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Shelley Beattie Committed Suicide After Suffering from Bipolar Disorder

Tuesday, March 11th, 2008

The Salem Statesman-Journal reports the cause of death of former IFBB pro bodybuilder Shelley Beattie (”Farewell to one who beat so many obstacles,” March 10):

Shelley Beattie was an inspiration to the deaf community, overcoming her disability to become a professional bodybuilder, a television personality and a competitive sailor.

“The only thing I can’t do is hear,” she used to say.

Last month she discovered one other thing she couldn’t do: live with bipolar disorder. While under a doctor’s care during a six-week stay at a psychiatric hospital, she took her own life.

Shelley was extremely popular as a person, a female bodybuilder, an athlete, and an American Gladiator as can be seen by the comments to the original announcment of her death.

Our condolences to her parents, Jack Beattie and Laura Mitchell, and her life partner, Julie Moisa.

Former IFBB Pro Bodybuilder Shelley Beattie Dead at Age 39

Sunday, February 17th, 2008

Dave Palumbo of Muscular Development reports that former IFBB Pro Bodybuilder and former American Gladiator Shelley Beattie died on February 13, 2008. She was 39 years old.

Beattie played “Siren” on the original American Gladiators series (not be confused with Valerie Waugaman who plays “Siren” in the current series). Beattie was one of very few and the most accomplished deaf female professional bodybuilders. She was an actress who appeared in the movie Hot Shots! Part Deaux that starred Charlie Sheen. She was formerly married to John Romano, senior editor for Muscular Development Magazine.

Shelley Beattie on cover - Muscular Development Magazine August 1993

Shelley Beattie on cover - Muscular Development Magazine February 1994