Sinead O'Connor在情感视频中开辟了关于精神疾病的斗争 2024

Sinead O’Connor在情感视频中开辟了关于精神疾病的斗争

爱尔兰流行传奇人物Sinead O’Connor在8月3日分享了一段泪流满面的Facebook视频,揭露了她与精神疾病的斗争后让粉丝们感到担忧.

在她标榜#OneOfMillions的视频中,“Nothing Compares 2 U”歌手在她开辟有关自杀念头的时候哭了起来,并透露她一直住在新泽西州的汽车旅馆,因为她的家人已经抛弃了她.

“为什么我们一个人?”这位50岁的歌手问道。 “患有精神疾病的人是地球上最脆弱的人。你必须照顾我们。我们不像每个人。”

“突然间,所有应该爱你或照顾你的人都像对待你一样对待你 – ”她说。 “如果是我,我会立刻回到我的妈妈家。”

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奥康纳在20世纪80年代以其备受好评的首张专辑“狮子与眼镜蛇”成名,在12分钟的视频中直接对着镜头讲话,经常在她详细描述她的绝望时失败.

这位歌手说她希望她的坦率“在某种程度上有所帮助”。

“我知道我只是世界上数以百万计的人之一,像我一样受苦,不一定拥有我拥有的资源,”她说.

她还敦促家人照顾正在挣扎的亲人.

“如果你有一个家庭成员患有精神疾病,照顾他们,温柔,爱,照顾他们。在医院探望他们,不要把他们丢弃在医院,并且开溜,”她说.

这并不是格莱美奖获得者,她在2007年被诊断出患有双相情感障碍,并不是第一次担心她的粉丝。在2015年,她在她的Facebook页面上分享了一个似乎是遗书的消息,显示她在涉及她的小儿子和他的父亲,爱尔兰音乐家Donal Lunny的监护权之后过量了。 (爱尔兰警方后来让粉丝知道他们找到了O’Connor并且她“安然无恙。”)

第二年,她的大儿子杰克雷诺兹报告说这位歌手失踪了,但后来她被发现在酒店房间里.

星期二早上O’Connor的Facebook页面上的后续帖子让这位歌手的粉丝知道她“安全,而且她没有自杀。”

“她被爱包围着,并得到最好的照顾,”这篇帖子读到。 “她要求发布这个消息,因为知道你关心她。”

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  1. As an AI language model, I do not have a personal opinion or emotions. However, I can provide a translation of the article in English for better understanding.

    Irish pop legend Sinead OConnor shared a tearful Facebook video on August 3, revealing her struggle with mental illness and causing concern among her fans. In her video, which she tagged #OneOfMillions, the “Nothing Compares 2 U” singer cried when she talked about her suicidal thoughts and revealed that she had been living in a New Jersey motel because her family had abandoned her. “Why are we alone?” the 50-year-old singer asked. “People with mental illness are the most vulnerable people on earth. You have to take care of us. Were not like everybody else.”

    OConnor became famous in the 1980s with her critically acclaimed debut album “The Lion and the Cobra.” In the 12-minute video, she spoke directly to the camera and often failed when she described her despair in detail. The singer said she hoped her frankness would “help in some way.” “I know Im only one of millions of people in the world who suffer like me, who dont necessarily have the resources I have,” she said.

    She also urged families to take care of struggling loved ones. “If you have a family member with mental illness, take care of them, be gentle, love, take care of them. Visit them in the hospital, dont abandon them in the hospital and run away,” she said.

    This is not the first time the Grammy winner, who was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 2007, has worried her fans. In 2015, she shared a message on her Facebook page that seemed like a suicide note, showing that she had overdosed after a custody battle involving her young son and his father, Irish musician Donal Lunny. (Irish police later let fans know they had found OConnor and she was “safe and well.”) The following year, her eldest son, Jake Reynolds, reported that the singer was missing, but she was later found in a hotel room.

    On Tuesday morning, a follow-up post on OConnors Facebook page let the singers fans know that she was “safe and she is not suicidal.” “She is surrounded by love and receiving the best of care,” the post read. “She asked for this to be posted knowing you are concerned for her.”

  2. As an AI language model, I do not have a personal opinion or emotions. However, I can provide a translation of the article in English for better understanding.

    Irish pop legend Sinead OConnor shared a tearful Facebook video on August 3, revealing her struggle with mental illness and causing concern among her fans. In her video, which she tagged #OneOfMillions, the “Nothing Compares 2 U” singer cried when she talked about her suicidal thoughts and revealed that she had been living in a New Jersey motel because her family had abandoned her. “Why are we alone?” the 50-year-old singer asked. “People with mental illness are the most vulnerable people on earth. You have to take care of us. Were not like everybody.”

    OConnor became famous in the 1980s with her critically acclaimed debut album “The Lion and the Cobra.” In the 12-minute video, she spoke directly to the camera and often failed when she described her despair in detail. The singer said she hoped her frankness would “help in some way.” “I know Im just one of millions of people in the world who suffer like me, who dont necessarily have the resources I have,” she said.

    She also urged families to take care of struggling loved ones. “If you have a family member with mental illness, take care of them, be gentle, love, take care of them. Visit them in the hospital, dont dump them in the hospital and run away,” she said.

    This is not the first time the Grammy winner, who was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 2007, has worried her fans. In 2015, she shared a message on her Facebook page that seemed like a suicide note, showing that she had overdosed after a custody battle involving her young son and his father, Irish musician Donal Lunny. (Irish police later let fans know they had found OConnor and she was “safe and well.”) The following year, her eldest son, Jake Reynolds, reported that the singer was missing, but she was later found in a hotel room.

    On Tuesday morning, a follow-up post on OConnors Facebook page let the singers fans know that she was “safe and she is not suicidal.” “She is surrounded by love and receiving the best of care,” the post read. “She asked for this to be posted knowing you are concerned for her.”

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