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Who gives a flying fuck what he has to say?

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I found myself committed, in jail and homeless, I found myself.

That man should be ashamed

Wow letting a women beater on the podcast who only got 6 months wow

The past is not our fault. The present is our responsibility, including clearing up any unresolved issues (trauma, pain, wounds, whatever you want to call it).

For most people you just get started and keep going. I have no mental prep. I just get up and decided it was time.

Truth. Anything that can be accomplished will be after you organize yourself and stay anchored and committed to yourself.

Very interesting interview. I started playing football at 13 in 2013, and I delved into it deeply. Chris Borland’s retirement never quite sat right with me, and in many ways I related to his apprehensions with the sport. It’s alarming looking back on it that I resonated so much with his sentiment at the age of 14, but it didn’t keep me from pursuing it further. I finally quit after a season of college, and I believe it had really been brewing within me for a few years. Looking back, I think I got lucky concussion-wise, but I ended up with disc herniations, a knee reconstruction, and shoulder issues along with nerve issues in my hands and feet. I am in no way anti-football, but I do believe that delaying full-contact competition is a great idea overall for injury mitigation, especially in the context of concussions. I don’t regret playing football at all, I honestly believe it sent me down a far better path than I otherwise would’ve been on sitting in my room alone on my computer, which is what I did mostly before the age of 13. So happy I stumbled upon this interview! Great work folks.

So true....

My only brother that help me stay up just got shot and killed idk what to do I’m on the streets at 15

Please I have sleep desorder can tms help

100% agree. Eat what the earth and nature produces

yeah, every single day is a blessing and learning more and more. Its a fight but its one thats worth it thats forsure.

This was interesting. to hear Thank you.

“Death by a thousand paper cuts” is how a friend described her father whom she no longer associates with.

Ketamine therapy by a doctor

For me it was a combo of exercising a lot more, getting a lot healthier food in my body, therapy, and mindfulness...I like that mindfulness book called 30 Days to Reduce Depression by Harper Daniels.

Any link to the actual video?

And then there’s me with 5 concussions by the age of 11

Got concussion last practice senior year. None of the coaches took noticed. Didn't know my locker number or car I drove. 1 friend guided me to locker and showed me my car. Scary now I look back on it. I passed my street 4 times

There’s no tackle football before 8. And if you think 8 is too young for tackle football, it’s not. It’s better to learn how to safely tackle and be tackled while the game is still slow and the collisions aren’t big enough to cause much or any damage. If you start tackle football later, you set up these kids for more head and neck injuries.

I've been waiting to hear what Chris had to say after all the concussions in the NFL lately!

youre a charlatan

Stigma like sigma

It’s too much for the industry to handle

Facts! Men have been tricked into thinking being manly is having multiple women. It’s pushed on men that it’s ok to sow oats and live but they only want to settle with women that are untouched or young. When a man can put everything into one woman, she will do anything for him. ❤

I wish they accepted medicade/ Medicare!;.

This is so important in treatment; knowing personal needs and wants are mandatory in any treatment zone! This is cool!

Beautiful webinar! I love being sober , even moreso for the holidays! Congratulations on everything, Andy/Andrea

True it's true but then life gets hard again and so on but eventually you get it and then boom your life's almost over you've got grandkids and realized you've wasted half your life then boom you try to fit more into your life then boom your dead well that's my story but I almost recovered fully maybe boom and I will be actually reborn truly hoping so❤

Shame is a soul eating emotion - Carl Jung - The Red Book

the gym is my second home ❤

Thanks mam for providing such a helping content 🥰😊, I need your help that how can i change my negative beliefs like I think that i shouldn't have to be wrong and for this i always try to prove other wrong and try to defend myself and at last feel embarrassed on being wrong Another one is being poor is unworthy and i always try to hide from others that i am poor because i think i will not be accepted and i feel shame for being poor If others are not enjoying your company then its not their fault its mine and this makes me feel bad

All of these labels are driving me nuts! Just be yourself, we are each individual and have strengths and weaknesses, and anyone who uses a label as an excuse needs to rethink their life. Using labels to understand and progress is different.

WELL THAT TOOK A TURN

You said it! It is conditional acceptance

Thought it was joe rogan for a second.😅

The key word there is "worth". All my life I've felt worthless.

I've actually thought of depression in the same way.

I got in and out of bad depressions a lot bc of my period. The thing about depression is that it can be … comfortable. and it happens suddenly. If I didn’t struggle with it for most of my life the signs would be very hard to identify.

💯 exactly and it's endless and no matter what you do it comes again and it lessons but it comes in waves and grief makes it worse

Thank you, I’m about to start a clinical ketamine therapy trial in New Zealand and excited

I appreciated the trigger warning im for the psychedelics Id love to know APN'S opinion to mostly Medical Marijuana I am a Medical card hold in North Dakota where it obviously much harder to obtaim than in Colorado In North Dakota you need a full psych evaluation CO you essentially just pay off a doctor

Mad respect to whomever this guest is

I noticed in watching this podcast and some others that the podcast hosts tend to cut off the interviewee mid-sentence and sort of prevent the listener from hearing more of their story. I would love to hear more spaces for listening to the interviewee and giving pauses and spaces in between responding to make sure the interviewee has said everything they want to say. I also notice that Dan and Andy tend to highlight their own stories and I'd love to see the focus come back more to the interviewees.

You are an excellent presenter! Clear, relatable, informative, and uplifting 😊

I am my parents only child. My father wanted a boy, but my mother died when I was 4, and my father never found anyone else. He had still wanted a boy. So when I was only 13 he put me on testosterone, and told me I was going to be a boy. I loved it, it was what I always dreamed of. I had, surprisingly, a lot of friends after that. I was happy. But I always knew it was wrong. So I stopped, and my father was furious. I moved in with my friends, but they didn’t help much either. They were all for the “gender-swap”. By the grace of God I have found his true Catholic church. I always feel my body has been defiled, and I can never cure it, but I try. Dare I say that transgenderism is at equals with nazism, because the victims still have to live afterward.

I am my parents only child. My father wanted a boy, but my mother died when I was 4, and my father never found anyone else. He had still wanted a boy. So when I was only 13 he put me on testosterone, and told me I was going to be a boy. I loved it, it was what I always dreamed of. I had, surprisingly, a lot of friends after that. I was happy. But I always knew it was wrong. So I stopped, and my father was furious. I moved in with my friends, but they didn’t help much either. They were all for the “gender-swap”. By the grace of God I have found his true Catholic church. I always feel my body has been defiled, and I can never cure it, but I try. Dare I say that transgenderism is at equals with nazism, because the victims still have to live afterward.

There is no healthy shame because you are not the doer.