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Brandon Marshall has a serious mental illness. Sources I know say its an extreme form of Bipolar - not Pete for a change, from a Doctor. Instead of hiding his mental illness, he started a campaign crusade for others with severe mental illness. I have so much respect for him. If the fates allow him to keep his head together, we have picked a gem of a player that will do nothing but increase the already phenomenal locker room we already have. Pete told me that unlike Dez, Marshall has kept himself in top playing condition. He said that physically Marshall is a beast. Pete likes this signing much more than Dez.
Good on You Brandon and may God's breath be always at your back. What a courageous and classy guy!
Brandon Marshall's Journey
Good on You Brandon and may God's breath be always at your back. What a courageous and classy guy!
Lesser known to the football masses is his diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). Instead of shying away from it, Marshall bravely owned it, and is making a difference in others’ lives, too.
This pro is an inspiration to young people with a mental health condition—a talented, trendy, handsome 30-year-old with a commitment to ending stigma and supporting others that is just as important to him as his play on the field.
The Brandon Marshall Foundation strives to show those with mental illness that they do not have to live in silence. Every penny of donations to the foundation goes directly to services, including early intervention for kids, funding organizations that help people with BPD, lending emotional support to victims of abuse, and more.
Last NFL season, Marshall wore lime green cleats to support mental illness during a game. I was pleasantly surprised to see a famous athlete forwarding the cause of mental health awareness.
His wife, Michi Nogami, is a fantastic partner and supporter of the foundation as well. This month, a $25+ donation also gets you Michi’s OPI nail color, Crazy Stigma Green. It’s a beautiful shade, and you’re supporting their organization, too.
Brandon Marshall's Journey