Van Life Wisdom Mental Health While Living in a Van

[@JL-nb3dh]

Bob, thank you for sharing your story. Mental health should be something we should talk about as freely as physical health. Your life has touched so many, and I know sharing your story will also touch many who are silently suffering.

[@daylight5500]

Bob! You have done your son proud. His memory lives on in the kindness you show others and the many lives you have changed. I wish you a long life. The world needs you more than you realize. You are a good man Charlie Brown.

[@sherylturnerturner1352]

100%

[@rexhorner599]

Bob, you are in the right place at the right time! 😊

[@MountainGirlwIPA]

Gosh isn't that the truth ❤

[@lindadowling8484]

Flowers of Purpose Often Grow from the Broken Places of Our Lives. Thank You for Your Humble Sharing.

[@JohnDoe-np3zk]

It takes courage to tell your story like that in front of so many people and of course the youtube community too. Inspiring.

[@SiRrrRoM]

pardon me to say this, is also hard, at least i feel so, is hard to go back to those moments. I have a tear wanting to fall since i read, you know? :-) i don't even want to say the word. Love, so much love from Spain, let's force a smile. Take care, feel free

[@NenaLavonne]

♥️

[@donwyates]

Bob, you remind me of a real life George Bailey. Just imagine all the people whose lives would not have changed for the better. The message you've shared with all of us, has had a profoundly positive impact. I'm really glad you stuck around sir!

[@margiecallahan3009]

Don Yates AMEN!

[@livinglike_lisa7954]

What a great analogy. I couldn’t agree more.

[@celtglen]

Bob, aka George Bailey. I like it.

[@tigercat1966]

Top fella i could not afford a motor home built bed in Rav4 and went posh camping ..need to go again .

[@sophiebeaudoin5294]

So sorry for your son. I'm happy you found an outlet for the love you have for him!

[@contactjoy4140]

Thank-you, Bob. I've been an voracious follower of yours, gleaning every bit of knowledge from you that I can. You've made statements about how you need to be alone..... and yes, at those times you do. Hearing your deepest truth humbled me. There is no way to readjust to such a loss. All of those times when you asked, "Why can't I leave?" Yes, it took a little while and now you know. The majority of those in your audience are here by necessity and had no point of reference of how to pull it off until they found you on KZbin. You needed KZbin to reach all of these folks, including me. You needed your period of adjustment so you can tell others that it takes a period of adjustment, after each loss, to find a purpose. You found yours and touched thousands of lives. One of the greatest things you have done is to remove the stigma of being homeless and living in a vehicle. Thank-you, Bob.

[@khubbard9489]

Thank you so much for sharing your experience. Mr Wells most people don't want to or know how to talk about the people left behind after a loved one commits suicide but you did a fantastic job. My mom commited suicide and I go through severe depression. I feel your message was sent for me to hear because believe it or not I started watching your videos during one of my depressed moments and I have been following you every since. I probably will never be able to afford to buy a van but when I watch your videos I feel like I have been on vacation and it gives me a sense of peace. Sorry for rambling but I had to let you know how much I appreciate you sharing your life 🙏🏿

[@margiecallahan3009]

K Hubbard you should apply for Bob’s HOWA van giveaway

[@wendyannh]

Bob couldn't afford to buy a van, either, when he started out, but he certainly couldn't afford to pay rent after a bitter divorce. He started out in a bare-walled panel truck he was able to purchase for $1,500.

[@eileenlester3313]

I'm so very sorry for your loss. Prayers for you. 🙏💜🙏

[@SiRrrRoM]

👍👍👍👍👍👍 wish you all the best K Hubbard, hope you can have more sunny days than rainy ones, hey :-) or viceversa if you love rainy ones. Cheers

[@susane4078]

You walked through the darkest time of your life and survived, by choice. I’m so glad you chose life. Look what a positive DIFFERENCE you have made in the lives of so many people. Thank you for all you do.

[@jaimhaas5170]

A powerful and very personal story Bob. Thank you for trusting us with it.

[@NenaLavonne]

♥️

[@nancyhoss7067]

My heart goes out to you! I can’t imagine the pain you went through. You bring love and hope to many and I hope only good things will happen to you from this point onwards! You are a kind, wonderful man!

