Mahira Khan has a reminder for anyone suffering from depression
Mahira Khan has a powerful and significant reminder for all those suffering from depression
Pakistan’s leading lady Mahira Khan has a powerful and significant reminder for all those suffering from depression and mental health illnesses.
Turning to Twitter, the Raees actor put across a message full of love for her fans and followers and anyone who might be on a rocky path in their lives, ensnared in the gloomy pit of depression.
Sharing a quote on the mental illness, Mahira wrote: “Just a reminder.. for anyone who might need it. I do :)”
The quote read: “Depression is also… Smaller than you.”
“Always, it is smaller than you, even when it feels vast. It operates within you, you do not operate within it. It may be a dark cloud passing across the sky, but — if that is a metaphor — you are the sky,” the excerpt read further.
“You were there before it. And the cloud can’t exist without the sky, but the sky can exist without the cloud,” it said.
The actor has always been vocal about mental health awareness and has also used her platform to give support to anyone going through a rough time.
Last year, after a girl named Rushaan Farrukh took her own life in Lahore, the actor came out to stir a discourse on the issue of mental health.
“When will we start taking mental health seriously? When will we stop calling people mad or ridicule them for how they feel? We need counselors in schools. Not just for students. We need to educate parents and teachers!!,” she had tweeted.
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