeaways that um people
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watching this could implement in their
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lives so i think the main thing is just
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to really try to focus on you it's so
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easy you know with social media and you
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know even when you're looking at other
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people just to constantly compare
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yourself to other people so
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as difficult as it might be just taking
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that first step to just focus on right
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what can i do to make myself feel five
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percent better each day or just to feel
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that little bit better each day for
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yourself rather than thinking about what
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somebody else is doing so really just
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honing in on yourself what can i do for
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me each day is is the biggest thing
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really so there's lots of research about
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comparison culture and how it can be a
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total menace on our mental health and
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there must be days when you find
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yourself comparing yourself to others
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more than days when maybe you're feeling
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much better about yourself um what
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simple strategies do you put in place on
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those days so it doesn't get
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too
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demoralizing and damaging get off my
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phone
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like get off my phone get outside like
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be in nature be with friends be with the
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people that make you feel good uh
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whether that's friends family whoever
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that might be just
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get out of that world and come into
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reality and live your life rather than
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trying to live other peoples
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and just remember all the pictures and
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it's highlights yeah highlights and
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angles yeah
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thank you thanks very much
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so our next question who has supported
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you with your mental health and how did
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you get that support
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who would like to take that one thanks
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ben
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so with um better on my own mental
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health i eventually spoke to a therapist
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and the reason why i wanted to mention
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therapist is i know that everyone
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doesn't have access to one but i think
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there's a stigma that comes around when
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we're taught mental health and speaking
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to therapists that there must be
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something wrong with you to turn to
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speak to a friend about something and i
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think it's difficult to admit because
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that almost puts you in a different
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category we label ourselves but for me
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having someone who was a professional
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listener really just helped me
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speak and open up to someone who was
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going to be non-judgmental of things
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and
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i think for me being a guy
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and
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even my dad not being a person who
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particularly expressed much emotion i
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suppressed that a lot as well
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so reaching out to someone was a big
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deal for me but reaching out to a
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therapist and kind of breaking down my
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struggles my issues and my problems
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really just helped and
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i know again it's
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one of those services which isn't
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cheap and it is an expense but i think
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like with like we say speaking about
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today we often
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commit and
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commit financially to our own health and
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fitness and we're very proactive with
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that with all mental health very
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reactive
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so for me that was like a big part of
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one of the pillars that i needed to look
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after for that part of my life and is
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this something you'll continue with or
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was it something that you did for a
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short space of time
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so at the time i was doing it for i got
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a short intense block
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yeah so i was doing therapy
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once a week and then
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as it started to help me more and more i
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kind of started doing it once a month
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and i was just implementing practices
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that i'd worked on and strategies and
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techniques to do so again being
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more proactive rather than reactive with
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it so that kind of better me for the for
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the long run as well and setting those
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foundations so you mentioned um being a
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man and men are less likely to open up