[@bikelanez7376]

Bob the man that has set a great example helped thousands on how to survive the way that it should be bob is for the people I’m so grateful for bob because of him I have learned so much so thank you 🙏 BOB IF YOUR READY THIS IM EXTREMELY THANKFUL FOR ALL YOU HAVE TAUGHT ME THROUGH THIS VIDEOS A PRAYER GOES OUT FOR YOU AND YOUR BEAUTIFUL CREW GOD BLESS.YOU IN YOUR JOURNEYS TO COME VIRTUAL HUGS TO YOU AND YOUR CREW👍

[@k.pacificnw02134]

Bob is a good and concise speaker. Has he thought about doing a Ted Talk? (I don't know if Ted Talks pay anything, but that's neither here nor there.) Depression has been in my life in myself and loved ones, and in another video Bob said do everything you can to think about others and not yourself. Depression tricks you into navel gazing and so yes; working on anything (anything!) outside oneself is the answer.

[@redbarn8481]

Wow. I'm crying. Beautiful. Thanks for sharing Bob.

[@Me4peace]

Bob, thank you for speaking from the heart. I too went through a suicidal period. I stayed alive for my dog. I thank God for putting him in my life, though he has eaten a lot of furniture and shoes. Anyway, we are so blessed to have you here with us. Thank you for sticking around.

[@generic234username]

Oh bob you’re such a beautiful soul. Thank you for your service to the community and for your legacy. You are a historic figure and don’t even know it yet.

[@marksabia3468]

I'm bipolar manic depressive and I have learned as well...when helping others I'm helping myself.....Bob om so happy ur here....love all of ur vlogs and ur pure and honest soul....God Bless

[@rbmh]

God Bless, i Understand Also Have Bi Polar Episodes.

[@AsTheWheelsTurn]

even if your own life is a mess ,if you are able to help someone else in some way to manage there life or be happier you have done something profound. My step dad was bi polar/manic depressive, I grew up seeing(experiencing) his struggle , despite the fact that he was sometimes very hard to be around his overall influence was still good, I love him very much, he taught be many things and some of the best parts of my personality came from him. he is in his late 60's now and somehow has very much leveled off , he is pretty content in life and doesnt have such huge swings anymore. he is a really good man that I love dearly and I love the aspects of myself and interests I gained from him.

[@SiRrrRoM]

@@AsTheWheelsTurn ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ i have no other words than love reading you. 👍👍👍👍 AllTheBest All

[@cynthiadeneen8950]

Thanks Bob for talking about your son & your journey through depression. You are an inspiration to me and Many more. I've lost my best friend and a year later , the man I was to marry to suicide. It's been hard, but listening to you helped. Our high power is using you to change many lives & helping them find the courage to seek a better life. ❤️👍

[@gladyskravitzjr825]

Thank you for sharing this Bob. I felt your words in my heart. Everyone of us are the walking wounded. God is working through you.

[@khubbard9489]

AMEN🙏🏿

[@Onlinesully]

that may be so

[@veronicajacobi2248]

wow, I have always been really grateful to you Bob, but now I am super grateful. Thank you so much for hanging in there, and I am damn excited about the Tesla! (I am part owner of a LEAF.)

[@dorothyroush6273]

I'm glad you were spared and you were able to listen to your Higher Power. Your life has become a life of service to to others and I am sure that your Higher Power is pleased with the man you have become. I can also tell you enjoy what you do and that you enjoy your unconventional life. You have endured the life trauma that I have often wondered how people can come back from something that devastating. My brother committed suicide (BPD) at age 37 leaving 3 small children behind. The devastation of losing someone to suicide is so far reaching that I think that when they are in that dark place there is no way they can see how far those ripples will go. I too have been in the position of thinking that is the only answer and how much better off everyone would be without me, and that it was the only way to stop the pain. But I continued putting one foot in front of the other until my head cleared and I realized that it was not the answer. I remembered the devastation everyone felt with my brother. Thank you for sharing that very personal part of your life and I am sure your testimony as well as you your years of working with other nomads or those wanting to be nomads has saved many a life. God bless you, Bob, and may he continue to richly bless you.

[@nora_nayeli]

I am very proud of you bob. You are a true survivor. There will always be a special place for you in people’s heart. May Hod bless you in so many more ways

[@susanm9078]

Thank you for all you do for so many. I have cried tears of joy for people who have found a way to live joyfully, at your example.

[@dreaminez472]

Amazing how a camping trip with a good friend pulled you back from the brink. It shows what's really valuable in life.

[@mizzki9836]

Wow, very touching, Bob! Real and human and honest and brave. I'm sure because of you many people's lives are so much better, with you being an unsolicited wise man, showing them the way.....u'r pretty incredible and may you always be watched over and blessed.

