Ariana Grande shares brain scan to show "terrifying" levels of post-traumatic stress

Ariana Grande spoke before her title at the Coachella Music Festival and revealed that the Manchester bombing was still having a huge impact on her.

The singer 'Thank U, Next & # 39; has changed his social media posts on his Sweetener tour, with photos of the brain, highlighting the effects of PTSD.

In her Instagram account, the 25-year-old woman shared a screenshot of three brain scanners, one of which was hers.

Subtitling the photo, Ariana wrote: "Not a joke"

The publication showed two brain scans side by side, one showing a "healthy brain" and the other a "brain of PTSD."

The brain of ESPT has several highlighted areas because it shows how the brain is stressed, but that 's nothing compared to the third digitized scan, which is that of the brain' s. Ariana.

Here, you can clearly see almost double the physical activity of "PTSD", which she says is on a "hilarious and terrifying" level.

This has been a revelation about the levels of PTSD that still affect Ariana, two years after the terrorist attack at the end of her concert in Manchester.

It is unclear why and in what context Ariana underwent a brain scan, but she used this image to talk about mental health, as she had done recently in British Vogue.

Speaking about Post Traumatic Stress and Anxiety, Ariana admitted that the bombing had always affected her: "I hate … yeah … I admit it but that's a lot. "

Ariana complained of vertigo since the attack, adding, "That's what everyone was telling me, it's hard to talk because so many people have suffered such a huge and serious loss.

"But yes, it's a real thing, I know these families and my fans, and everyone there has also experienced a lot."

Ariana admitted that the bombing is still a raw and emotional subject and that she does not "think I'll ever know how to talk about it and not cry".

The singer added, "Time is the most important thing, I feel I should not even talk about my own experience – as if I do not even have to say anything."

By displaying images of the brain scanner, Ariana hopes this will encourage her fans to open up and talk if they feel the stress and stresses of life.

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