She continued: “To go deep within and bear witness to your unwaivering resilience is a true remembrance. more powerful than you could ever imagine. rise up against tyranny, rise up against hate. Overcome fear~and nothing will ever stop you from becoming that in which you are destined.”
This type of emotional post, while poetic, reflects themes often explored in post-trauma counseling, therapeutic recovery programs, and long-term wellness plans — all of which fall under high-value private insurance options in mental healthcare.
In the comment section, when confronted about skipping her father’s funeral, Hannah pushed back.“You don’t know the whole story. my intention in this post is to acknowledge that
I am going to speak about my experience — and to stand up against all the hate that was cast upon me,” she said. “I hope that in your darkest hours, you are shown compassion and love versus hate and judgment.”
She doubled down in a May 19 statement to SFGate: “Given my particular situation on the other side of my experience, I understand how some people would choose to cast me in a negative light, but I know who I am, I know my truth and one day, I will share it.”
“I do believe that we can all learn to be kinder to one another because we never really know what someone else has been through unless we’ve walked in their shoes,” she added — a sentiment echoed in many wellness initiatives, therapy-based resilience coaching, and mental health insurance advocacy programs.