[@emiliofernandez7117]

Thank you for this video. I’m in a very low point in my life and seeing videos like this gives me a new perspective

[@nikhilsukumar23]

Your story is so real and unfair. Sometimes life is unfair to us and we need to find a new purpose. I feel for your loss and your feelings. I too have been fighting depression for some years. I don't take medication but I try to create a parallel world in my mind which is sweet. Thank you Bob. Your story brought tears to my eyes. Often men don't tell our stories. At least one krn must tell their feelings.

[@cobyporschifer221]

Thank you for all advice & help you have given to so many people starting over and going into van life . Bless you 👣

[@rayedmondson7978]

I lost my son in 2011 as well. I have never spoke of it. The depression cycle you describe is exactly what i felt and feel today. The periods of depression get fewer and farther between. It's always there just under the surface but you learn to live with it. Thanks for the talk i thought i was the only one.

[@robbanks5023]

Sorry for your loss, Bob. I am glad you are still around, you inspire many.

[@wendyadams2815]

I'm just happy you are here and that God, Goddess, All that is, spoke to you. I needed to find you and this community. Thank you, once again.

[@lboogiegaable]

Aw! Bob💕 I'm so grateful you are here too!

[@wallystewart1979]

humble,caring,compassionate, we need more people like you

[@sherylturnerturner1352]

That man was sent from above although neither of you knew it. Without you Bob, gosh hard ro say that this community would have come to life like it did. I'm so sorry for your loss. Your brave to share so candidly and from the heart. I don't know you, I'm 62 and been quite ill for 8 years, always have helped others and now I can't really. Like you said hard to find purpose. So because of lack of funds and I've never been nailed down anywhere, always loved the road, I hope to see you on the trail. Scared to death of the Build, not the drive. Asking God for help to fiqure that one out. Hoping the boarders are open, I'm in Canada and wouldn't like winter in a van so much but necessity calls. I'm pretty miserable right now, but believe a change is as good as anything. Blessings. Cheryl

[@MsTinyninja]

And we’re grateful for you, Bob. ❤️💗❤️💗❤️

[@LK-by2cq]

So glad that you are happy now and doing good for so any people. You spread joy that is catching for those of us who want to catch it. I love it when you laugh at yourself - you don't take yourself too seriously - even though you are often serious. Sometimes I look back and realize that I had long periods of depressions that I did not recognize as depression - I just knew that I was not particularly happy. The older I get, the happier I am. I think that I live my life more on my own terms, which helps a lot.

[@cherylseefeldt1952]

Thanks for sharing, Bob. You’re a good man and a blessing to us all.

[@lauraelder5541]

I admire your gentle spirit, the grace and respect you have for all people in all walks of life as you do your interviews. I've been watching for a long time and am just getting to join ya all out there on the open road. Hope to meet you in Quartzsite next year at RTR. I lost my boy in 2016, so I understand at least part of how you feel. Not something we will ever get over, but I can see the light of God's love pouring out from you into the lives of so many and you radiate joy. God bless you!

[@Twelvestonestacking]

touching and adequate. having lost my daughter in '18 i understand! i will gladly, "walk with you"...those words are the only words necessary when encountering people with "loss" ! thank you for sharing your personal journey!

[@tracymorgan5386]

I have tears in my eyes. Im so grateful that you did not go thru with it Bob. You are an amazing human being and it would have been a great loss not to have you on this earth and i have no doubt your precious little boy is very proud of you.

[@debbesumner8921]

Oh wow! From the bottom of my heart, I’m so very glad you are still waking up in the morning! 💕💕💕

[@stepheng.5623]

You're quite the man Bob Wells! You inspire many people to be a better version of themselves. Thanks for your candid interview. GOD SPEED brother. 💙☮️

[@SpecialEdATeam]

Touching story. Such a great way to take a negative and turn that energy into a positive. I've watched your videos for awhile now. Ive appreciated the time you put into this and now have a new appreciation and respect for all you do.. Thank you for sharing your story. Safe travels my friend

[@kat4animals004]

Love 💖 your generosity. Thank you for being you! I'm glad you are here!

[@felixcat9318]

Your natural care and love shone through your torment and heartache with understanding and kindness. You were able to create these beautiful things which enhance the lives, experiences and confidence of countless people, Cheap RV Living and the Homes On Wheels Alliance. In doing so, you have given people hope where none may have existed and have enabled them to overcome something which they were previously unable to see their way through! Your kindness, support and guidance means more to people than you could ever imagine. Thank You.

