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All of the above however I would never have made it without my relationship with Jesus. I am 67 and was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia and ADHD about 10 years ago. At the time, I didn’t look into any of it as my marriage was in a horrible state. I was married to a Narcissist for 14 years and my health was deteriorating from the inside out. I moved to Baja Mexico six years ago to heal and to get off all my meds (except one pain med that it otc here). My new friend suggested that I have more than ADHD. Which he said was pretty bad lol. And he thought I was on the spectrum. That was six weeks ago. Thanks to your videos and others, it fits like a shoe. Humbling and enlightening. Frustrating and encouraging. I gotta say, moving here is the best solution for me as I’m on the beach and no regrets. Thank you again for your interest and dedication.
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Almost all boxes checked. Late diagnosed male (47 years), divorced, trauma from fundamentalist evangelical Christianity, and chronic depression (no chronic pain). I was a pharmacist once upon a time. COVID happened, I got into some good investments, and now I make music full time. Find your peace and stay in it. Thanks for your posts. 🎉
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Yes, on that timeline. Diagnosed in 2009 after incorrectly diagnosed as bipolar since 1982. Divorced after a 6 year marriage in early 2000s. Thankfully there were no children. There is trauma from human-created religion here and there across a few decades but thankfully no trauma caused by Jesus.
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Divorced last year after 12 years of narcissistic abuse (among other forms of abuse), now co parenting my 3 kids with my ex and his new wife who is also a narcissist and way too involved. I stayed in that marriage because of religious abuse but thank God I’m free.
Now going through assessment of possible diagnosis of ASD and ADHD. My two oldest kids have ADHD. Looking into possible ASD diagnosis for my son.
I faced the worst of my chronic pain during the last few years of my marriage from all of the stress.
I could never return to an evangelical church again and never trust another pastor. But I am finding peace surprisingly now in Catholicism and having Mary in my life now.
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Some of it yes, (never married so not divorced.) Late diagnosed autistic, chronic pain.Once I reached out for help I found out for me that the chronic pain was trauma based. As I’ve been working through the trauma, the pain has subsided to almost imperceptible. For me the trauma was stuck in my body and needed release. It’s so interesting how our bodies keep track . It hasn’t been easy to work through the emotions but it’s been fruitful. I hope you feel better.
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Taylor, you are so brave putting out real, raw content like this. As others said, you have helped so many of us. Like with my kids, I wish I could take all of your pain/trauma and make it better for you. Praying you get some answers soon on the chronic pain. I have had seasons of that for years, and it is no fun.
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@MelW669
3 weeks ago
I'm in my 40's. Had the existential crisis about four times over, realized my religious trauma, got divorced, realized I wasn't just a broken and unhappy person because I couldn't be grateful enough. Learned about narcissistic abuse, learned to set boundaries. Lost friends,haven't really made new friends. Confronted my dad about his abuse and neglect (that actually went fairly well, believe it or not). Still suffering daily with chronic exhaustion. Single parenting with no support. Working full time. No diagnosis, but I highly suspect it. It's been a bit of a wild ride these past few years. I'm really tired. I feel better about myself and I respect myself more, but I think I actually feel so much grief I've dissociated and I can't feel my feelings currently. It was all too much to realize. My whole life has been a series of decisions made in survival mode.
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