'I'm not sure who I am' - Bake Off winner in shock after bipolar diagnosis
Great British Bake Off winner Georgina Grasso has revealed a new diagnosis of bipolar 2 and autism, replacing her previous ADHD diagnosis. She expressed shock and uncertainty about her future, while seeking support from her followers as she adjusts to new medication.
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This story highlights the complexities of mental health diagnosis and the challenges public figures face when navigating personal health journeys in the spotlight.
Image source, Love Productions Image caption, Georgina Grasso became an advocate for the ADHD community during her time on the show
A former winner of the Great British Bake Off has said "I'm not sure who I am right now" after being diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
Georgina Grasso, from Carmarthenshire, spoke about having attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) during her time on the show, and said the reaction from the public had been "incredible".
But a new diagnosis has revealed that she has bipolar 2 and autism instead of ADHD, which she said has "come as a shock".
In an Instagram post, Grasso said she needed her fans "now more than ever" as she learns more about the mental health condition.
Grasso spoke openly about living with ADHD on her way to becoming the first ever Welsh Bake Off champion.
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