Dec 11, 12:00 PM EST

Funny People Cry Too: A Q&A with Sarah Murphee

Cofounder, Lauren O'Shaughnessy, interviews advocate, comedian & founder of Funny People Cry Too, Sarah Murphee, to learn more about her mental health experiences. They'll discuss Sarah's childhood being raised by a mother with untreated schizophrenia, her own battles with mental health, the many stigmas that are prevalent in the world of entertainment, and why she started FPCT. Come hang!

About Lauren O'Shaughnessy

Lauren is the editorial director and cofounder at the Made of Millions Foundation. She has been a part of the team since its launch in 2016. She has been open about her personal struggles with Generalized Anxiety Disorder and social phobia. You can follow her on Instagram at www.instagram.com/internet_lauren

About Ask the Advocates

Millions and millions of people around the world live with mental illness, but their stories are not all the same. They come from different places, cultures, communities and countries. They like different things, have different kinds of friends, and cope with their symptoms in different ways. When talking about mental health, it's important that we highlight these differences and explore how they shape our experiences. Mental health narratives should be as diverse and unique as we are.

Ask the Advocates is an ongoing Q&A series with outspoken mental health sufferers from around the world. Guests will open up about their experiences living with a wide range of conditions and symptoms, and answer your questions about pain, growth, healing, treatment and more. Before each episode, spend some time learning about the scheduled guest and come prepared with questions that are relevant to what they've been through.

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