Southern Charm’s Molly reveals Ketamine infusion

Souther star Molly O’Connell It is sincere how ketamine infusion has “completely changed” her life.

“I was in deep depression.” I fight depression and anxiety, ”shared O’Connell (37) “Ladygang” Podcast on Tuesday 4th March. “I have PTSD and I got into a real rut and I couldn’t get out of bed. I haven’t worked for a long time. I would not leave my house, I would just order doordash. I wouldn’t do anything, I wouldn’t let anyone come. And I wasn’t where I could even do therapy. I needed to improve. ”

O’Connell who started to appear in season 10 Southern spell, She explained that she started infusions of ketamine because Top Model’s Lisa given He published how it “changed her life”.

“I sent her sending her; she told me. So if she didn’t publish it publicly, I wouldn’t know we would do it,” she said. ” And that I have done it since I was 3, 4 years old. “It was just ridiculous. ”

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The star of reality noted that after infusions she was able to “get out of this track” and launch various types of therapy, including dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) and exposure therapy.

O’Connell started playing in season 10 Souther In December 2024. From its start in the show O’Connell was open about its challenges as a model with weight fluctuations.

“I gained weight and most of the things I do must be a certain size.” I do a lot of electronic trading, and that’s it (now), ”O’Connell shared on Tuesday at the” Ladygang “podcast. “I lost this job and the weight is part of it.” It affects many parts of my life and I have a lot of shame around it because of only society and the modeling industry and the toxicity of it all. ”

Before it appears on SoutherO’Connell also played on reality show Next Top Model America In 2011, where she came second.

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In question Which show was harder on the movie, O’Connell admitted that it was Top model.

“It was shooting 24/7.” In the corner of our bedrooms had cameras of the motion sensor, ”she revealed the episode “VIALL Files” Podcast in January. “You couldn’t escape anyone.” They could only come. ”