To MTV News, she said: "When I first went to treatment I did not want to be there so I thought 'I'll just pretend as we do not pass'. I stayed there and I started to believe I was there for the right reasons. Some girls do not want to get help, but even if they pretend to be better, you will eventually believe that they really need help and will one day realize that what they are doing the right thing. "
There were days when I was mad, but now I want to be with my fans because I am someone's role model. I would say: speak up and not be afraid to ask for help because it will save lives. "Lovato said that after rehabilitation has a whole new outlook on life, adding: "Today I feel like a completely new person, I grew a lot and I have gone through a lot, so I am excited to where we are today."
BTW:Demi Lovato Joins Slew of Singers to Belt Out National Anthem
There’s just something about a singer belting out the National Anthem before an epic game that gives us goosebumps!
Off the heels of Zooey Deschanel‘s rendition of “The Star Spangled Banner” at Game 4 of the World Series, Demi Lovato took the mic over and sang her own version at Monday night’s nail biting Game 5! The former Disney darling represented her hometown of Dallas, Texas by donning a red Rangers jersey.
