Performer Mickey Taylor Hospitalized Following Panic Attack

Posted August 28, 2017 by Zach with 40 comments

Gay porn star, director, and singer Mickey Taylor has just shared with fans the above photos and below message revealing that he’s been admitted to the hospital following a panic attack. After being seen by doctors, he’s been told that he has a “slight” heart condition that’ll require overnight monitoring and medication. In the below message, Mickey also shares that he suffers from bipolar disorder, gastritis, and alcoholism, and that he’s attempted to take his own life. Via Facebook:

So this morning was a shit show. I pissed off and upset three people that I love and in my guilt I had a bad panick attack which has revealed a slight problem with my heart. I am staying in over night so they can pump me full of drugs and liquids and hopefully strengthen it again. Fingers crossed.

Want to say a big thank you to Kit Wilde for getting me to hospital and making sure I was safe and okay and the same with Joey OjOj Moser

Bipolar and depression are something I’ve always had but these past few months I have struggled. Between suicide attempts, my alcohol addiction and rehabilitation, breakdowns and now this and my gastritis I have let it rule me. I need to focus on healing mentally and physically. All I want to say is to everyone is that I’m sorry for upsetting or hurting any of you or acting out. This is not me and you know it. I promise to work on being better and making it up to you. Mental health disease is real. But we grow by talking about it together and supporting one another. Sorry Freddy, Luke, Michael, Joey and everyone I have hurt these past few weeks. I am working on being myself again.

Love you all! Wish me healing thoughts. ♥️❤️ Bring Haribo!
Sorry for putting you all through hell! ♥️

Never be afraid to to talk about mental health.

Over the weekend (as seen below), Mickey celebrated Manchester Pride with Sister Roma, who traveled to the U.K. to attend the festival. Best wishes to Mickey, as he receives the help he needs and makes a speedy, long-lasting recovery.