Thank you so much for sharing your journey. I learned about this tongue tie condition only yesterday and I realised I have it. TMJ's clicking and tension , neck and shoulder issues, not being able to roll my r freely, and - the biggest problem to me - problems in my singing that affect tone consistency and, therefore, my career. I have worked on my technique so much, but I intuitively knew there was something holding me back, I thought it was the jaw, the narrow palate.. when yesterday I came across this, the penny dropped. I'm going to learn as much as I can about this and see it through. Thanks once more for your honest videos and your spontaneity. It's the first time I have the feeling of seeing a friend just by watching a stranger on RUclips. You cut across the distance and one connects with you instantly. I wish you all the best and thank you once more. 🙏 Now on to the other episodes of the this journey!
@@MANOJKHARWAR-we6wz in the end, no. And I'm glad I didn't. I was hyped by this info, but soon after I've encountered a great teacher who just showed me it was wrong coordination to hold me back, not a physical limitation. We worked on tongue-jaw independence exercises, and voilà, sorted!
I just had a tie release as an adult a couple days ago and even though I'm still in a lot of pain and not eating all that well, I'm noticing my sinuses seem to be clearing more easily.
Thanks so much for these videos! I had my tongue tie released 5hrs ago and the injections were absolutely horrific! No numbing gel beforehand, just straight in with 4 extremely painful needles under and in my tongue. Your videos make me feel like I’m not alone though - thank you!
Thank you for your heartfelt and honest videos! I am contemplating getting trained in myofunctional therapy and I am still learning. I am a hygienist and while cleaning teeth is fun, this tissue release therapy is grabbing my attention and making me think differently. We have to get to the root of the problem to fix all the symptoms instead of just treating symptoms. Huge problem with western medicine these days. :( this video was fantastic!
Thank you so much for sharing this journey. I'm 40 years old. I was just diagnosed with a tongue tie after I took my kids to get checked. My husband has it, too. Now, we are going through myofunctional therapy, and we are planning to all get tongue release procedures.
I looked to find an updated video on your release years later. I would love to hear if you remain tongue tie free and if you continue to see benefit from it. I crack my neck every day multiple times a day. It never occurred to me that it could be related to my tongue muscle that I store so much tension in my neck and shoulders. Wild.
Hi great videos. Your honesty is beautiful. I've recently been told I have a tounge tie and that surgery would be the best option and it's all I can think about. I'm very excited because I'm also very tense in my shoulders jaw and upper back and hope these can be fixed through this procedure. Did you feel angry that you never got it fixed as a child and how much your physiology has been changed by a bad tounge? Has your breathing change for the better?
Thank you for these informative and honest videos!! They are Soo helpful. I have a sever tongue tie, but never knew it could lead to so many issues and could explain all my chronic neck and back pain, headaches, tension. I'm looking into getting a frenectomy, and myofunctional therapy. I love watching your journey. This gives me confidence I can do this, and hopefully it helps.
I just got tongue tie surgery yesterday with scissors. I still can't speak well right now and it's still painful, but not as bad as yesterday. With the scissors, I got stitches to close the wound, but it seems like you didn't get those. Did you get stitches with the laser procedure? Thanks a lot. Your video is really helpful. And I am glad that everything is going well for you. Oh and your kid is so cute :)
@@the_birth_nurse oh no problem, I just wondered! It's been nearly 2 months now. For me, the only hope I had was to no longer have mouth pain, and for that, it worked!
Do you remember what you were able to eat the next day after the release? I just had it done this morning. All I’ve eaten is mashed potatoes 😢 I feel like I’m sooo hungry
The chiropractor says she has cst training and does it while doing the reg chiro adjustment. But the whole visit lasts 7 minutes or so. The stand alone CST sees you for 1 hour of therapy. Do I really need to see the CST therapist or is the same thing being accomplished in just a couple minutes by the chiropractor?
I'm seriously thinking I should do this. I'm 37 and worried I'll not know what to do with a free tongue 😅. You can't go back once it is done. I feel like it will help a lot though.
I am planning on getting the surgery, but I’m afraid my speech won’t be as clear for the first few days which will affect me in college. How long does it take to get used to it, Did this improve your speech?(main reason I’m getting this) . Are you able to rest your tongue on roof of mouth now, which is the correct tongue posture?
