Positive posts of a woman on social media have been published on billboards across the United Kingdom and seen her amass thousands of social media supporters. But for Coco, the real measure of success is the number of dispatches she receives from people who say she has saved their life

" I wanted to end my life. I visited your Instagram and it's given me a reason to live," read one communication she woke up to one morning. Another one said" I have not had anybody to talk to, and I ended up in hospital trying to hurt me. Looking at your Insta page has made me feel at peace."The mental health activist, from Cardiff, who goes by the single name Coco on Instagram, posts positive declarations on her Talk to Coco account, including those which read" you are enough"," you are loved" and" you are good". " Mental health is who we are, it's part of us like our hair color or our eyes, it's not bad and that is important to flashback," she said. More mental health support demanded, charity says. Sam Fender cancels shows to concentrate on mental health. Coco said her passion for mental health started as she" couldn't fake" how she was really feeling any longer so started posting on Instagram to express her passions. The 30- time-old said" The response was magic. I felt human again, I felt honored and conceded for who I really was. "It gave me a feeling of joy, to be able to be me and be loved - was something I never imagined I could be.

" Having ADHD (attention deficiency hyperactivity complaint) makes me need confirmation and acceptance and it was a commodity I no way truly understood until I was so honest with myself."
Another alleviation has been the death of one of her friends.
Another alleviation has been the death of one of her friends.
" My friend called out for help for times- she had an awful life and she saw her mom get murdered as a child," said Coco.
" She was the most intelligent person I know. Amazing in the academy, graduated university with a degree in law. She sounded OK because educationally she was doing well.
" Still, she took her own life."
She added," If someone tells you they need help, believe them, I guess it can always be too late and also people want to start change."
Through her work, Coco wants to help youngsters by giving" children who feel different the knowledge to know that it's okay".
" I also want to give the tools to their teachers on how to deal with people who are tuned different," she said.
" You wouldn't drive and handle a Ferrari the similar way you would a Renault Clio, correct? So why do the same with us."
She added" My end thing with campaigning and backing for mental health would be to give people a purpose to want to stay alive in this world. I want people to know that mental health does not have to be just a conception of negativity."
Coco believes the focus of her work must be youthful people.
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She said that people participating in how much she's helping them give her the power to keep going.
" I just want to help and do what I can, it's my purpose on earth I believe," Coco said.
" I was always told as a youngster I wouldn't be good enough, I wouldn't prosper, I was not loved or liked; it created a lot of tones- dubieties and detest towards myself, anyhow of mental sickness
" My declarations told the exact contrary communication. It told everyone they were enough, they were loved and that they were good, and that I now know I'm too."