Lisa Rinna is opening up about her daughters’ mental health. Just days after Delilah Belle, 21, opened up about her two trips to rehab to work on her mental health issues, her mom took to Instagram to raise awareness about PANDAS, a condition Delilah developed as a child. It can trigger massive mental health issues. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star praised her daughter for speaking out.
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“First of all I want to say how proud I am of both of our girls,” Lisa, 56, wrote. Her younger daughter, 18-year-old
Amelia Gray, has
spoken out in the past about
her struggles with anorexia. “I am in awe of how brave and courageous they are!”
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“In regards to Delilah’s recent post, I think it’s time to discuss the condition that started it all — PANDAS (Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal Infections),” Lisa wrote.
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“Roughly 10 percent of the pediatric population will develop PANDAS to some degree,” she continued.
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According to PANDAS network, the disorder occurs when a child has strep, which triggers a “misdirected immune response and results in inflammation on a child’s brain.”
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“In turn, the child quickly begins to exhibit life-changing symptoms such as OCD, anxiety, tics, personality changes, decline in math and handwriting abilities, sensory sensitivities, restrictive eating, and more,” the network explained.
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According to Lisa, Delilah’s condition was “extreme” and caused her to develop “serious anxiety and multiple phobias.”
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“Thankfully, we found the appropriate therapies. She is doing much, much better,” Lisa said. The actress encouraged parents to reach out to the PANDAS Network if their child is struggling with anxiety.
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On July 19, Delilah took to her own Instagram story to talk about her time in rehab, calling it, “the best thing that has ever happened to me.” She explained that she fell into a deep depression last year after moving to New York to attend NYU.
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“I knew the way I was living was unhealthy and detrimental to my mental health so I called my mom and told her I needed help,” she said. Lisa flew her out to LA and got her into treatment.
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She then revealed that she returned to the facility in June. “This time I stayed for 60 days (two months),” Delilah explained. “I worked through traumas and self-love. But most importantly I learned what self-respect meant.”
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“First of all I want to say how proud I am of both of our girls,” Lisa, 56, wrote. Her younger daughter, 18-year-old
Amelia Gray, has
spoken out in the past about
her struggles with anorexia. “I am in awe of how brave and courageous they are!”
Photo credit: INSTARImages
“In regards to Delilah’s recent post, I think it’s time to discuss the condition that started it all — PANDAS (Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal Infections),” Lisa wrote.
Photo credit: INSTARImages
“Roughly 10 percent of the pediatric population will develop PANDAS to some degree,” she continued.
Photo credit: INSTARImages
According to PANDAS network, the disorder occurs when a child has strep, which triggers a “misdirected immune response and results in inflammation on a child’s brain.”
“In turn, the child quickly begins to exhibit life-changing symptoms such as OCD, anxiety, tics, personality changes, decline in math and handwriting abilities, sensory sensitivities, restrictive eating, and more,” the network explained.
Photo credit: INSTARImages
According to Lisa, Delilah’s condition was “extreme” and caused her to develop “serious anxiety and multiple phobias.”
“Thankfully, we found the appropriate therapies. She is doing much, much better,” Lisa said. The actress encouraged parents to reach out to the PANDAS Network if their child is struggling with anxiety.
On July 19, Delilah took to her own Instagram story to talk about her time in rehab, calling it, “the best thing that has ever happened to me.” She explained that she fell into a deep depression last year after moving to New York to attend NYU.
“I knew the way I was living was unhealthy and detrimental to my mental health so I called my mom and told her I needed help,” she said. Lisa flew her out to LA and got her into treatment.
She then revealed that she returned to the facility in June. “This time I stayed for 60 days (two months),” Delilah explained. “I worked through traumas and self-love. But most importantly I learned what self-respect meant.”
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