Tragedy of ‘remarkable’ Crazy P singer who took her own life amid perimenopause and exhaustion

Birmingham: It’s such a heartbreaking story. Danielle Moore, the talented singer from Crazy P, sadly took her own life. She was just 52 and had been dealing with perimenopause and the stress of a busy work life.

Her family and friends are devastated. They described her as kind and witty, and her death has left a huge hole in the hearts of many. It happened near the Kings Heath station, where she was struck by a train.

Just days before, she was busy with everyday tasks and even preparing for a gig. But the pressure of her hectic schedule and the challenges of the pandemic really took a toll on her mental health.

Her husband shared that she was feeling burned out from all the traveling and performing. It’s so sad to think that someone so vibrant was struggling so deeply inside.

Danielle had a history of mental health issues, and even though she started Hormone Replacement Therapy, she couldn’t find the time to really benefit from it. It’s just tragic how everything piled up on her.

The coroner noted that her perimenopausal symptoms had a significant impact on her mental health. It’s a reminder of how important it is to talk about these issues and seek help when needed.

Her last performance was at the Lost Village festival, and her husband recalled how she seemed critical of her own performance, which is so telling of her struggles.

On the day she passed, she had a conversation with a therapist and seemed to be looking for help. But then, she just vanished without a word, which is so chilling.

Friends remembered her as a loyal and loving person, and it’s clear she touched many lives. This whole situation is a wake-up call about mental health and the importance of support.

It’s just so tragic that someone so talented and loved felt she had no other way out. We need to keep talking about these issues and supporting one another.