Velvet Magazine | Serena Williams posts inspiring message on social networks

serena williamsshared an inspiring message on social media earlier this week to remind his followers everyone has bad dayseven her.

On Tuesday, the 42-year-old tennis player 23-time Grand Slam winnerafter revealing this, shared a comforting message about mental health via X (formerly Twitter) He doesn’t feel well.

“I’m not feeling well today,” he shared with his more than 10 million followers. “It doesn’t matter if you’re not feeling well. No one has a good day every day. If you’re not feeling well today, I’m here with you. There is always tomorrow. I love you”.

The publication received thousands of comments, among which the thanks of fans stood out the most, Normalize bad situations and praise them for their transparency.

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“Millions of people want and need to hear this news. “May God bless you and your family. “one user wrote. Another said: “Tomorrow is a new day. Thank you for being a truly inspirational person.”

Serena and the visibility of her mental health issues

Last year, Williams worked with selena gomez A mental health platform for singers, Wonderful mind.

“To me, mental health is about learning to disconnect,” Williams said. “You know I did this years ago, even before mental health became a topic on everyone’s mind.”

“It was like: Today I’m going to unconsciously disconnect, which is something I’ve always done. Now I know how important it is to put myself first, especially mentally, I always have moments of disconnection

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After giving birth to her daughter by emergency caesarean section in 2017, the athlete had a near-death experience of pulmonary embolism and was forced to undergo Bedridden for six weeks.

The athlete told era In 2018, he has been unable to get rid of the feeling of sadness since then. Fighting Postpartum DepressionAfter my daughter arrived, Alexis Olympia.

“Honestly, sometimes I still think I have to face it.”admit Harper’s Bazaar UK. “I think people have to talk about it more because it’s almost like the fourth trimester, it’s part of pregnancy.”

“I remember one day I couldn’t find the bottle of Olympia and I got so angry that I started crying… Because I want to be perfect for her

added Williams, who welcomed her second daughter, Adirain August this year.