Kelly is the best host because she’s a singer herself and doesn’t ask unnecessary questions

The documentary really touched me. I think there was a bit of a missed opportunity to talk about trauma and traumatic stress as it relates to autoimmune diseases. I also don’t see her as bipolar she seemed more like chronic PTSD that is constantly triggered. Her team is very triggering too - they don’t understand what she’s going through.

Edit:  I should have been clearer... I totally don’t think I know more than her doctors and McClain is an amazing hospital. I would never normally tell someone about their diagnosis or diseases -  I was sharing from my viewpoint as audience to her documentary and with the insight of multiple autoimmune diseases and mental health conditions - they all interact and particularly things like Chronic PTSD (Complex in presence of child abuse), Bipolar, Borderline, DID w inflammatory autoimmune disease like Lupus (Neurolupus, SLE...) MS, CRPS, Crohns, IBS, allergies, Arthritis etc.

What was shown in the doc wasn’t a typical portrayal of bipolar from my understanding of it, which is not a bad thing. It reminded me of my experience with chronic PTSD.

Sometimes I think moving away from diagnosis/labels in general can be a good thing. Mental health is just health. Your brain is an organ like your liver. No medicine, or diagnosis could fix my autoimmune diseases without my taking control and recognizing my sensitivities, and doing the work like DBT, CBT, Mindful movement, breath work, meditation, dietary changes, etc. I had to relearn how to live similarly to how Selena has had to. It would have been cool to see more of her talking about inflammation, and how health and mental health are the same thing. It is all connected and they all interact w each other, was all I was trying to say.

I cried the whole time watching the docu. I felt her pain and I love her even more now.

Kelly has such a kind heart, and I think Selena does too. ❤

Selena is real, too down on herself, and so gentle. I have suffered in emotions and in quiet oscillated pain as well. She communicated through her heart with mine. That’s why I love her.❤

Kelly is right,"the best singers in the world are the ones that move you," and Sel you move us, we feel every word, we have lived/live every word, that's why we the fans will always have your back and only want your happiness. You're like a little sis to me and a big sis to my daughter, we love you as you are. ❤

Hearing her say "when am I going to be good enough by myself" was powerful.  She IS "good enough" by herself.  She is amazing.  I think she is someone who should never - never ever ever - look at comments or reviews about her.  She will take it personally and because she is so sweet, the sicko predators will come for her ego and try to destroy her light.

Amazing how many celebrities suffer from mental illness and trauma: Selena, Lady Gaga, Machine Gun Kelly, Pete Davidson, Demi Lovato, plus so many others. It reminds me of what Jim Carry said, “I think everybody should get rich and famous and do everything they ever dreamed of so they can see that it's not the answer." It's good they're speaking about it, so fans know they're not alone. And sharing how getting help and therapy helped them, to encourage others to do the same to improve the quality of their lives.

If Kelly Clarkson tells you you're a good singer, then you're a good singer.

I can understand how Selena G feels of what she had been thru and still going on her mental state. Being a psychiatric nurse,I deal with this kind of mental illness of our patients.Being bipolar have many swinging in thoughts,and depressions,that cant imagine. We have engineers,psychologist,nurse,lawyers patients,but when the manic periods comes,its too difficult for them to cope up,but when the depressive phase occur,its the worst. Sometimes medicines cant help at all. The worst is this illness is heriditary. Read that Selena maybe cant get pregnant coz of the medicines she take,and thats understanable issues. But still Selena is a model and ambassador for mental openess that will help young generations or every generations who get mental issues. She is courageous and I love this woman who stood up high to help others.

I applaud her bravery, honesty and openness! In a society of cancel culture and judgement I commend her openness. As a momma of one who suffers from anxiety and one who suffers from depression I wanted to just hug her. I think many people will not only relate but begin to look at themselves a little differently. What became even more clear to me is how messed up Hollywood is and behind it all she’s really just a human being struggling like the rest of us do. Much love to this brave woman!!

I am grateful for her honesty, I have idolised her now for 15 or so years, I also remember her from Barney. We are the same age. It was horrible to watch her in so much pain but was also very relatable, and its good to see she’s human like the rest of us, because sometimes we think that celebrities have everything and that their lives are great all of the time. I respect her for her honesty and vulnerability and I just know that the Documentary will help a lot of people. I also respect her ambition to bring mental health curriculum to schools. It is very much needed.

I can’t wait to see the documentary.   Im very proud of Selena Gomez being so raw and real with her mental health struggles.  I truly hope what she’s done helps others who can identify themselves in her.

It also goes to show the enormous amount of pressure that are on these performers.
Think of how the wrong social media post can throw you out of wack.
Imagine the whole world and critics monitoring and judging your every move

I hope this documentary will shed a lot more light about mental health and the hardships one face after transplant. Not everyone is lucky to be able to afford good therapists and quality Healthcare, let alone afford to pay their monthly bills. Stay strong. 🙏

I’m afraid to watch it. As a fellow kidney transplant recipient, mental health issues are rarely spoken about post transplant. You just got this wonderful gift, you should be so grateful and appreciative, nothing should be wrong. We are, because we are no longer tethered to a machine to do the work of our kidneys, but we are changing one set of challenges for another. It’s a major traumatic event in of itself and ptsd, post surgery psychosis happens more than people care to admit. Plus the guilt/responsibility of realizing you’re alive because of someone else’s sacrifice? Gut wrenching. I want to see the movie but I’m afraid I’ll see me in her, because I’ve been there.

Selena is wonderful in every way. As a person, singer, song writer,
actress, she is inspired, she inspires other people.
She is natural, spontaneous, super intelligent and always Selena.
Kelly is an extraordinary person. I love and appreciate them both.❤❤❤

She is such a class act, I applaud your candid honesty and bravery.

I liked Selena ok but didn’t know all that much about her other than surface information. This documentary was great. She really seems authentic and struggles with having to be fake for her “pop star” career. She wants to be genuine. She’s searching for meaning and wants to make a difference. I love that she’s doing that. 💚🙏

I honestly loved it! I have always adored Selena Gomez, always and forever, but watching My Mind & Me, I felt captured in her story. Like things that I couldn't really put into words, I saw captured very accurately in the documentary and I felt seen!!!! Love her So Much