“It was a painful journey, and I look back and sometimes - I get sad when I think about the pain I had to endure, but I don’t regret anything.

Shes scared because shes never been in love before, and worries that all the emotion she. I’m grateful for those reminders,” she said. This song is about a girl who is falling in love for the first time. “They’re still there to remind me what could happen if I ever get into a dark place again. Though Lovato says she’s still dealing with the repercussions, she’s grateful for them and wouldn’t change a thing. “I don’t drive a car because of blind spots in my vision. “I was left with brain damage and I still deal with the effects of that today,” she shared. “I’m ready to get back to doing what I love, which is making music.”Īfter premiering the teaser, Lovato discussed the documentary and the lingering effects of her overdose with reporters, including how the strokes and heart attack impacted her. “I’ve had a lot of lives - like my cat, you know? I’m on my ninth life,” she says. I usually listen to songs on constant repeat for days, but this song. But now, she’s ready to take control of her future. “I snapped,” Lovato says in the trailer, which offers a first listen of her original song also titled “Dancing with the Devil.” After her family and friends recount their fears for her life as she fought to stay alive in the hospital, Lovato explains that she had three strokes and a heart attack. Demi Lovato to Revisit 'Darkest Point' of Her Life for 'Dancing With the Devil' Docuseries

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