Gab Valenciano discharged from hospital after 6 days of confinement due to mental health condition

Gab Valenciano just came out of the hospital after almost a week of confinement due to his mental health condition which he openly talked about on his Instagram account.

In his recent post, Gab happily announced that he has been discharged from the hospital and talked about why mental health should be addressed and understood.

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He wrote: “After six long days, I am finally out of the hospital. To understand mental health you must try to understand people on a different level, which is close to impossible as we are all made differently. But that is what makes life so fragile, so vulnerable, beautiful even. The divergence, the fight, the battle and the will to continue on. Remember, you don’t need to be mentally ill to advocate mental health. We are all subject to mental vulnerability, no exemptions. Your circle will help define the details of your path, so choose them wisely.”

Gab then gave his support to people fighting their own battles and concluded: “Here’s a thumbs up to all those fighting these invisible wars on a daily basis, and to those who support our cause. I post stuff like this not for sympathy, but to show that choosing to fight is all we have, so might as well fight with everything we’ve got. My heart also goes out to every single person who has supported me through this entire ordeal. Alive to fight another day.”

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After six long days, I am finally out of the hospital. To understand mental health you must try to understand people on a different level, which is close to impossible as we are all made differently. But that is what makes life so fragile, so vulnerable, beautiful even. The divergence, the fight, the battle and the will to continue on. Remember, you don’t need to be mentally ill to advocate mental health. We are all subject to mental vulnerability, no exemptions. Your circle will help define the details of your path, so choose them wisely. Here’s a thumbs up to all those fighting these invisible wars on a daily basis, and to those who support our cause. I post stuff like this not for sympathy, but to show that choosing to fight is all we have, so might as well fight with everything we’ve got. My heart also goes out to every single person who has supported me through this entire ordeal. Alive to fight another day, alive in every single way.

A post shared by Gabriel Valenciano (@gabvalenciano) on Oct 29, 2019 at 12:52am PDT

In another post, Gab expressed her appreciation for his parents Angeli and Gary Valenciano who remained by his side and wrote: “My pillars of peace, love and strength. Thank you Mama and Papa for always being there for me. I know it’s not easy having a son with my condition, but one call and you both are there. There are no words, really. Yes, I have A LOT to reconstruct in my character, my habits and life in general, but you’ve always been there to guide me no matter what. The best parts of myself consist of your unconditional love. I love you both so very much. I pray that one day I could be just like you to my children and that in the near future, it will be my turn to take care of you.”

(Photo source: Instagram – @gabvalenciano)