The overdose in which Demi Lovato ended in 2018 caused the singer three strokes and a heart attack, leaving her with physical limitations whose effects have not faded even today. Demi Lovato publicly reveals details about the incident that brought her to the brink of death for the first time in Demi Lovato: Dancing With the Devil, a four-part docuseries debuting March 23 on YouTube Originals. In the trailer, Lovato says doctors told his family that he had between 5 and 10 minutes to live. I was left with a brain injury, and I still face its effects today – the singer tells the AP agency -. I don’t drive the car because I have blind spots in my sight. For a long time I had a really hard time reading, everything was blurry. Lovato also said the lasting repercussions are still there to remind me of what might happen if I ever fall back into darkness.
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Baby phenomenon at 10 years old
The 28-year-old singer, who now sports pink hair, has been working since the age of 10, when she appeared in the TV series Barney & Friends. went to rehab for the first time at 18, struggling with bipolar disorder, anorexia and bullying. Lovato had already shared his struggles with his demons in two documentaries (on MTV in 2012 and on YouTube in 2017) in which he said he still had to deal with alcohol and cocaine addictions. Talking about it publicly gave her the strength to stay sober for six years until her relapse in 2018. My goal is to help people who have been on the same path as me. I wanted to set the record straight and I wanted to reveal everything to my fans. Lovato revived her singing career at last year’s Grammy Awards and sang the national anthem at Super Bowl 2020. Last month, she starred in an inauguration television special for President Joe Biden.
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