The Healing Process of an Eating Disorder!!

[@Anna5151]

Kayli's dad is so supportive. It's really sweet to see a father really be worried about their daughter like that. Both great parents!

[@macyschoen]

I would love to see how Carlie, Colette, Shay and Casey feel. All together.

[@adairbird4783]

Kayli, your parents are so wonderful and just love you with all their heart. You are one strong person. I struggle with anxiety and depression. My parents were there for me and it meant so much to me. Thank you for sharing your story. You're helping SO many people. You're a blessing.

[@laceysueann]

I love this series! I suffered for a long time from and eating disorder, I am still suffering with long term effects. This series is so good at inspiring you to find help, it never once has made me feel ashamed. Thank You SO much Kayli!

[@emmahitchings3677]

Hi kayli! I'm new to your page, but I absolutely love it! Everything you say makes so much sense. It makes me feel like I know you, like your my best friend because you understand things I'm going thru. You seem like such a great mom and a great person over all. Keep doing what you're doing. I'm 15, struggling with bulemia. As well as depression and anxiety. People like you, inspire me to get better. It is a life long disease and it follows you forever but you show me what it's like to live again, and that recovery is worth it.

[@laurap9428]

I really loved this video. I am learning to appreciate Kati Morton more and more. I'm not nearly as scared of therapy since getting to know her from these series and her channel. I also notice that Kati seems to really understand the macho man and how they think and feel. I'm so impressed how Kayli's husband and dad open up to Kati.

[@knibbles1882]

Thank you, Kayli and Kayli's parents. You are so brave to put all of this out there, and I have no doubt that you are helping others more than you will ever know. What a sweet, sweet family.

[@smilesxandlies]

Your parents are so supportive, Kayli. It makes me feel so much to see your family so sincere about this topic and to be willing to be supportive & help everyone in the family heal completely. I wish my parents were more like that, but it's amazing to see that there are people out there who will stick by you through your eating disorder and your recovery. I struggle with that a lot and this video has given me so much hope. I love you Kayli!

[@hopeabundis177]

hey kayli, im currently struggling with depression, anxiety, and restricting. you have shown me theres still hope. i love how you put your struggle on youtube. it makes me feel like im not alone. i haven't really tried to recover, mainly because om not underweight. you are such an amazing person, i wish i could meet you in person.

[@brittmichaelian]

Supportive parents are soooo important!! That is so great for you!

[@LifeOfAmlet]

You're dad is so sweet. I can just hear the sincerity and honest search for answers in his voice.

[@ClaireBear8031]

It's so powerful to see you all be so open about this topic. Good for you! I wish you all lots of health and happiness xx

[@1939mouko]

Kayli, you are beautiful ! Watching this a seeing your parents pain is a testament to how much they love you, I believe that's what makes them GREAT parents!

[@bgsquiggy]

Kayli--thank you for sharing such a big part of your life. I am sure you are helping so many young people. I am a true fan of yours.

[@TheMomsView]

Your parents are so amazing, Kayli! Thank you for sharing your story with us!

[@Rarity4585]

Thanks for sharing, Kayli! I'm 28 and have struggled with food for a few years. Sometimes it's just nice to know that someone understands.

[@xmellieex]

I just wanna say thank you for this video. I've struggled with an eating disorder since I was 12, and I'm 20 now and finally this year things have been better, because I finally got help. I think I connected most with you here in how you said there were times where as much as you wanted to get help and get better, there's an equally strong urge to just stay in that unhealthy mindset and continue those behaviours. & I love what Kati said about talking about things when food isn't around.

[@Treza143]

Kayli i think you and your parents are amazing! This subject is clearly hard for all of you yet you are still pushing through it to help others. So selfless of you all. Katie you are quite amazing too! Thank you for helping this incredible family and all the viewers! :)

[@THEKATlNATOR]

You're such an inspiration, Kayli! I love you. God bless.

[@Ma-suisui]

I admire your families strength. Such great advice for any family going through any struggle. Very touching and insightful for me as a parent raising a child with a different challenge. Sure love your family! Thank you for your courage!

[@91becci91]

I love how your parents are so supportive. I've never been through anything like this but my partner is currently suffering with depression, his mum told him to 'grow some balls and go back to work' gets no support what so ever from her! It gets me so angry, she doesn't even call to ask if he is ok!

[@barbarahall2135]

Kati is actually the best!!! And as much as I love my therapist I would love to have her as a therapist too

[@laurenamelia4163]

I just found this series and I want to thankyou for this as it's something people don't talk about and there is a horrible stigma around it but when you suffer from an eating disorder all you want is that stigma to go away

[@Sprink768]

Kayli and Casey have been putting out so much good content on all of their channels! Keep it up! Can't wait for the mom's view!

