Paul Gilmartin
Paul Gilmartin
It's Okay To Be Weird - May Wilkerson
It's Okay To Be Weird - May Wilkerson
It's Okay To Be Weird - May Wilkerson
Friday 19th October 2018
May Wilkerson discusses social anxiety, bulimia, and the healing power of community on 'Mental Illness Happy Hour'.
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Get the buttons here!Embracing Uniqueness: May Wilkerson's Journey on Mental Illness Happy Hour
"It's okay to be to be different, it's okay to be to be weird."
Feeling like the odd one out? You're not alone. In this episode of 'Mental Illness Happy Hour', comedian May Wilkerson opens up about her life as an only child and a self-described 'weird kid'. Growing up, May struggled with social anxiety, bulimia, insomnia, and a sense of exclusion. She candidly shares how these experiences shaped her, leading to battles with drinking and racing thoughts.
Alongside host Paul Gilmartin, May dives into their shared history of medication and its side effects, and how they both found unexpected solace in support groups they initially doubted. They discuss the importance of finding a community that accepts you for who you are and the healing power of laughter. May's story is a heartfelt reminder that embracing your uniqueness can be a powerful step towards mental wellness.