I wrote it with the intention to save one person. And I did. It was me.”
When Rossy Gil began journaling during the darkest chapter of her life, she wasn’t trying to survive. She was trying to say goodbye. Struggling with postpartum depression, isolation, and a lifetime of buried pain, she started writing what she thought might be her final words. But something unexpected happened. The more she wrote, the more she began to feel seen, heard, and alive. That journal became her book. That book became her healing.
In this powerful conversation, Rossy shares the truth behind her transformation. From the weight of motherhood and mental health stigma to the quiet strength of the people who never gave up on her, this episode is a testament to resilience, vulnerability, and the power of putting pen to paper.
👤 About Rossy Gil
Rossy Gil is a mental health advocate, mother, and the author of a memoir that began as a suicide note. Through unfiltered honesty, she is helping others feel less alone in their pain and reminding them that it is okay to not be okay.
🔹 Key Takeaways
🔹 Writing can become a way back to yourself
🔹 Postpartum depression often goes unseen but can be deeply consuming
🔹 Healing sometimes starts by telling the truth without editing it
🔹 Love and support do not always look like solutions—they look like presence
🔹 You are allowed to fall apart and still find your way forward
📢 Connect with Rossy Gil
🔗 Instagram: @rosieantonieta
🔗 Buy the Book — The Penthouse I Promised You
🔗 Blog: The Essays I Promised You
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