College should have been the best time of his life, but when an injury forced Rwenshaun Miller to quit football, things started falling apart.
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Doctors diagnosed Miller with bipolar 1 disorder. He attempted suicide three times.
>> In the video at the top of this page, he describes the turning point for him and how he’s helping those who are struggling.
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