Thank you for giving this woman space to share her experiences and her side of the story. You are so warm, empathetic, and understanding, which the world needs more of. I wish her all the best. Thank you 🙏🏻
What a real shame, personally I helped a lady get back to Spain who was being used by pimps, just circumstances, addictions and abuse led her to this life, well done for showing the world that we are all people, and people change and get better! Well done there
What is this World doing to its vulnerable people, poor Woman. It’s just so unfair. Poverty, mental health issues and violence are all factors in her life, very sad
I hate RUclips and its auto-deletion of comments. I’m not originally from Liverpool but have been here nearly 25 yrs. In that time I’ve seen it go from deprivation across much of the city to investment & growth leaving some areas ghettos as it were. I truly hope Nat gets the place she deserves and the happier life she craves, Shame on the BBC.
Shame on them yet again BBC - I was totally thinking the same thing about Liam when I watched it - why would he do that for “nothing” he was shady af. That girl was a club rep lovin life it’s so sad to see where she was then and I hope she’s okay ❤
A great video. Glad to see she’s okay and doing well. When I watched the original BBC programme I never thought bad of any of the girls. They all had their reasons for doing what they did. Just hope all the other girls are doing well.
You are right to say nobody chooses an addicts lifestyle but They choose to stay in that lifestyle. Speaking as an addict myself. That got myself clean.
🤣🤣 That's what the politicians want you to think, you don't have a table to put food on because the government is broke by paying immigrants. Maybe it's the corporations not paying billions in tax while HMRC chases you for the 50p you forgot to pay. Maybe it's all the pigs in the trough at the top, while you just get the crumbs? Maybe those same pigs don't want you to wise up to what they are doing... because shock... horror, you won't stand for it. But blame the immigrants, dinghy boats or whatever because it takes the heat and pressure off at the top... the gap between the rich and poor grows. Vote Labour / Cons / Britain first or whatever that snake Farage is fronting these day and nothing will change.
Poor Natalie has been on sheil road for about 6 years!!!! What those girls go through is absolutely fucking horrific!!!! We all knew Liam was a pimp!!! The bbc did nothing 😭 but exploit this woman!!!! I can't thank this interview man ♂️ enough for this update!!!! There was a documentary done about 25 years ago about sheil road called crack House uk!!!! A mixed race girl called Virginia was on it!!! She's still out there id love 💗 for you to interview her!!!!
@@AdikiaMedia I always watch and like..but I'm part of the banned brigade so I don't often comment...it's great your giving these people a voice...I have ties in and around Liverpool so it's a city close to my heart...
Thanks for sharing this video I'm an x drug addict and x alcoholic in that order I've been sober 26years because they gave me 2 weeks to live because of the damage I'd done when I was in a hospital bed and I cried out to jesus to come into my life and break my addiction and change my life look what jesus did for me ❤
Hello bro I've donated in the past for the lad living by the police station . Listen I've got some warm coats there I want to give you to give out . There a few good ones like calvin klein vanneti etc etc etc etc . Do you want them ? About 5/6 coats ?
9:20 That’s proof of that addiction is lack of self discipline and self control. The need for a regime, whether it be school, the military, police or prison, is evidence that some people are incapable of, or unwilling to take responsibility for their own lives. They prefer physical and mental slavery. Drugs and alcohol abuse, selling themselves for $€>< and committing crimes are just symptomatic of the condition.
The girl the beginning is obviously Natalie from the documentary why even blur her face out? Good luck Nat I wish you all the best. Not really surprised by the BBC tbh.
Wow the difference from the disgraceful documentary to now even tho the lady is blurred her face she seems a whole different person for the better WELL DONE (🙏🙏🙏 God bless you young lady) and I hope JUSTICE COME TO THAT DIRTY RAPIST good luck Natalie and all the best) let's hope there's a update soon if I seen you id give you a big but 🤗 shame on you all dragging her down she's an human being for God's sake much love Natalie YNWA
That's all you see ? I'm just saying look a little harder...yes she is on drugs ..but I see a tough lady who is articulate and knows what she has to do to escape..despite being in a catch 22 situation..,I highly recommend that novel..... But please you took the time to watch and comment . Try to see the person not the drug....thanks for listening if you don't agree it's ok too.
I think we are from different ends of a scale when it comes to being able to see what resides in someone's heart. I see true colour. The words mean fk all. You can lie to anyone but yourself. If she was committed to her plight she would be out of the hostel by now. The waiting list isn't 10 years long. What pittance she gets goes on her drugs and not her well being or future. I understand she has been through the mill but that should make her more persistent than ever to get where she wants to be.. And never identify as a victim. Once you identify as a victim is becomes a competition.
@@R6AAO I don't disagree with you..and fully agree on the last statement about Identitying yourself as a victim that's the road to oblivion.. during my years as a psychiatric nurse i have seen alot less deserving people than her get help and recover. We may never agree but your here and you care I am happy with that tbh. The one thing I have learnt is if you give a starving addict a choice between food and his addiction then the addiction wins every time...that's all fella ..have a peaceful evening.