[@chirises006]

Had no idea you’ve been through so much. Thank you so much for all you do. Your community loves and needs you. God bless 🌹

[@snakeyes2126]

That was beautiful Bob , watching you on KZbin and others like you , is what keeps me going ! Thank You !

[@dayspring1239]

We have nothing unless we give ourselves away! You do that Bob. Thank you.

[@karimarie5732]

I am very, very grateful too that you are here. Watching your videos during a very long illness over the past two years was honestly the only thing that brought me hope for the future because you inspired me to dream about the adventures to come. You are such a blessing Bob 🙏💛

[@jasper123453]

Bob you brought tears to my eyes. God brings people into our lives when he knows we need them. I've suffered from depression for years. I worry about how being a nomad would effect it. Thank you for sharing your story with us.

[@ytfeverguy8367]

I love you Bob. So glad you decided to stick around. You are a leader and an inspiration in this alternative lifestyle! Former Toyota dolphin boondocker planning to return to the road soon!

[@saturninc3786]

bless you Bob for taking the road less travelled and ending up being such an inspiration and lifesaver to countless of people. You bring hope when there is none left. I have so much respect for you, brother. Thank you for being you, and being there! Jason

[@margiecallahan3009]

Bob, you’ve moved me to tears! I lost a son a year after you did. It does something terrible to the surviving parents. Also two divorces like you and 2008 was a financial disaster for me. You’re living your purpose and that is the definition of mental health. God bless you!

[@connied8374]

Bob, you have been such an inspiration to many of us. Thank you for sharing your story and it is amazing how many people's lives you have touched with what you do. Thank you!

[@TFrakesTanks]

So glad you are still here Bob. Your videos have changed the lives of many including mine. I'm a 26 year old who has had battled anxiety and depression my whole life. I describe it just they way you did, not mopey and sad but definitely not happy. Ive talk to my doctors of course and have never let it take full control but really just having someone like you be so open about how they feel and have felt, is such a boost knowing Im not alone in the way I have felt. Im not on the road yet but I bought a van in October for a hell of a good deal I think just repairing the body work on it so I can finish the rest of the build on the inside and hit the road this summer. Thanks for everything you and everyone that helps this channel operate do.

[@LifeBetweenTheDash]

"I was very alone in my desolation" ...until we are reminded that we aren't. Thx Bob

[@Onlinesully]

JBryant Concierge Hi. Are you on the road or at a base camp ?

[@corey1961]

Bob, thanks for sharing your story with all of us!! You have truly made it possible to be free!!

[@Onlinesully]

corey1961 yes for sure, if you want to live in a van. some do, loads don't. It's truly great for those who like living in the van. Just not for me.

[@roseannejacquette9347]

It is brave of you to share your story. The loss of a child is the worst thing that can happen to a person. I’m so glad you found your purpose in life. Everyone needs a Steve. I’m looking forward to finding my nomad family. You know I’ll be a happier person. Bless you.

[@Onlinesully]

Rose Anne Jacquette Hi. Are you on the road ?

[@douglasharley2440]

i was deeply moved by your personal story bob, deepest thanks for sharing and thanks also for everything you do to help create and inspire and sustain such a community of great, resilient people!

[@CB-sr8ee]

I stumbled across your KZbin channel a few months ago when I was day dreaming (for the thousandth time) about van life. I get so excited whenever I see you have uploaded a new video and have learned so much though your channel-especially through your interviews/RV tours. You’re an excellent interviewer and I love that you interview all kinds of people and give us a little glimpse of their story. I’m happy you had the courage to share your own story and struggle with mental health. I can’t even begin to image the pain you felt losing your son, and all of the other struggles that were compounding at that point in your life, but I am so grateful that your friend came in at the right time to help you begin to cope and heal. I thank you for choosing life, for sharing your story, and for creating this amazing KZbin channel that has brought me so much joy!

[@susanhowell1673]

No words, except, "I love you, Bob Wells." After discovering your channel, it is so great to know we are not alone. Thank you, God and thank you, Source for helping all of us to find each other.

[@1hjehje]

Thank you for sharing your story with us. I'm really glad that you have fully recovered both physically and emotionally. Take care and stay healthy.

