Hey everyone, have you heard about Ally Pankiw’s film ‘I Used to Be Funny’? It’s a powerful story that follows a stand-up comedian dealing with PTSD. I recently watched it and was really moved by how it sheds light on mental health and the healing power of comedy. Have any of you seen it yet? I’d love to hear your thoughts on how this film portrays PTSD and the importance of laughter in coping with mental health challenges.
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Wow, I’ve heard about ‘I Used to Be Funny’ but I haven’t had a chance to watch it yet. It sounds really powerful and moving. As someone who struggles with PTSD, I’m always looking for stories and films that shed light on mental health and the healing power of comedy. I think it’s so important to have these kinds of conversations and representations in media. I’ll definitely make a point to check it out. And I totally agree that laughter can be such an important coping mechanism when dealing with mental health challenges. It’s like a breath of fresh air in the midst of all the heaviness. Thanks for sharing this, it’s always reassuring to know that there are stories out there that I can relate to and find comfort in.
Wow, I haven’t seen ‘I Used to Be Funny’ yet, but it sounds like a really powerful and important film. As someone who struggles with PTSD, it’s always great to see more representation of mental health in media. I think it’s so crucial to have these conversations and to show that healing and coping can look different for everyone. Laughter definitely plays a big role in my own journey in dealing with mental health challenges, so I’m really looking forward to watching this film and seeing how it portrays the healing power of comedy. Thanks for sharing this, and I’d love to hear more about your thoughts on the film if you’ve seen it!