‘Are you ready to be the person, when the person your sitting across from doesn’t look like somebody that needs help? They need you just as much as anybody else. What if they looked fine? It’s our behaviour as humans in our everyday interactions. When I see somebody with THAT look on their face. I know THAT look on their face. I had a friend, a very good looking, successful dentist. Who happens to be married to a man, they lost their child, they went through a divorce and he too had that same look. But ya know? He’s great coz’ what your wealthy, your good looking. No! They’re not! So when we say are you ok, what happens when someone says no? That’s where the conversation is. You know, if you don’t pass the bill to be mentally health ok, then what?
For that one friend, I said on this day, I see you. I see you. I said it’s time to see a doctor.’ - @letitia_frye
Having worked her way to the top of a male-dominated industry, left a turbulent marriage to build a high-profile career as a single mom, suffered the devastating losses of her ex-husband and her plus-one child, and survived a traumatic brain injury, Letitia Frye has bounced back from tragedy and beaten the odds multiple times and emerged stronger, more confident, more successful and shares her stories to all through writing. She is an author, a businesswoman, one of Hollywood’s most sought after Auctioneers and a huge supporter and advocate towards @imperfectlyperfectcampaign Global Efforts.
In an upcoming episode for the ImperfectlyPerfect Podcast, Letitia returns to join founder Glenn Marsden for a chat covering her own journey over the last 12 months since originally getting behind the IPC’s efforts.
This is a powerful episode delving into the conversations around Mental Health even deeper than ever before.
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