[@Foundinthewoodsbushcraft]

What a beautiful story!!! I just love Bob & his wonderful spirit. He doesn't know it but he has touched so many lives & telling his story so many can relate. Thank you Bob, you are a beautiful man inside out. 🧔🚐💖

[@eileenlester3313]

I'm so very sorry for the loss of your son. 😢 Thank you for sharing your story. God bless. 💜

[@lynnepierce3676]

So sorry for the loss of your son😢 but I believe it is so wonderful that you have been and still are helping so many ppl. You give them hope where none might have existed before. Bless you for continuing to do that.😊❤️

[@Redeemed7777]

Thank you for sharing this Bob Wells.. I pray that God does a complete healing in your life.

[@cdb4464]

Very touching, dear Bob. I honor your healing process because it brought you to the man that you now are, compassionate, infinitely kind, honorable, deep thinker, respectful, generous, unpretentious. In working for others, you've been healed yourself. Loved when you said that being out in nature brought you so much joy. I totally agree. Nothing can compete with the beauty, majesty and awesomeness of God's creation reflected in nature and in our smiling faces, all warmly smiling back, loving you.

[@patpankonen1303]

The perfect gift that God gave us was to" Love one another" when you get out of self and into others you find JOY

[@createlovehappy]

I’m glad you’re here. Thank you for all you do for us nomads. I’ve learned a lot from you. My fam of 4 have been homeless for 2 years living in a car, and just got a bus in November that will change our lives. Now we just need to get the money to make it a home and we will be out there living in nature too.

[@conservativenellie5876]

Good going Bob Wells! Thanks for sharing your life and struggles 👍🌲

[@debbied7803]

The loss is very real... When it rains it pours.. Things have a way of ironing them-selves out many I'm still going through hard pressed. Nature is a beautiful Spirit that I find never leaves me. I must visit it constantly... Thank you Bob.

[@cathydawn3332]

Thank you for sharing, Bob. It seems a higher power, perhaps your son, brought you a camping partner and you, in turn, are enabling all of us to engage as a community. You've found the way through grief to grace.

[@AngTheCanadianPilot]

Thanks Bob depression is very real - but the people you meet on the road is better than family - take it from me - I used to have suicidal thoughts. God bless you Bob love ❤️

[@dskgc]

Thank you for sharing your mental health story Bob!! Since becoming a nomad, I have decided to pursue my dream of becoming a nature therapist, and I start school next fall! Thank you for all that you do! You bring a lot to the world and I am glad you are here! I hope to meet you and your lovely team someday. Take care!

[@brettsome1608]

Love the honesty Bob you are an Inspiration. I'm not in vanlife yet but am about to experience a few of the bad experiences you did years ago. It's refreshing hearing this story though and if you can get through it, so can I. Regards from Australia.

[@marybingham4173]

Your story broke my heart. But I am so glad you are happy now! I watch a lot of your videos. God bless you Bob🙏

[@tainoindian450]

Bob we dont know each other but i am so happy you found your purpose you give of you every day i pray you never feel a sad day again GOD BLESS YOU MY BROTHER

[@sherryfrantz2785]

You are such an amazing inspiration, Bob....you are a gift to the world. It’s all about spreading love and light and you do that so well. Thank you so much for all that you do and give.

[@Freespirit5371]

Sadly, there is still so much stigma towards mental health issues and it takes great courage to admit one needs help. I appreciate you speaking out about your feelings and your struggles to live a happy life. Thank you, Bob! I wish you great success and happiness!

[@theresam1649]

Depression is a constant. Life is so much better with a friend or some friends. Bob, you have a purpose, good friends who share your vision and fulfillment in your life. In this, I'm very happy to find you here in Y-°t^be at least. I'll probably never meet you, but you're an inspiration to me. Because of you, I know there's hope. THANK YOU. Here's to you, Bob, & your beautiful friends! HOWA. ♡♡♡ 🏕🏜👍

[@robertroach1127]

Thanks Bob for sharing your story. My father also took his life when I was very young, it's not something that you ever truly get over, but you honour your son's memory with all you have done for so many.

[@VW613]

Been there Bob! Stay strong!❤

[@roxanneharding9767]

I'm grateful your still here Bob. Your videos have helped me. Thankyou for your story and honesty.

[@WayPointSurvival]

Thank you so much for sharing your experience. It was a pleasure to meet you and thank you again for the opportunity to be a part of the 2020 RTR.

