Miriana Trevisan with an open heart: here’s what the woman confessed about a tough battle she had to face.
Miriana Trevisan, famous ex-girlfriend of “Non è la Rai”recently returned to television, sharing a delicate phase of her adolescence during the show “Storie Italiane”, hosted by Eleonora Daniele.
In the episode we talked about the careers of the former participants of the well-known program created by Gianni Boncompagni.
Miriana Trevisan, who was part of the cast from 1991 to 1994, subsequently undertook a career as a showgirl and presenter.
The woman was lucky enough to work with big names on Italian television such as Mike Bongiorno and Raimondo Vianello.
Miriana Trevisan and the story of the illness that struck her as a young woman
During the interview, Trevisan recounted a significant episode related to his fight against anorexia disease that struck her at a young age. The problem manifested itself for the first time following a dance audition, a great passion of his. “The trigger event was a dance audition. I was born as a dancer. I was very lucky because my dance teacher saw me coming in these huge sweaters, with these sweatpants… Because I wanted to be thin to be able to practice dance at a professional level,” Miriana explained.
The situation became critical when his teacher noticed his excessive thinness during lessons. “He saw me in this situation as a little fragile, weak, during the diagonals… And he told me and all the others to take off my sweater. When he saw that I was too skinny he closed the school doors on me. I thank him for that, because it was a beautiful moment,” Miriana said, recognizing her teacher’s gesture as a saving intervention.
Miriana Trevisan, gratitude for the teacher who saved her
Miriana then made an appeal to educators and teachers, underlining the importance of intervening in cases of eating disorders, which he describes as a “virus”. He also shared the difficulty of hiding his problem from his parents, who were busy with work, managing to disguise his condition with loose clothing. “I got out of it thanks to my teacher who noticed, ‘Start eating and I’ll reopen the doors for you,’ he told me. I had to start eating again slowly, my parents worked all day and didn’t see me, I was able to hide this thing”Trevisan said.
In addition to her battle with anorexia, Miriana Trevisan also spoke about her experience with endometriosis, a painful disease that he faced together with other members of his family. You concluded your speech by telling how, after abandoning your studies for “Non è la Rai”, you managed to graduate six years ago, demonstrating great resilience and the ability to get back up in the face of adversity.
