Sinead O’Connor said the best part of going "mental" is getting sane again – and told that she wouldn’t be alive today if she didn’t publicly cry out for support when she was suicidal.Opening up about her battle with mental illness, she said: “It can be lonesome not being well.
“[Dying of] the conditions I was suffering from. I was going to end up dead if I didn’t reach out and grab from life."“The assumption is that people who are suicidal are mentally ill and that is not necessarily the case at all. It is a complete misnomer. The ‘Nothing Compares To You’ hitmaker added that she is trying to start writing music again for the first time in years, after having some writers block following her hysterectomy in 2015.
“It would be rare for me to experience people who want to be friends with me just because they like me, there is usually a job or something else in it.