I have recently become aware that I have tightness in my neck and shoulders most of the time. Randomly throughout the day I will notice that my shoulders are up high for no reason, so I try to relax, but it will often go back once I stop thinking about it. I'm tongue tied and just found out that that may be linked. This is so fascinating to me, so I'm trying to figure out if I should get my tongue released too.
I’m doing myotherapy and tongue tie release. My program is 4 therapy visits (every 1-2 weeks) before surgery and 12 visits (once a month) after surgery.
Hey there! I just got my release done yesterday. I was wondering if you happened to partially lose your sense of taste? I found that I can’t taste anything on the tip of my tongue or on part of the left side of my tongue. Did you experience similar? If so, how long did it take for your sense of taste to return?
Hey, Mandy! Thank you for sharing your story! I am about to leave for my release, and the nerves are DEFINITELY ramping up. On a practical note, (and definitely awkward) how long before you felt comfortable kissing your husband?
@@sh0rtybgoodz3 I am now two weeks out and feeling great. Healing has been so easy following exercises before and after my actual release. I feel like so many areas of my life have released that I don’t even understand!! I am past the point of thinking about a wound though I still use a supplement to reduce scar tissue and have a tiny little diamond still closing!
Hi! Do you feel like it was worth it 4 months out? If you don’t mind sharing, what improvements have you seen and have there been any adverse effects? Thanks!
@@joshh9093 Hi Josh please share your experience...is it worth it? What difference is it making to you? Please share...I'm too sceptical about taking this
Thank you so much for sharing your journey. I learned about this tongue tie condition only yesterday and I realised I have it. TMJ's clicking and tension , neck and shoulder issues, not being able to roll my r freely, and - the biggest problem to me - problems in my singing that affect tone consistency and, therefore, my career. I have worked on my technique so much, but I intuitively knew there was something holding me back, I thought it was the jaw, the narrow palate.. when yesterday I came across this, the penny dropped. I'm going to learn as much as I can about this and see it through.
Thanks once more for your honest videos and your spontaneity. It's the first time I have the feeling of seeing a friend just by watching a stranger on RUclips. You cut across the distance and one connects with you instantly. I wish you all the best and thank you once more. 🙏
Now on to the other episodes of the this journey!
Bro did u did surgery
@@MANOJKHARWAR-we6wz in the end, no. And I'm glad I didn't. I was hyped by this info, but soon after I've encountered a great teacher who just showed me it was wrong coordination to hold me back, not a physical limitation. We worked on tongue-jaw independence exercises, and voilà, sorted!
I just had a tie release as an adult a couple days ago and even though I'm still in a lot of pain and not eating all that well, I'm noticing my sinuses seem to be clearing more easily.
Thanks so much for these videos! I had my tongue tie released 5hrs ago and the injections were absolutely horrific! No numbing gel beforehand, just straight in with 4 extremely painful needles under and in my tongue. Your videos make me feel like I’m not alone though - thank you!
Thank you for your heartfelt and honest videos! I am contemplating getting trained in myofunctional therapy and I am still learning. I am a hygienist and while cleaning teeth is fun, this tissue release therapy is grabbing my attention and making me think differently. We have to get to the root of the problem to fix all the symptoms instead of just treating symptoms. Huge problem with western medicine these days. :( this video was fantastic!
Thank you so much for sharing this journey. I'm 40 years old. I was just diagnosed with a tongue tie after I took my kids to get checked. My husband has it, too. Now, we are going through myofunctional therapy, and we are planning to all get tongue release procedures.
I looked to find an updated video on your release years later. I would love to hear if you remain tongue tie free and if you continue to see benefit from it. I crack my neck every day multiple times a day. It never occurred to me that it could be related to my tongue muscle that I store so much tension in my neck and shoulders. Wild.
Hi great videos. Your honesty is beautiful.
I've recently been told I have a tounge tie and that surgery would be the best option and it's all I can think about. I'm very excited because I'm also very tense in my shoulders jaw and upper back and hope these can be fixed through this procedure. Did you feel angry that you never got it fixed as a child and how much your physiology has been changed by a bad tounge? Has your breathing change for the better?
Thank you for these informative and honest videos!! They are Soo helpful. I have a sever tongue tie, but never knew it could lead to so many issues and could explain all my chronic neck and back pain, headaches, tension. I'm looking into getting a frenectomy, and myofunctional therapy. I love watching your journey. This gives me confidence I can do this, and hopefully it helps.
