Alexis Burd

I am glad they had the opportunity to share their story and show who they really are. They were both motivated to serve others on their own before they met. Meghan had developed great friendships and a close relationship with her niece way before she became a royal because she is a caring person. I especially thought it was interesting that they found out 83 people who didn’t know her, but decided they didn’t like her, each set up multiple twitter accounts (as many as 10 by a single person) and ran coordinated attacks that had a reach of over 17 million. For years she didn’t have her own voice to speak over this hatred (she was trying to be respectful to the institution) and it gained so much awful momentum. Happy she’s not only telling her own story in her own words, but has so many friends willing to stand by her side, and recount the undeserving and brutal attacks they witnessed against their friend. I enjoyed the series and happy to know they’re on the mend. They are an example of resilience and overcoming the challenges we all face with mental health brought on by stressful situations.