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This story is heartbreaking—and it should wake people up.

This story is heartbreaking—and it should wake people up. As Dr. Gilda Carle explains, many former Olympians—once celebrated, decorated, and admired—are now struggling to survive. Some are selling their medals. Some are selling memorabilia. Some are living out of cars. Some can’t afford food. Consider Ryan Lochte. One of the most decorated swimmers in Olympic history. Six gold medals. Multiple silvers and bronzes. At 41, he recently sold three gold medals just to raise cash. That’s not failure. That’s a broken system. Fame is intoxicating—but it’s rarely sustainable. Being “top of the heap” doesn’t last unless there’s a long-term plan, support, and transition. And when the spotlight disappears, the psychological crash can be devastating. This isn’t just about sports. It’s about a culture that celebrates people briefly—and then forgets them completely. Watch as Dr. Gilda Carle …. {Add Copy Here} Original video: {Add Link Here} Please like and Subscribe! Thanks!! Follow Dr. Gilda online and via social media: Facebook:   / drgilda   Instagram:   / drgilda   Twitter:   / drgilda   LinkedIn:   / drgilda   Website: https://www.drgilda.com If you enjoy my content, please consider booking for a one-on-one coaching session. Thank you! https://www.drgilda.com/p/book-appoin... Bio: Dr. Gilda Carle (Ph.D.) is the media’s Go-To Relationship Expert & Corporate Performance Coach, serving clients worldwide at www.DrGilda.com. As a media personality, she was the therapist on TV's Sally Jessy Raphael show as well as most other TV & news shows, from Howard Stern to Dateline. She also conducts Relationship Wellness training at medical facilities, including Columbia University Medical Center. As President of non-profit Country Cures® at www.CountryCures.org, she uniquely applies Country Music to empower Homeless Female Veterans. She is a product spokesperson (Hallmark, Harlequin, Sprint, Cottonelle, Galderma Pharmaceuticals, Match.com), keynote speaker, Professor Emerita of Business, and author of 17 books, including “Don’t Bet on the Prince!” (test question on “Jeopardy”), “How to WIN When Your Mate Cheats” (literary award winner from London Book Festival), and “Don’t Lie on Your Back for a Guy Who Doesn’t Have Yours” (featured on National Enquirer’s Health Page). She wrote the weekly “30-Second Therapist” column for the Today Show, the “Ask Dr. Gilda” column for Match.com, and she was the therapist in HBO’s Emmy Award winner, “Telling Nicholas,” featured on Oprah. She hosted Fox’s “Dr. Gilda” TV show pilot, MTV’s “Love Doc,” and TV shows on Trinity Broadcasting Network.