Chris Baier
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307 appearances
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first heard Jan 2020
last heard Jan 2020
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to help but all of them realized that, you know, by sharing their story they could help other kids because they had all been to a place where they were lonely and realized that um
there's a an incredible amount of loneliness that comes to him.
Um nobody else goes through this.
I you know, uh there's nobody else, there's no other kid that has to deal with this and
They all understood by telling their story th they could make a connection to another family, help another kid, uh they could further somebody else's process and not let somebody go through the same thing they did.
So
I think they all eventually realized that this was a good thing.
And it wa it took a process to interview them.
We you we we were part of a few Facebook groups and some online email networks that we all eventually and a lot of therapists help us find the right kids, interviewing them, making sure they understood and could talk about.
uh what they were going through in a insightful way, in an educational way.
And um it was wonderful to see them when we premiered the film.
uh to have them all get on stage and get that um standing ovation from the crowd and then they signed autographs afterwards so they had their little Oscar moment which was wonderful.
And then afterwards we've had them actually a lot of them have spoken at different events, um whether it was uh people flying us in for events or them um being asked to do podcasts or their own screenings.
Uh so they've all become little advocates here or there and you know, it's not like um I don't wanna make it seem like they don't still have issues because O C D is something that can pop up and it is sometimes like whack a mole where one issue's gone and something else completely different pops up.
But they all I think have realized that their story has helped others and they're you know, in some ways
There, um, Ariel, who was probably the hardest person to convince to be in the film, ended up being somebody who, uh, was starting her own groups at the end and actually calling us saying, Hey, what are the other events I can get involved in?
So it's nice to see that happen and um
Hear their stories.
I learn from them so much.
Uh not just them, but the other kids I've interviewed have just learned so much.
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