Two Legends Michael Phelps and Gymnast Aly Raisman, Connected in Fight Against Mental Health, Pose Together And Fans Go Crazy

The world’s greatest swimmer, Michael Phelps, is an active advocate of mental health. The swimmer runs a foundation that works towards improving mental health globally. Phelps has spoken at various events about the importance of good mental health. Recently, the swimmer appeared with world-class gymnast Aly Raisman at an event. They received great love from fans on social media.

Phelps has experienced shudders about his mental health on many occasions throughout his career. At one point, he was not happy winning titles. Phelps realized that he did not have any more desires. That’s when he knew that he started to become depressed. On the other hand, the six-time Olympic medalist realized her negligence in finding balance in life. Hence, after retiring in 2020, she actively promoted mental health awareness and peaceful living.

Michael Phelps poses with Aly Raisman on social media

Recently, the two legends appeared at a mental health awareness program at Deloitte. After the event, Phelps and Raisman posed for a beautiful selfie together.

The swimmer posted the picture with the caption: “Always fun sharing the stage w you!! @alyraisman”

Fans were overwhelmed to see the two passionate athletes and mental health advocates in a frame. The comment section was poured with great love and appreciation. Fans commented;

“You two were great! Thank you.”

“Beautiful❤️”

“Thank you for the beautiful picture!👏”

“Two goats in one photo!”

Some fans also followed their conversation at the event. They could relate to and learn from their enlightening talk. Fans thanked Aly and Phelps for talking about mental health. They said;

“Loved seeing you and @alyraisman advocate for mental health @deloitte …”

“Thanks for sharing time and thoughts yesterday! 💚”

Moreover, a few fans were in complete awe of Michael Phelps, the legend. They expressed;

“Respect for @m_phelps00 💪🥇”

“MIKE!!!!”

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The impact of serious issues feels greater when eminent personalities pay importance to it. Phelps and Raisman did a great job spreading awareness of mental health on a public forum.

Phelps suffered from ADHD

Michael Phelps was in the sixth grade when he was diagnosed with ADHD. He experienced hyperactivity and could not sit through classes. Phelps’ mother introduced him to swimming. At first, he was scared of being in the water, but he eventually loved being in it. Phelps could channel most of the hyperactivity while swimming.

Moreover, at 11 he met his coach Bob Bowman who trained him in championships where he rose like a conqueror. Phelps’s determination to the sport brought him to the peak of his career.

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