‘Anxiety kicks in’: Pam Andrews on why she gave up acting [VIDEO]

Popular singer, former 'Backstage' and 'Rhythm City' actress Pam Andrews opens up leaving the acting industry.

Singer and actress Pam Andrews explains how post-traumatic stress disorder made her struggle with going back to acting. “So, I started going to therapy recently because I am broken. I have some stuff going on with me, some trauma that happened. It disrupts my life basically. I have to figure out so many things because of it.”

“So, I’m going to therapy, good therapy. Apparently, I might have PTDS also, complex PTSD.” she added.

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