Amy Pohl first downloaded TikTok thinking that it would be a great way to pass some time during the lockdown, especially considering she had been moved to a rehabilitation facility where she would have to spend two weeks in isolation.
Initially, Amy thought she had a private account, but now, she is thankful she didn’t as the app allowed her to build a strong support network when she was going through a difficult time. Amy says: “The more I shared, the more I realised I wasn’t alone and other people were going through similar battles, realising that I was helping others meant so much to me and inspired me to keep posting. I wouldn’t be where I am today if it wasn’t for my amazing followers!”
