Actress Sandra Oh said hospital chain Grey’s Anatomy had caused “traumatic disorder”.
10:53 AM, August 29, 2021
Since 2005, Sandra Oh has played Christina Yang on the ABC series “Grey’s Anatomy” before leaving the Doctors series at the end of the tenth season. When the Korean-Canadians took on the role, their lives changed drastically, as the now 50-year-old revealed. Oh, the treatment needed at the start of Grey’s Anatomy. “To be totally honest, it hurt,” Oh recalled her Sunday interview today with Willie Geist. “And the reason I say this is because you need a lot of privacy to do your work. So if you lose your identity, you have to develop skills to try to be authentic.”
The sudden fame was a real challenge for Oh. I succeeded in the latter thanks to the treatment. She focused on her mental health, which helped her get through the ordeal. “Well, I have a good therapist,” the former Grey’s Anatomy star commented dryly. “I’m not kidding. It’s very important.”
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