Would this help with sleep apnea? I'm worried that the tongue will just fall farther back into my airway...
I just got tongue tie surgery yesterday with scissors. I still can't speak well right now and it's still painful, but not as bad as yesterday. With the scissors, I got stitches to close the wound, but it seems like you didn't get those. Did you get stitches with the laser procedure?
Thanks a lot. Your video is really helpful. And I am glad that everything is going well for you.
Oh and your kid is so cute :)
Mandy Irby whaaat yes you absolutely have to do stretching with stitches, otherwise the frenulum may reattach and tongue tie will reoccur.
Do you have an "update" video? I just had my release yesterday morning!
@@the_birth_nurse oh no problem, I just wondered! It's been nearly 2 months now. For me, the only hope I had was to no longer have mouth pain, and for that, it worked!
Do you remember what you were able to eat the next day after the release? I just had it done this morning. All I’ve eaten is mashed potatoes 😢 I feel like I’m sooo hungry
I had mine released by the same dentist awesome 👌🏼
The chiropractor says she has cst training and does it while doing the reg chiro adjustment. But the whole visit lasts 7 minutes or so.
The stand alone CST sees you for 1 hour of therapy. Do I really need to see the CST therapist or is the same thing being accomplished in just a couple minutes by the chiropractor?
I'm seriously thinking I should do this. I'm 37 and worried I'll not know what to do with a free tongue 😅. You can't go back once it is done. I feel like it will help a lot though.
did u have a lisp after your tongue got released for a lil while unitl your month was totally healed from the surgery
wat made u get yo tongue released
I am planning on getting the surgery, but I’m afraid my speech won’t be as clear for the first few days which will affect me in college. How long does it take to get used to it, Did this improve your speech?(main reason I’m getting this) . Are you able to rest your tongue on roof of mouth now, which is the correct tongue posture?
We're you able to stick your tongue out farther? Or does it just help movement?
Mandy Irby Thanks a million!
I have recently become aware that I have tightness in my neck and shoulders most of the time. Randomly throughout the day I will notice that my shoulders are up high for no reason, so I try to relax, but it will often go back once I stop thinking about it. I'm tongue tied and just found out that that may be linked. This is so fascinating to me, so I'm trying to figure out if I should get my tongue released too.
Hy.. same here!! Did you release your tongue?
did the relsease with laser hurt? were you sore at the site and still had to do stretches even if it hurt and was sore the night of?
I have to get mine soon, I'm scared. Did it hurt when they cut it? im getting the laser one.
Placebo? Or is it still better?
What doctor did you go to in NC I am here in NC!
The myofunctional therapy is before the surgery? And after surgery too?
How many craniosacral therapies/ visits do you recommend?
I’m doing myotherapy and tongue tie release. My program is 4 therapy visits (every 1-2 weeks) before surgery and 12 visits (once a month) after surgery.
Do you have a problem with food getting into the wound?
Why didn’t they stitch it closed?
@@484reeree could be wrong but i’m pretty sure it’s not necessary because the laser both cuts and then cauterized the wound
Thank you so much for your videos!
Hello can help on same
Hey there! I just got my release done yesterday. I was wondering if you happened to partially lose your sense of taste? I found that I can’t taste anything on the tip of my tongue or on part of the left side of my tongue. Did you experience similar? If so, how long did it take for your sense of taste to return?
Did you regain the taste?
Hey, Mandy! Thank you for sharing your story! I am about to leave for my release, and the nerves are DEFINITELY ramping up. On a practical note, (and definitely awkward) how long before you felt comfortable kissing your husband?
How are you feeling after your procedure?
@@sh0rtybgoodz3 I am now two weeks out and feeling great. Healing has been so easy following exercises before and after my actual release. I feel like so many areas of my life have released that I don’t even understand!! I am past the point of thinking about a wound though I still use a supplement to reduce scar tissue and have a tiny little diamond still closing!
Hi! Do you feel like it was worth it 4 months out? If you don’t mind sharing, what improvements have you seen and have there been any adverse effects? Thanks!
What are all the benefits you got from having the surgery?
i am 29 year old can i release my tongue tie
yes im 25 and just had it done!
@@joshh9093 Hi Josh please share your experience...is it worth it? What difference is it making to you? Please share...I'm too sceptical about taking this
@@joshh9093 same question as above!