[@kiefferkeepinon828]

I have not been suicidal, per se, but I was the "living dead" while being severely depressed, losing several years to it and what you said about your dog resonates with me. If it wasn't for my dogs and cats, I would've lived much more poorly, as it was them that got me up and moving day-by-day through the worst of it all. Thank you for sharing your story and yourself to us. It means more than words could ever explain. 💗

[@patpankonen1303]

Thank you Bob for your life story

[@infinitemuze]

Our stories are important. They connect us with one another. Thank you for telling your story Bob.

[@kash7585]

I’m so sorry about your son. 💔 Thank you for sharing your story. Thank you for giving hope to others that they don’t have to be trapped in a hamster wheel of work, and material things. You’re great. Keep on going. You have so much more to share. ❤️

[@MaxMiniTV]

I had the good fortune to be there live when you told this story. Thanks for doing it; it made talking about some things in my own life much easier to see you do it.

[@johnbornschein5525]

Bob thank you for sharing your life .

[@totherevolution]

Bob, you are incredible. I hope to meet you one day.

[@johnsimpson8198]

Thank you for all you do Bob, this world is a better place because of you, your an inspiration!

[@tigerguitara]

You have helped so many people.

[@LauraGarcia-ez9of]

Thank You Bob for sharing such a personal story with us. May that Higher Power continue to bless you as you have blessed us. You ARE changing many lives. I live in Hollywood CA. When I see people stealth camping on the street or I run into vans at my grocery store parking lot, I strike up a conversation with them and THEY ALL KNOW YOU! And are inspired by you. Last year I stopped at the grocery store before hitting the road on my way to my first WRTR and I ran into people that were on their way there too so...that's pretty amazing. Just know that there is alot of Love out here for you.

[@janicehaas2979]

Very sorry to hear about your son! I’m thankful that you hung in there and can function better now! Look how many lives you’ve influenced! Hugs to you Bob.

[@vivienmakovik8054]

What an amazing story. God heard you that day and changed your life and gave you Steve. The power of friendships. Thanks for your channel. One of my favs. 🇬🇧

[@AsTheWheelsTurn]

Bob I am sure you will never see this comment because there are so many but discovering your videos changed my life in such a massive way. I went from pure misery to just basically giving up, letting go and seeing where life led me , it led me to trusting myself to WORK for myself , that turned into a legitimate business where I make enough money to live but also have time for myself, i do not work myself to death 6 days a week anymore like I did when employed by others, I work 3 or 4 days a week most of the time and I'm doing pretty well! not rich by any stretch but having more time for myself and to be in nature was what I needed, that is just such a huge thing for me to have realized. I would not think less of you if you decided to end your own life when the time came for whatever reason, honestly that is my personal choice of death, I would like to control that if possible, its not a sad thing but it does hurt the people who love you if they dont understand. but I hope that somehow the knowledge that your existence shores up so many others and gives us direction and hope is something to chew on in your low moments and live for even if you don't feel all that excited about life yourself. some people were born to serve the world, I'm not sure if that is what you really wanted but I think that was what you were born for, to save others, give others hope and teach them a way to live that they can manage even when they have lost EVERYTHING. You are really a great man who will be remembered long after your time and that is something to be proud of.

[@kavitadeva]

Bob I was so moved by your story. I was blown away at all the trials that you have been through. I just want to thank you for your willingness to be so transparent. I really appreciated everything you had to say. I myself do have clinical severe recurrent depression and PTSD. I've been wandering in my class C for 20 years now. I'm a solo woman RV r and I just can never see me not having my rig. I want to thank you so much Bob for everything that you do for all the inspiration you have a brought and just for being Who You Are. Thanks for sharing this on KZbin.

[@shellyosborne7545]

I have been following you for quite some time, wanting so badly to buy a van and do some traveling. I am just too afraid of being more isolated than I already am and becoming more depressed. Im also afraid of it being another failed attempt at happiness and feeling even worse. Thank you Bob Wells for telling your story and for all you do to help others.... I am going to keep watching your videos and hope for some courage to go get that van!

[@paulabear101]

Living through such a devastating tragedy could break anyone’s spirit- so glad you came out the other side by helping others- thanks from this misfit toy to you and the crew💖

[@ayema5449]

As another commenter, Don Yates, mentioned -- Bob is the George Bailey of the 21st Century! God Bless You, Good Man. We need more people like you in this world!

[@louisepotier2784]

I'm grateful you are there. Thank-you. 🙂

[@marygambill3962]

I'm so happy you ultimately decided to live. You have such a positive influence on so many and allow us to make something out of a sometimes bad living situation. Thank you for your positive message. God bless you.