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to each other you mentioned that your
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dad didn't particularly open up
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is this something that you are doing
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more now you've had therapy and
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encouraging your your friends to do the
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same yeah so i put a post about two
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months ago talking about this as well
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and like just talking and
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it like kind of
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pushing people to talk about more and
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even dm and me and if even if i can't
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get the answer to people because that's
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something i think we've got to be
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careful of is people giving the wrong
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advice
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it may be very good intention but it
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doesn't mean advice is correct but if i
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can point people in the right direction
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uh to the right guidance the right
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therapist or whatever that may be just
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talking and open up and speaking about
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that is an avenue to then get people
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into the right avenues whether you need
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to be themselves
10:29
and just listening as well when people
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say how are you often we just go here
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fine without really answering honestly
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and i think we all have a duty to listen
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to the people around us as well be it
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your your male friends your your
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girlfriends regardless i think we all
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need to speak more to each other i think
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even asking that question twice
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important though as well because guys i
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think laughing just go yeah we're right
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yeah but then asking someone how you
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really are it's important to open that
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dialogue up further yeah thank you
10:54
you're about to eat it
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for some people mental health issues can
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grow over time what are the signs for
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you that your mental health is getting
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worse we would like to take that one
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sophie thank you
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hello um yes so i know for me a sign for
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me where my mental health kind of
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developed over time and it definitely
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got worse over time um was actually this
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year very recently
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and it was very interesting time for me
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because i would say i've been always
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been aware of having mental health
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health issues since i was about 13. so
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it's always been something that's been
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on in my mind sometimes it's just been
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at the back of my mind sometimes it's
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been right at the forefront but
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this year it was really triggered by it
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i experienced a massive amount of
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trolling on social media so it was on
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one singular post it had to like 400 to
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500 hate comments on it
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and
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i've
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you know you get hate comments every day
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but dealing with it in that mass amount
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such a short space of time it really
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just knocked me for six um and i was
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upset for a few days and then i just did
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the i think maybe typical thing of like
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that's fine get back to work you carry
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on but i didn't realize over time like
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how
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that my mental health was like
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developing
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over the time and i think i really
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didn't actually notice it until i came
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out of my what what happened to be an
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emotional breakdown but i didn't realize
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it till after
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because it was i was realizing over the
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last few months i hadn't been taking
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care of myself in a way which i would
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normally love to and i hadn't been
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respecting myself and my body in the way
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of which i think everyone deserves to um
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so it was like little things like i used
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to i mean i do now but i used to love
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getting up at the gym but like like 5
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a.m but there were nights where i
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sometimes wasn't sleeping till 4am and
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there'd be days where i felt like i
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couldn't eat i couldn't prepare meals or
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there'd be days where i'd want to eat
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everything just not being the person
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that i was i just really felt like a
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shell of myself
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oh sorry
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it's a great answer i was just looking
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down again
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what strategies did you put in place you
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mentioned getting up early and
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did you adapt your nutrition and
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what what strategies do you put in place
