About time!Oh my days! She’s getting therapy too now! Latest instastory #NOTANAD
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Question for you Louise.... have you worked a normal day of work in the last five years, including: getting the kids from school/ day care, cooking a decent meal, night time routine, cleaning your house and all the other stuff us normal people have to do? I don’t have time to read bad books, nor do I want to spend my hard earned money on them
If she says Good Egg one more bleeping time 
Yep following in her BFF path brummy Mummy. Noticed an influex of this so called influencers talking about mental health, anything to try and be relatable.Oh my days! She’s getting therapy too now! Latest instastory #NOTANAD
They put mental health to shame. Louise, ok, she has had issues and they do need dealing with. BM has her own issues about fitting in etc etc. Why put yourself on a platform if you can’t deal with it! The anxiety cards are played when it suits them! It annoys me so much!
Being mommy with styles a decent channel. She works as well as vlogs so thiers often gaps between vlogs but iv been watching her years and love how normal she has stayed
It seems as though a lot of Youtubers use ‘anxiety’ as a card to ‘play’ to there viewers and although I don’t discount they they may feel anxious time to time. Anxiety and Generalised Anxiety disorder and other mental health conditions are serious and debilitating and shouldn’t have the label thrown around lightly, as to me it minimises the seriousness of these conditions. That’s my opinion x
I completely agree with you! I don’t discredit anybody, because it differs from person to person. It just annoys me that they play the card when things aren’t going their way! X
Ehhhh... If you read over these threads, one of the most commonly said things is that she would benefit from counselling. Now, we don't know how long she's been going to therapy, how frequently, or what motivated her to go, but I don't think we have a leg to stand on to criticize use her for being open about seeing a counsellor. She has been forthcoming in talking about her childhood trauma, which alone is an excellent reason to seek help, but as noted on here, she seems to display other behaviours that may indicate mental health issues. If posters on this site turn on her for this choice, it will be really disappointing.
I'm glad she's going to therapy. I hope she finds peace and strategies for resilience and happiness there. I'm glad she's normalising seeking professional help as opposed to (continuing to) talk about self diagnosis and management without the input of a mental health team.
I'm glad she's going to therapy. I hope she finds peace and strategies for resilience and happiness there. I'm glad she's normalising seeking professional help as opposed to (continuing to) talk about self diagnosis and management without the input of a mental health team.
The poster above has written what I wanted to, in a way better way than I could at this time of the morning.
She isn’t jumping on a bandwagon, or trying to seem more relatable by attending therapy - personally I think she’s brave for going. I can only imagine how difficult it must be to relieve horrible childhood experiences - it must be absolutely draining physically and mentally.
She isn’t jumping on a bandwagon, or trying to seem more relatable by attending therapy - personally I think she’s brave for going. I can only imagine how difficult it must be to relieve horrible childhood experiences - it must be absolutely draining physically and mentally.
Having been through counselling for similar issues I can say that it is totally draining. Many of my early sessions were just me full on crying for an hour. It really takes it out of you.
I am so glad she is seeing someone, and I also think she is really brave to talk about it. When I went to counselling only my husband knew. Most of my family and friends still don't know how bad my mental health was or that I had therapy. It is an intensely personal thing and there is still a stigma attached that makes opening up about it hard. It was hard for me, and I didn't have millions of followers on social media like Louise does.
I am so glad she is seeing someone, and I also think she is really brave to talk about it. When I went to counselling only my husband knew. Most of my family and friends still don't know how bad my mental health was or that I had therapy. It is an intensely personal thing and there is still a stigma attached that makes opening up about it hard. It was hard for me, and I didn't have millions of followers on social media like Louise does.
She won’t like the fact that you signed up
I like Lucy Jane Wood, I watch some Shane Dawson, Ryland Adams, Morgan Adams, Garrett Watts, I would like to find more UK/Ireland vloggers if anyone has any suggestions for me
I love Lucy Jane Wood!!
Me tooo!!! Who else do you like to watch?
I like Sophie Payne and Harry Jane (both plus size gals) kate mccabey, life in the cottage and Kate murnane. Probs a million more that I just can't think of!
I sooo thought Louise was preggers in that last Instagram story OMG
I can’t read BM w/o reading bowel movement.
Who is BM?Brummymummyof2 but now I am just going to read it as bowel movement after your post
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