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‘I am broken inside’: Revisiting lessons from Jiah Khan’s death and suicide note
“All I want now is to go to sleep and never wake up again. I am nothing.” ‘I am broken inside’: Revisiting lessons from Jiah Khan’s death and suicide note Rachel Hercman Aug 25, 2015 at 12:09 pm Jiah Khan’s suicide is now in news again because of Sooraj’s impending movie release. Whether it is a genuine attempt to clear the air or just a PR act, we do not know. However, when we remember the young, beautiful, famous actress deciding she had no other solution than to take her own life, it is a testament to the amount of emotional pain she must have been experiencing. Her suicide note…
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Marshall meshing with Jets, looking to prove himself again
He has been very open about having been diagnosed with borderline personality disorder a few years ago, and has been active in spreading mental health awareness. Marshall meshing with Jets, looking to prove himself again By DENNIS WASZAK Jr. – Associated Press – Wednesday, May 27, 2015 FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) – Brandon Marshall insists he didn’t need a fresh start, a departure from a suddenly decaying situation with the Chicago Bears. He’s in New York now, and looking to prove himself again – on a Jets team that’s young, hungry and highly proficient in trash talking on the practice field. “Every single day, it’s awesome,” the wide receiver said…
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Brandon Marshall Talks Jets, Cutler and His Personality
I think it’s people who are going to accept me for who I am and see that it’s a personality, not a character issue. Brandon Marshall Talks Jets, Cutler and His Personality Pro-Bowl receiver expects Jets to make him their top receiving target in 2015 By STU WOO March 13, 2015 5:09 p.m. ET In his first conversation with reporters since being acquired by the Jets in a trade with the Chicago Bears, wide receiver Brandon Marshall on Friday addressed his past off-field issues and joined the rest of the team’s fan base in wondering who will be the starting quarterback when the season begins. “This is a great organization…
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Kristen Wiig has Borderline Personality Disorder, hosts her own talk show in ‘Welcome to Me’ trailer
Woman with Borderline Personality Disorder who wins millions in the lottery and decides to use her funds to create her own talk show. Kristen Wiig has Borderline Personality Disorder, hosts her own talk show in ‘Welcome to Me’ trailer By Will Ashton In 2014, Kristen Wiig fully immersed herself into dramatic territory, while still keeping her funny bone in check. Her turn opposite Bill Hader in The Skeleton Twins earned her tons of praise, and she also received a lot of acclaim in the festival circuit for Welcome to Me. Now, it appears the world will see her latest dramedy performance soon, as the trailer for the latter new movie…
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Kim Gordon’s memoir Girl in a Band: 10 things we learned
After meeting Love in 1990, Gordon recognised a possible similar borderline personality disorder from which her brother Keller suffers. “No one ever questions the disorder behind her tarantula LA glamour – sociopathy, narcissism – because it’s good rock and roll, good entertainment! I have a low tolerance for manipulative, egomaniacal behaviour, and usually have to remind myself that the person might be mentally ill.” Kim Gordon’s memoir Girl in a Band: 10 things we learned The Sonic Youth co-founder has written her autobiography in the aftermath of the band’s demise. Here are 10 salient details, from how nobody likes Jeff Koons to Henry Rollins inventing twerking Written in the aftermath…
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Watch: Bears’ Brandon Marshall appears in new mental health PSA
Chicago Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall is part of a new public service announcement meant to raise awareness around the unique challenges that men face when discussing mental health. Watch: Bears’ Brandon Marshall appears in new mental health PSA Chicago Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall is part of a new public service announcement meant to raise awareness around the unique challenges that men face when discussing mental health. The campaign is in partnership with Glenn Close’s non-profit organization Bring Change 2 Mind and also includes Edmonton Oilers goalie Ben Scrivens, musician Michael Angelakos and actor Wayne Brady. Marshall announced in 2011 that he was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and…