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now and going forward if you feel one of
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those dark episodes coming on yeah so i
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think for me from something that really
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helped was getting up early for the gym
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i know that everyone likes to do it and
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that's like totally fine you don't have
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to go for like 5 a.m to go to the gym to
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have a good session but i really love
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being up early i feel like it really
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sets me up for my day and i don't like
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it my alarm goes off this every day i
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wake up and i think oh i'd much rather
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be in my toasty bed but i know that once
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i'm up and i'm starting my day i've had
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like a productive start to my day but
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i've also had a start to my day where
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i'm doing something just for me so i'm
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getting that like hour hour and a half
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where i can just really dedicate time to
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being a better version of myself i think
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in everyone's everyday lives we give so
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much to other people whether that's in
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work in relationships with families or
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whatever it is we give so much of
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ourselves to everyone else yeah i like
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starting my day knowing that this is for
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you and that only for you
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we have to prioritize ourselves and then
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we are better at everything else whether
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that's being a partner a manager or
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sister absolutely thank you sophie thank
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you so much
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so our next question
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let's give sophie a chance to get back
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thank you sophie
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what do you think could be done to
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normalize talking about mental health
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issues
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who would like to take that one
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um so i think the main thing that could
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be done to normalize talking about it is
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firstly to start talking about it um
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obviously events like this is fantastic
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actually speaking to real people
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interviewing them talking about it
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mental health i
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you know i think it has such a it's such
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a big term and so many it's kind of like
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such a big umbrella term and so much
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comes underneath that and i think if
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everyone does their part to actually
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start talking about the individual
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different types of mental health um then
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that's already that's going to be a
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great step in stepping stone to to do
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that
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and speaking openly about it and maybe
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more high-profile people coming forward
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which they are yeah absolutely and being
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open and honest and and setting an
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example to people who may be struggling
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yeah absolutely i agree definitely thank
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you
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of course
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um something as well i think you know
15:26
you made some fantastic points something
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i also i think is absolutely fundamental
15:30
and that we need to get better as a
15:31
country is not just raising awareness
15:34
but also funding the services that are
15:36
behind it um because we know there has
15:38
been so many cutbacks across the nhs and
15:41
but particularly to mental health
15:42
services and it's all well and good you
15:44
know raising awareness but like we spoke
15:46
about a lot today a lot of people don't
15:48
have access to therapy um and i think
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there was like one statistic where it's
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like a 12-week wait for for therapy um
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if you are on the edge that is you you
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might not be here to get to your
16:01
appointment in 12 weeks i think that is
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something that is really really
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fundamental
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not just with mental health but with
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everything that we talk about to make
16:08
sure it's not just lip service and that
16:10
the government and that people who are
16:12
funding mental health services really
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understand that if we we want to talk
16:17
about how important mental health is we
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need to be showing how important it is
16:21
by putting the money into those services
16:23
and it's not just mental health it's all
16:24
health in my opinion because funding has
16:27
been cut for sports but we all know if
16:29
you are active and you move your body
16:31
you're much more likely to feel better
16:33
mentally as joe has already said so it's
16:36
a valid point but i think there must be
16:38
more funding holistically into health
16:39
and then maybe we wouldn't be in the
16:41
mental health crisis that we seem to
16:42
find ourselves in at the moment yeah i
16:44
agree
16:45
thank you selfie
16:51
so the next question is what do you say
16:53
to people who think mental health is a
16:56
myth they think it's uh it's in your
16:58
head if i want of a better phrase it's
16:59
not real it's not a physical illness
17:10
yeah of course yeah
17:12
what do you have to say to people who
17:14
think mental health is a
17:16
myth um
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so i think that a lot of people
17:21
um
17:23
are very blunt to assume that and and
17:26
there's a lot of people like that
17:27
because
17:28
a lot of individuals feel uh don't
17:31
differentiate between someone just
17:32
having a bad day
17:35
and mental health problems um so i know
17:38
a lot of people who don't go through it
17:40
like myself not i've not really suffered
17:43
that bad uh for through any mental
17:45
health problems
17:47
but i know friends
17:49
who have suffered very severely
17:51
and then other friends of mine have just
