Happy Rush

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it was an entertaining show. slow start but picks up three episodes in. I can say that I love how they did not try to make Mia loveable, as mentally ill people usually aren't, but they let us see from different perspectives how mental illnesses aren't just confusing and life changing for the people who personally deal with them, but also for the people who love them. We saw her deal with her relationship with her mind, her family, her friends and her objects of love which I appreciated because it showed how mental illness is like a tornado 🌪 taking everything in its path into a whirlwind of destruction and confusion.