"Recently, I disappeared a bit from social media to prepare for my performance at the Grammy Awards and the Super Bowl, but as I was away from the internet, I did this tattoo," Demi Lovato wrote on Instagram.
She points out that she had no idea what she was going to do, she simply "told her story" to tattoo artist Alessandro Capozzi. "I had no idea what I was going to do, I told him about my life and how I felt at that moment and we created this combination," she adds, referring to the overdose.
Lovato's distinctive tattoo is an angel of fall, delivered. Three pigeons - a symbol of the Holy Trinity (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) - raise it as the inner light appears on its chest. The angel's wings are black and look like they are falling apart, to represent the coming out of the darkness.
At the Grammy, Demi performed her new song, "Anyone", in which she expressed all the feelings for the darkest period of her life. The text of "Anyone" was written by Taurus himself before being hospitalized. Before the performance, she called the song "a cry for help."
In July 2018, Taurus was hospitalized as a result of overdose. She was brought back to life by narcan, a drug used to treat overdoses of heroin or other drugs. Initially, TMZ reported that the singer switched to heroin overdose, but this was later denied by a source close to her.
After her condition stabilized, Taurus wrote on Instagram in August 2018:
?I have always been transparent about the problem of addiction. All I have learned is that this disease is not something that disappears or fades with me. It's something I have to keep up with and I haven't ended it yet.
I want to thank God for keeping me in good health. To my fans: I am so grateful for all the love and support over the past week and beyond. Your positive thoughts and prayers have helped me cope with this difficult moment.
I now need time to concentrate to stay sober and deal with the road to improvement. I will never forget the love you showed and I look forward to the day when I will say I got it.
I'll still fight. "
In November 2019, in an interview with Teen Vogue, she stated:
?When I look at myself in the mirror, I see someone who has gone through a lot. I've faced a lot of things and I see [in the mirror] a fighter. I don't see a championship winner, but I do see a fighter and someone who will continue to fight, despite the difficulties