17:53
said
17:54
just man up or something like that and
17:55
it's a very common common phrase i went
17:58
to an all boys school just to give
17:59
context uh to this scenario
18:02
um
18:04
and i'd say that just like more
18:05
information needs to be
18:07
put out there about it
18:09
and uh i'm kind of lost words now so
18:12
someone else wants to take over
18:19
well it's a mental health mental illness
18:22
because we all have mental health it's
18:23
mental illness can be a very physical
18:26
manifestation you know we've all
18:27
described very physical symptoms that
18:30
we've experienced as a result of mental
18:32
illness and i think if anyone's going to
18:34
say it's a myth well that's a complete
18:36
nonsense because
18:38
tell that to the person who can't get
18:39
out of bed and who can't eat or was
18:42
overeating or was under eating and
18:44
you know so it's it's that's that's a
18:47
stereotype that we definitely have to
18:49
smash down every time we hear it
18:51
right so our next question
18:54
how is working on your mental health
18:55
change the way you live your life
19:09
that's a big question
19:10
um
19:11
i can't really go off my own experience
19:14
um
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so obviously
19:17
being underweight it really really
19:19
massively affected my mental health and
19:21
i was really really struggling
19:24
and now that i've gained weight it's
19:26
completely changed my life like
19:29
when i was struggling with my mental
19:31
health it was like everything was just
19:33
negative
19:35
i it impacted my relationships
19:37
impacted
19:39
myself was just a person i was very like
19:41
agitated and
19:43
very dull inside i had no personality i
19:45
had no humor um i was going through it
19:48
when i was at uni so
19:50
obviously i was with lots of people and
19:52
i i had a lot of anxiety around people
19:54
and lots of social anxiety um
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i mean people make like jokes and i just
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i didn't respond to them i had no
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personality whatsoever so now that i can
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compare myself now to how i was then
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it's like a completely different person
20:07
and obviously
20:08
with that my whole life has changed like
20:11
i'm so much more positive which means
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that i can actually
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believe in myself to do things i want to
20:16
do which then makes me do those things
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and achieve the things i've always
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wanted to do so
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i think
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i'm just a lot more
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myself and
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i guess with that your life changes with
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that like you really do
20:29
start to gain lots of confidence and
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make friends and
20:33
change your life it sounds like you got
20:35
your life back yeah i have i never
20:37
realized i lost it and like now i've
20:40
realized how much i missed out on before
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and it's it's just it's crazy for me to
20:44
think that i did that for eight years
20:47
and through those eight years there were
20:49
such fundamental years in my life
20:50
because i was growing up and becoming a
20:52
person
20:54
um and i just formed
20:56
into such a different person and the
20:58
person i didn't want to be um
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but now i can look back and be thankful
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that i'm here now
21:04
it's very positive and you need to hold
21:06
on to the wonderful person yeah that you
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are only look forward and up absolutely
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thank you thank you
21:12
all right for our next call we are going
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to canada i'm hoping the technology
21:18
works for us
21:20
you bear with me if i pop this in my ear
21:23
i should be able to hear them
21:26
so we have energy fitness
21:29
on the line
21:31
m can you hear me
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yes again
21:36
hello him how are you today and you're
21:38
joining us all the way from canada
21:41
i am i'm doing very well thank you good
21:44
good well thank you so much for joining
21:46
our live stream today i have a question
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for you if that's okay
21:51
from your experience with your mental
21:53
health what's one piece of advice you
21:55
would give to those listening today
21:59
one thing that i would advise to
22:01
everyone is to be bold to be proud and
22:05
to be you
22:06
because we are so told to be this or
22:09
that or something that
22:11
they think we should be
22:13
and i haven't been my happiest until
22:16
i've lived my truth as myself so as a
22:19
non-binary person
22:21
within the trans community i think it's
22:23
very important to be yourself and to
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love yourself
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and to
22:28
continue to
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you know
22:30
be there for yourself and to uh yeah
22:33
just
22:34
continue to uh
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live your truth and be the best you can
22:39
and forgive me i forgot to ask you to
22:41
introduce yourself you just touched upon
22:43
a few aspects of yourself in your answer
22:46
but if you could just give a brief
22:48
introduction so the the people watching
22:50
um know exactly who you are and why
22:53
you're linked to my protein
22:55
yes of course so my name is em donkers i
22:58
run the energy fitness page on instagram
23:01
and youtube so i provide workouts to
23:03
people and workout plans and to help
23:06
them achieve the body that they've
23:09
always wanted or that they've always um
23:11
envisioned for themselves so whatever
23:13
that may look like
23:15
like i said growing up like it's very
23:17
black and white and i wanted to be that
23:20
person that could show you could be born
23:22
as a female and still put on muscle
23:24
still have that strength and power
23:27
and not feeling like we need to
23:29
be what society has told us so i try to
23:32
advocate
23:33
for
23:34
people like me who want to be a bit more
23:37
muscular and strong and
23:40
that want to just live their life and be
23:42
happy as they are and be accepted in the
23:43
fitness industry so i also try to
23:46
advocate for the queer and trans
23:48
community and to yeah promote body
23:51
positivity and self-love
23:54
and you have a very empowering social
23:57
media
23:58
profile and platform but you must have
24:01
some of your audience reaching out to
24:03
you to share some of the mental health
24:05
struggles they may be going through when
24:08
they're trying to come to terms with
24:09
themselves
24:11
yes for sure they definitely have
24:13
expressed concerns about being accepted
24:15
at the gym or even going into change
24:17
rooms or gender neutral bathrooms if
24:19
they're not available like what what do
24:21
we do
24:22
so definitely those are challenges that
24:24
we face and it's great to be there for
24:26
those people and to discuss topics like
24:28
top surgery and taking hormone
24:30
replacement therapy and things like that
24:32
that
24:33
you don't always have somebody there to
24:34
talk to so it's really nice to be that
24:36
support for everyone and for myself as
24:39
well because i'm going through
24:41
those same
24:42
challenges as well
24:44
so being part of that community is
24:46
helping you as much as it's helping
24:48
those
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yes i have been trying to translate my
24:51
journey to them so that we can all do it
24:54
together
24:55
wonderful well thank you so much for
24:57
joining me today em and that brings me
25:00
to the end of our panel thank you to our
25:02
guests and thank you for sharing so
25:05
openly today i've i found it
25:08
fascinating and and
25:10
endlessly interesting and i'm sure that
25:12
the audience has done too so this is
25:14
time for me to draw the event to a close
25:16
thank you from myself and my protein bye
25:36
you
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