Christopher Heimerman
Christopher Heimerman
Episode 50: Ellis Miller talks suicide, bipolar disorder
Episode 50: Ellis Miller talks suicide, bipolar disorder
Episode 50: Ellis Miller talks suicide, bipolar disorder
Tuesday 21st December 2021
Hear Ellis Miller's journey from battling bipolar disorder to advocating for mental health on '40,000 Steps Radio'.
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Get the buttons here!Ellis Miller's Fight for Life: Battling Bipolar Disorder and Advocating for Mental Health
I truly believe that she did save my life.
What happens when a desperate cry for help turns into a mission to save others? Ellis Miller's story is a powerful testament to the importance of reaching out and finding support. In this episode of '40,000 Steps Radio', host Christopher Heimerman sits down with Ellis, who opens up about her battle with undiagnosed bipolar disorder and the suicidal thoughts that nearly claimed her life during high school.
One fateful night, a phone call to a friend became her lifeline, steering her away from the brink and towards a path of healing and advocacy. Now a clinical psychology graduate student and a passionate advocate for gender rights, Ellis shares how therapy, medication, and the unwavering support of loved ones helped her navigate her mental health struggles. She also sheds light on the stigma surrounding mental illness and suicide, emphasizing the need for open conversations and community support.
This episode is not just about Ellis' journey; it's a heartfelt discussion on the broader issues of mental health, resilience, and the power of human connection. Tune in to hear Ellis' inspiring story and gain insights into how we can all contribute to stomping out stigma and supporting those in need.