Here's an anthem for people with low esteem or who have been bullied about being strong and coming through it. By the all female band from Mexico The Warning Evolve kzfaq.info/get/bejne/acWCdZOlt6-aYmg.html they are sisters

This song represents me so realistically right now, my abuser that is my ex-girlfriend, just finally decided to leave and it has been taking all my mental health all over the place and still is even if she left since 3 years ago and because of that abuse, I'm now stuck with addiction of opioid injection since 2 years ago and still now. She definitally killed everything in me!

@@katheryne-bois Grief and loss can be hell to deal with. I used coke to deal. I get it. You aren't alone and I'd be happy to help you get into recovery and start healing when you are ready

There's a beautiful song I recommend you react to by Lara Fabian. The concert happened in the midst of her mental health issues, when Lara was experiencing depression and thoughts of suicide. Her pianist and fan club gave her a beautiful gift. The song is Je t'aime live in Paris.

@@Minisquid100 another great artist that had a mental breakdown dealing with bipolar isssues and drinking rebounded and here's one of her most emotional songs her 1st song written after her breakdown Beth Hart Leave The Light On kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e7qaa86Js6fYpXk.html

oui elle est belge heureusement ces méme pas ça chanson

The lyrics are a dead giveaway lol

Well even Serge Lama said that she now own the song after hearing her sing.

Merci beaucoup! J’attends avec l’impatience d’écouter plus de ses chansons! Et je ferai plus de vidèos en français!

@@MentalAmanda you can try her interpretation of Barbara Streisand « papa… « I think one concert in Canada was stunning. My fav is still her Caruso

Elle parle couramment 4 langues.

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oh yes , this is a must 😀😀, it is a free cure to get rid of sadness

It's an once in a lifetime!

@@andrecostermans7109 but with a dash of tears, eh?

@@stephanieellis5399 no doubt about that

I am glad you are here. I don't know you, but know that you are loved. I hope that your journey back to health, or to maintain your health, will be an example to those who are, right now, where you once were.

@@stephanieellis5399 Thank you Stephanie for your comforting toughts, it is very much appreciated for someone like me, as I mentionned in another comment, mentally I've suffered most of my adult life more than 40 years from depression and lost close members of my family including my father when I was 33 and still living at the large family home, I witnessed health decline and refusing help leading to his inevitable gesture, we didn't get along but I respected him for his financial success in business and love and loyalty for our small family, and he respected me because I've always had a good concience, never drank like he did and lead a clean life free of troubles, still in character, we were complete opposites, you would think knowing in advance and the stopping of the sufferring would soften the loss, but the love for a father remained and when an afternoon I opened the locked door of his office in our house and found him sitting on the couch, he had put a bullit through his heart with his prized Winchester, the shock, the imprinted image, I'm introverted with a strong mind but the loss and funeral tore part of me apart, it's very hard if not impossible to get over something like that... I guess depressive people experience loss in a worse way, my mother that I loved died 12 years later, yet couldn't bring myself to attend her funeral, could not relive that... Except for a couple of years. being involved in two romantic relationships, I've always been a loner by choice, I found out at a young age that I could spend my free time better educating myself than wasting time on partying and inter acting with others, in my area of living I just coud not find people that matched my curiosity and interests, so I mainly focused on myself, you make sacrifices when you choose to be alone but the same can be said for buiilding relationships and family, for what I sacrificed, I gained knowledge and education and ultimately strong independence. But still the dark cloud of depression never quit hovering over my head, the impression sometimes of seeing the world in black and white, the difficulty in feeling joy or laughter, you feel abnormal... When I hit bottom in 2004, I tought my life was over and tried to end it all, botched it and survived, those claiming suicide is an act of cowardness, never made a real attempt or never really hit the bottom of despair, chose to attempt survival, got help, got treatment and survived to this day, what is hard is being alone, you almost depend only on yourself for treatment being afflicted by this curse, for my character and knowledge, I depend on science, education and an inherited and cultivated good conscience, spirituality and religion can be needed as anchors for people and I'm fine with that, not for me, which makes me a rational realist and observing today's world a pessimist So each day is more or less still a struggle like many of my peers, I have to find beauty in the world to make life still worthwile contribute positively and live it the best I can until it's time to go, not easy tough, the more you learn, the more you see positive, but the more sensitive and aware, keeping up with current events and unfolding history, for me ignorance is not bliss, so negatives creep up everyday to cripple possible hapiness, many people kill themselves every day, with so many people on earth, some are bound to end up this way, help is out there but happiness sometimes seems to be a hard to find commodity, for me some days are better but some are hard, the days when you go to sleep and wish to never wake up, then wake up the next day and feel better, I never wish to give up, but lived my life the way I wanted, a real privilege, my father used to say many times in his life, he who worshiped money, said I would not go through this again, even for all the gold in the world... I'm grateful for having experienced life but getting older, I agree with his saying, one lifetime is enough for me...

Thank you for sharing that, Marc.

J’ai du mal avec deux langues (et je viens d’apprendre aussi l’éspanol.) Je ne peux pas imaginer HUIT! Mon dieu! Elle est une vraie geniée!

Un grand merci !

« Dis-moi pourquoi je l’aime » isn’t bad either. Actually you better let yourself dive into her world particularly live concerts which are always of exceptional quality by this artistic Story Singer. Bon voyage…