@@R6AAOI agree to some extent to what you say but on the other hand it’s easy to say “if she wanted to change” (paraphrasing sorry)from a position of never being there or having the support to get you there. I live in Liverpool although I’m not from here. Like all cities there are areas of deprivation and despair with Sheil Road being a major one. The drug support services in Liverpool are massively stretched beyond capacity that it’s not possible to get help for prescription med addiction let alone hard drugs. As in all cities, people who find themselves in this situation are dumped into modern ghetto’s where unemployment is rife and the struggle to even get away from those preying on the vulnerable are sitting, waiting to hook the next person. Over the last 20yrs there has been massive investment and redevelopment of much of the city itself which has also been a catalyst for the growth of the deprivation. The geography of Liverpool is such that you don’t get the normal rings of wealth and deprivation spreading out, it’s far moe linear. As a result you can drive down some roads and in less than half a mile go from derelict or downtrodden buildings to massive houses and/or apartments and then back to the rundown areas again, I’ve not seen such extremes in any of the big cities I’ve been to in England, and there are a lot. Sorry to ramble on but Liverpool is a place of passionate people and it rubs off on you when you’ve been here this long as an outsider.
9:20 That’s proof of that addiction is lack of self discipline and self control. The need for a regime, whether it be school, the military, police or prison, is evidence that some people are incapable of, or unwilling to take responsibility for their own lives. They prefer physical and mental slavery. Drugs and alcohol abuse, selling themselves for $€>< and committing crimes are just symptomatic of the condition.
Thank you for giving this woman space to share her experiences and her side of the story. You are so warm, empathetic, and understanding, which the world needs more of. I wish her all the best. Thank you 🙏🏻
Thank you 🙏
That’s terrible from the BBC. Imagine promising help for someone in that situation and I agree nobody sets out to become like that
Took complete advantage of her shame on the bbc! Wish her all the best for the future. 🙏 ❤
What a real shame, personally I helped a lady get back to Spain who was being used by pimps, just circumstances, addictions and abuse led her to this life, well done for showing the world that we are all people, and people change and get better! Well done there
What is this World doing to its vulnerable people, poor Woman. It’s just so unfair. Poverty, mental health issues and violence are all factors in her life, very sad
I hate RUclips and its auto-deletion of comments. I’m not originally from Liverpool but have been here nearly 25 yrs. In that time I’ve seen it go from deprivation across much of the city to investment & growth leaving some areas ghettos as it were. I truly hope Nat gets the place she deserves and the happier life she craves, Shame on the BBC.
Problem is the BBC have no shame, none whatsoever. Those bastards are pure evil.
Shame on them yet again BBC - I was totally thinking the same thing about Liam when I watched it - why would he do that for “nothing” he was shady af.
That girl was a club rep lovin life it’s so sad to see where she was then and I hope she’s okay ❤
A great video. Glad to see she’s okay and doing well. When I watched the original BBC programme I never thought bad of any of the girls. They all had their reasons for doing what they did. Just hope all the other girls are doing well.
I wish there was a charity that had a scheme that was like a regimented work hostel which supported women psychologically and financially.
The BBC is disgusting. All the best to the lady and her new life, she needs some better luck from now on
Good man for letting this women speak God bless 🙏 her ❤ i hope everything works out for her
Another excellent video,your heart breaks for her, be strong lovely ❤
Thank you Jacqueline 🫶
You’re a very strong lady. God bless you ❤❤
Hope she gets help she seems a lovely lady❤
I really hope things work out well for her. It would be interesting if you could do a follow up in a couple of months to see how she's getting on.
Good idea 👍
You are right to say nobody chooses an addicts lifestyle but They choose to stay in that lifestyle. Speaking as an addict myself. That got myself clean.
Best of Luck gal... 👊😎✌️
Was the original documentary a Martin Bashir prodction?
We should be looking after the native people of our country. We should not be standing by as they are battered and abused by immigrants.
🤣🤣 That's what the politicians want you to think, you don't have a table to put food on because the government is broke by paying immigrants. Maybe it's the corporations not paying billions in tax while HMRC chases you for the 50p you forgot to pay. Maybe it's all the pigs in the trough at the top, while you just get the crumbs? Maybe those same pigs don't want you to wise up to what they are doing... because shock... horror, you won't stand for it. But blame the immigrants, dinghy boats or whatever because it takes the heat and pressure off at the top... the gap between the rich and poor grows. Vote Labour / Cons / Britain first or whatever that snake Farage is fronting these day and nothing will change.
Poor Natalie has been on sheil road for about 6 years!!!! What those girls go through is absolutely fucking horrific!!!! We all knew Liam was a pimp!!! The bbc did nothing 😭 but exploit this woman!!!! I can't thank this interview man ♂️ enough for this update!!!!
