On World Suicide Prevention Day, Nisha Rawal shared on social media, “My childhood was very lonely & disturbing as i come from a broken family where my mum brought me up singlehandedly. Mum & me both gave our Class 12 exams together. She lost her mother when she was a toddler, so i saw her carve her own path. Mental health was a term i got introduced to much later in life, at a point where our society only heard MENTAL & health had nothing to do with it. I learnt to hide in the fear of being shamed. And just up until 2 years ago, I was shamed in the media for my bipolarity! It was used as a derogatory term to project my worth to the world. I was ruthlessly pelted by trollers & all my actions were judged – as a mother, for my weight gain, for who I fell in love with. My friends left me & I went into a deeper spiral of misery! I slept late, woke up early, immersed myself in work, focused on personal growth, heard podcasts & audiobooks all alongside fighting a legal, emotional & social battle! Then I broke my leg, had a surgery, got an implant! It broke me further but i was unstoppable! To many it might feel that i am glorifying my pain, but for those who have been through this, would understand! n. If i gave up, those 1000 might stop gaining strength, those 2 dependents will struggle to live – so here I am telling you all, YOU ARE NOT ALONE! Find ur tribe & share & also look out for someone who might be going through a lot! Together, we can prevent suicide!”