Li Bingbing, 48, Has Been Struggling With Insomnia For Years; Also Feels “Tired, Weak & Fragile” All The Time
The actress said that she's seen a lot of doctors but they haven't been able to find anything wrong with her.
A career in showbiz may be filled with glitz and glamour, but for many celebs, it is also akin to being in pressure cooker 24/7.
This stress has gotten to Chinese actress Li Bingbing, who recently revealed the struggles she’s been going through in recent years. The 48-year-old is one of China's top actresses, and has also starred in Hollywood films like Transformers: Age Of Extinction and The Meg
In a recent Weibo post, Bingbing wrote: “My health hasn’t been great in the past couple of years. I’ve seen a lot of doctors but they haven’t found any major problems with me. However, I’m always oddly tired, my eyes hurt, I’m weak, fragile, sensitive, and I’m afraid of the cold. The most frightening thing is that I can’t sleep.”
She continued: “Fear envelops me whenever the word ‘sleep’ appears. I’ve tried all sorts of methods: listening to audiobooks, listening to music that induces sleep, counting sheep, listening to English and [Chinese comedian] Guo Degang’s recordings, but their effects have never lasted for long.”
She said she consulted a sleep doctor that was recommended by a friend and was given “very strong” medicine. She hoped that it would work, but ended up staying awake till dawn.
Her other 'enemy', she shared, is how she always feels cold.
“I feel cold when I shower, and feel colder if I stay in there for a longer time,” Bingbing said. “Who can understand how I feel? I want to find someone who does, but I haven't been able to.”
Thankfully, things seem to be getting better for the actress, who said that appearing on variety show Miracles Beside You And Me has brought about positive change in her life.
Bingbing said she “cried all the tears that [she held in] for the past few years” during the five days of recording, and that doing so had “gotten rid of the toxicity” that was inside of her.
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