On Instagram, Gülcan Kamps announced that she was going to tackle her panic attacks. The presenter has sought professional help for this.
Presenter and actress Gülcan Kamps (41) is now showing her combative side and announcing an important step: “I’m fed up,” she writes in a professional photo showing the presenter in black leather pants and a mottled gray tank top. Kamps talks about the panic attacks that the presenter suffers from. She now wants to fight these with professional help.
Kamps: “I couldn’t control anything anymore”
“Bye bye panic attacks,” Kamps begins her confession about her mental state. The decision to seek help was made during the recording of a TV show, says the 41-year-old. “During filming and also (unfortunately) in front of the camera, I had my last panic attack and could no longer control anything,” the former VIVA presenter explains the decisive incident. She had neither her thoughts nor her body under control at that moment.
A defining moment for the mother of one child, who has now decided to attend an online seminar to combat her panic attacks. She hopes that it will work “well and quickly,” but “talking about it openly somehow does me good,” says Kamps.
Moderator encourages other affected people
It is not the first time that the TV presenter has spoken publicly with her followers about her panic attacks. Just a few weeks ago, the presenter reported in her Instagram story that she had experienced a panic attack during a flight from Berlin to Düsseldorf.
With her post, the presenter encourages other sufferers not to hide their mental health and is encouraged by the positive response from her fans. The presenter’s post includes numerous experiences and tips from her followers on how they have dealt with panic attacks.
Source: Stern
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