There was a documentary done about 25 years ago about sheil road called crack House uk!!!! A mixed race girl called Virginia was on it!!! She's still out there id love 💗 for you to interview her!!!!
Good luck to Natalie...✌️❤️
Good luck indeed mate. Thanks for watching 👍
@@AdikiaMedia I always watch and like..but I'm part of the banned brigade so I don't often comment...it's great your giving these people a voice...I have ties in and around Liverpool so it's a city close to my heart...
Good luck Natalie ❤❤❤
That blur does nothing mate because ive watched the documentary and i could see who it was straight away
Thanks for sharing this video I'm an x drug addict and x alcoholic in that order I've been sober 26years because they gave me 2 weeks to live because of the damage I'd done when I was in a hospital bed and I cried out to jesus to come into my life and break my addiction and change my life look what jesus did for me ❤
Hello bro I've donated in the past for the lad living by the police station . Listen I've got some warm coats there I want to give you to give out . There a few good ones like calvin klein vanneti etc etc etc etc . Do you want them ? About 5/6 coats ?
This woman needs help listening to your video she is very polite and friendly needs help, big hugs ❤
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9:20 That’s proof of that addiction is lack of self discipline and self control. The need for a regime, whether it be school, the military, police or prison, is evidence that some people are incapable of, or unwilling to take responsibility for their own lives. They prefer physical and mental slavery.
Drugs and alcohol abuse, selling themselves for $€>< and committing crimes are just symptomatic of the condition.
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Bbc energy vampires
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Dont need to see her face to see shes gone alot firther downhill bless her
Maybe BBC verify can confirm this ladies story. Then I'll believe her.
The girl the beginning is obviously Natalie from the documentary why even blur her face out? Good luck Nat I wish you all the best. Not really surprised by the BBC tbh.
Wow the difference from the disgraceful documentary to now even tho the lady is blurred her face she seems a whole different person for the better WELL DONE (🙏🙏🙏 God bless you young lady) and I hope JUSTICE COME TO THAT DIRTY RAPIST good luck Natalie and all the best) let's hope there's a update soon if I seen you id give you a big but 🤗 shame on you all dragging her down she's an human being for God's sake much love Natalie YNWA
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She's still on drugs. She's all over the place.
That's all you see ? I'm just saying look a little harder...yes she is on drugs ..but I see a tough lady who is articulate and knows what she has to do to escape..despite being in a catch 22 situation..,I highly recommend that novel..... But please you took the time to watch and comment . Try to see the person not the drug....thanks for listening if you don't agree it's ok too.
I think we are from different ends of a scale when it comes to being able to see what resides in someone's heart. I see true colour. The words mean fk all. You can lie to anyone but yourself. If she was committed to her plight she would be out of the hostel by now. The waiting list isn't 10 years long. What pittance she gets goes on her drugs and not her well being or future. I understand she has been through the mill but that should make her more persistent than ever to get where she wants to be.. And never identify as a victim. Once you identify as a victim is becomes a competition.
@@R6AAO I don't disagree with you..and fully agree on the last statement about Identitying yourself as a victim that's the road to oblivion.. during my years as a psychiatric nurse i have seen alot less deserving people than her get help and recover. We may never agree but your here and you care I am happy with that tbh. The one thing I have learnt is if you give a starving addict a choice between food and his addiction then the addiction wins every time...that's all fella ..have a peaceful evening.
How do you no
@@R6AAOI agree to some extent to what you say but on the other hand it’s easy to say “if she wanted to change” (paraphrasing sorry)from a position of never being there or having the support to get you there. I live in Liverpool although I’m not from here. Like all cities there are areas of deprivation and despair with Sheil Road being a major one. The drug support services in Liverpool are massively stretched beyond capacity that it’s not possible to get help for prescription med addiction let alone hard drugs. As in all cities, people who find themselves in this situation are dumped into modern ghetto’s where unemployment is rife and the struggle to even get away from those preying on the vulnerable are sitting, waiting to hook the next person.
Over the last 20yrs there has been massive investment and redevelopment of much of the city itself which has also been a catalyst for the growth of the deprivation. The geography of Liverpool is such that you don’t get the normal rings of wealth and deprivation spreading out, it’s far moe linear. As a result you can drive down some roads and in less than half a mile go from derelict or downtrodden buildings to massive houses and/or apartments and then back to the rundown areas again, I’ve not seen such extremes in any of the big cities I’ve been to in England, and there are a lot.
Sorry to ramble on but Liverpool is a place of passionate people and it rubs off on you when you’ve been here this long as an outsider.
9:20 That’s proof of that addiction is lack of self discipline and self control. The need for a regime, whether it be school, the military, police or prison, is evidence that some people are incapable of, or unwilling to take responsibility for their own lives. They prefer physical and mental slavery.
Drugs and alcohol abuse, selling themselves for $€>< and committing crimes are just symptomatic of the condition.