Susana Molina has always been very aware of how important it is to take special care of mental health. The woman from Murcia, who achieved fame on television after winning Big Brother 14 and participating in the first edition of La isla de las Tentaciones with her then partner, Gonzalo Montoya, has become very vocal about this type of condition and disorder, confessing some of the ailments he suffers.
Among others, Susana Molina has confessed that she suffers from impostor syndrome, a psychological phenomenon by which the person believes that they have no capacity or abilities, despite the fact that the evidence indicates precisely the opposite; a disorder that greatly conditions her professional development. Recently, the Murcian has also revealed that she suffers from amaxophobia, the result of a car accident that almost cost her her life and that caused her a trauma that she deals with today.
People who have suffered a traffic accident go through a state of shock that is difficult to explain. A shock, coupled with not understanding what is happening, which can lead to serious mental health consequences.
Susana Molina confessed that she went through that dramatic moment six years ago: "I was going to take the car a few seconds before going home and I fainted," the Murcian revealed a few months ago through her Instagram account, explaining that although it looks like a An unimportant incident left a mark on her forever: "It created a trauma and a mental health problem for me."
Driving can be very stressful for many people, even creating panic attacks for many when they get behind the wheel or think they have to. These people suffer from amaxophobia or fear of driving, a disease that must be treated by specialists, includes symptoms such as anxiety and which tends to occur more frequently in perfectionists, with more negative thoughts and with social phobia; people who are unable to carry out that task of driving.
Driving is for many a daily task, but it is not easy, as it requires specific skills and some coordination. Susana Molina recognizes her insecurities, even more so since she suffered her accident. In her latest Stories, the woman from Murcia was preparing to take a four-hour trip and described it as "shock therapy", although she admitted to being "very nervous".
"Driving made me feel free, independent and safe. It was a story that deprived me of feeling free and being close to my family," insisted the influencer, who acknowledged being closer to overcoming her phobia thanks to specialized help and taking steps small, but certain, in the right direction.
