Dália Madruga and her husband, Marcos Tenório Bastinhas, were on the program ‘Two to 10’ last Friday, July 18, to the conversation with Cristina Ferreira about the Knight’s statement, who announced a career break to take care of his mental health.
Diagnosed with a depression, the son of Joaquim Bastinhas shared his testimony very emotionally and, at one point, even confessed that he tried to end his life, leaving his companion in tears when recalling this moment.
Very thrilled, Dália Madruga then pointed out the “difficult” who went to live with “fear” that her husband did some “nonsense”: “It’s hard … It’s hard to ask you every day” don’t leave me alone that we have our four children to educate, “” I can’t do this alone. “I, every day, asked him. I never left him alone with fear, I walked many months that I didn’t let him leave home alone (…).admitted.
After such intimate sharing, Dália Madruga and Marcos Tenório Bastinhas received numerous messages of affection from viewers and followers and the former presenter decided to pronounce on social networks.
In her Instagram account, the sister of Núria Madruga shared a photo captured during the interview and in the caption stressed the importance of addressing the theme in question.
“Yesterday was an intense day. Loaded with emotions, reflections and, above all, courage. We talked about mental health – a theme that still scares a lot of people, but urgently needs to gain space in our conversations.”started by writing in the post caption.
Dália Madruga praised her husband’s “courage” to have spoken publicly about the depression she is going through, reinforcing that “pain exists” and should not be ignored.
“We believe that talking is the first step. And that no one should feel embarrassed to be sick-whether physically or emotionally. Diseases exist. Pain exists. And hiding does not cure”he pointed out.
“Speaking of life”
In the end, the businesswoman showed her gratitude for the “love and support” that both received after television sharing, showing that “sharing is also transforming”, and left the contact of several lines of support.
“The love and support we received was something that touched us deeply. We were speechless. And it is this love that gives us the strength to continue. Because together, in community, and we must-normalize mental health. Make it accessible. Uncomplicated. Without taboos (…). If this gesture helps even a person seeking help, it has already been worth it.”he stressed.
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