Life Of Demi Lovato After Rehab

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Demi Lovato has shut down her Twitter account, abandoned her post on The Jonas Brothers’ concert tour, and checked into rehab for treatment for what insiders say is an emotional breakdown. She also had a history of eating disorders and cutting, had recently been linked to teen sensation Justin Beiber.

And after taking a long break from everything to focus on recovering herself, Demi Lovato will soon return back to work and begin to put her life back together. According to People.com, Demi Lovato has finished her prescribed treatment & now is back home in LA. 

The source said: “She will continue to see doctors in LA who will help her work on the issues she confronted in treatment. For now, she is getting back to her regular routine and spending time with her family and close friends. She is so grateful to all of her fans for their support, & looks forward to being able to talk to all of them very soon. Demi will continue to focus first and foremost on her well-being.”

About Demi Lovato: a great actress, singer and songwriter who became famous from her role as Mitchie Torres on the The Disney Channel's movie, Camp Rock. After Camp Rock she signed a recording deal with Hollywood Records and has released two albums since. Demi's music has proven appeal, her first album, "Don't Forget" hit the charts at number 2. Her second album, “Here We Go Again” splashed onto the charts at the number 1 position. Both her albums included songs written by solely by her and tracks that she co-wrote.

In her interview with Seventeen, Demi Lovato talks about her rehab and how she deals with it. She spoke candidly about her past anxieties, her pressure-cooker lifestyle and her parents' intervention.

 

Here's what she had to say:

"I basically had a nervous breakdown," she explained.

"I was really bad off. My parents and manager pulled me aside and said, You need to get some help.” It was an intervention.

"I wanted freedom from the inner demons. I wanted to start my life over."

In a short Q&A with the magazine released last week, Demi Lovato got to the heart of her message.

"If you are going through that dark period, go to your family and closest friends," she reportedly said. “Don't put yourself in danger. It's very crucial that you get your feelings out—but don't ever inflict harm on you body because your body is so sacred.”

"I wish I could tell every young girl with an eating disorder, or who has harmed herself in any way, that she's worthy of life and that her life has meaning. You can overcome and get through anything."

And Demi Lovato did just that late last year, when she entered treatment for undisclosed, though widely speculated upon, issues—chief among them cutting and an eating disorder.

"Yes, there have been times when I definitely have been tempted to get rid of my dinner," the magazine quoted her as candidly revealing. "But I will deal with it for the rest of my life because it's a life-long disease. I don't think there's going to be a day when I don't think about food or my body, but I'm living with it, and I wish I could tell young girls to find their safe place and stay with it."

And Demi Lovato is first in line to take her own advice.

"I have come to realize that just making yourself happy is most important," she said. "Never be ashamed of what you feel. You have the right to feel any emotion that you want, and to do what makes you happy. That's my life motto."