[@LaurenIsaPirate1]

I want to thank you for this series, my sophomore year I went through a lot and fell into an eating disorder, I got better but this year I lost both my grandma's and two of my friends and have fallen back into it, but watching these makes me feel like I can get through it again because I am stronger than this!(:

[@gofigure1221]

you have no idea how much this series has helped me. THANK YOU

[@SpokenIdentity]

Congratulations on moving forward with your life and illness! Taking that first step to share it with someone is the hardest thing to do. Best of luck for the future.

[@VirtualSunshine]

Also big hugs Kayli, I know you're completely out of your comfort zone talking about this but you're helping a lot of people

[@emmaotten]

I've got a little sister who has anorexia for almost 2 years now. It's never easy, and there are still a lot of ups and downs after she got out of therapy. It doesn't only affect her, but people around her, and we are all at a point now where we are really tired of the same stories and fights again and again. So it is really hard, this healing proces, but i want to tell other people who are facing this: It is getting better, eating disorders only take a lot of time, patience and understanding.

[@AveIvy]

You are truly blessed to have these amazing parents.

[@amandaprice87]

You are a very strong person to tell your story and share something I'm sure you want to keep so deep down inside of you but also want to help others so I want to let you and your parents know you guys are awesome and I admire you guys for doing so.

[@awoyski]

kati is so awesome, and this was a great video :) i'm glad to see it's getting easier for everybody to talk about, and whilst i don't suffer i think it's great that you're clearly helping so many people, and it's so interesting to learn about it all.

[@randompumpkin123]

You and your family are amazing!! Thank you for sharing Kayli :)

[@VictoriaLovesY0UX]

I remember trying so hard to make myself skinny, restricting food, trying to vomit etc. Nothing worked. I remember being in that dark place, thinking I was alone and I was only being judged for my weight, something like this can affect an individual so much and it hurts... Thank you so much for sharing😒

[@starzzzzable]

Thank your or the video, kayli! Always looking forward to a new video in this serie :)

[@bbloodyangel1]

this series is amazing thank you for helping others by sharing your story, as hard as it is. thank you!

[@cooky212]

Yay for more Kati and Kayli!

[@blahblah98ful]

you are so strong! you can do it and you will!

[@laurap9428]

This video was extra hopeful, informative and well done. I think that Kayli seems more at peace and in a food spot now than ever. I really think the food police is damaging to an eating disordered family. But of course it is good to have healthy habits and food in the home. I think that having healthy food is very different than dealing with a child or loved one with an eating disorder.

[@GrammiSami]

I think you should talk to them... If they helped you before, they can help you again. You never stop loving and caring for your children no matter what age they are. Good luck with your recovery, you can do it!

[@smckinsey2001]

Awww, you can see the pain in her Moms eyes and that just breaks my heart. :(

[@joymcfalls7129]

Thank You so much kayli i have had a eating disorder for six years now and i have all ways been scared to tell any one but i told my mom early this year it was hard for me to do but she has helped me a lot .My mom is help me even find trement and i strugle with deppresion to wish is rely hard .But Thank You So Much .

[@mauraa2937]

Kayli you are such an inspiration to me. Stay strong. :)

[@Nancybratt72]

Kayli, I have fought an eating disorder since I was 6 years old. I can no longer eat food and get fed through an NJTube. Its a tube that goes in your nose and fed formula past my stomach. I am considered "terminal" by so many doctors and have never totally healed from my ED. I still fight every day. I just wanted to say you are such an inspiration and I thank you for sharing so much with us. God bless you and congrats on your new addition Nancy

[@ltaya595]

+Nancy Kelly Your comment made me want to cry may God bless you and your family

[@DarlaSeefluth57]

Kayli, I guess you know what step is next.... sitting down with your siblings and hearing what they have to say. Capturing that discussion on camera and sharing it would be so informative and helpful to your audience. Maybe your family could film the discussion then watch it and decide together if it should go public. What you are doing here is amazing. Thank you

[@xXNSYNCLoverxX]

Kayli! I had a similar situation when I was 13 I was raped by my step dad and I went to a thousand therapists that didn't help and so many hinted that it was my moms fault! One even told me as a 13 year old girl that my mom basically raped me too by not doing anything to stop it! My mom didn't even know what had happened!! It made me so angry I couldn't go back to her! For ANYONE who needs a therapist, it's SO HARD to find a good therapist but please please DON'T GIVE UP!!

[@lemongrasscrouton]

Kati is great, Layla seems a lot more confident in this video which is great to see. Vincent seems like a wring guy and sami is obviously very loving and sweet

[@jillianseiden6051]

I've struggled with an ED and SI. The first thing my therapist said to my parents is don't try to stop her. I can't imagine being a mother and knowing my baby was destroying their body and not being able to stop them.

[@SaraMehrinfar]

I love you kayli!!!! :) You are so strong!

[@rapturaa]

It's important that you let someone close to you know that your're struggling. Preferably someone who has good knowledge of your past. If your parents have helped you in the past they should be a valuable resource to you now.

[@lotsaplops]

I went to therapy for an eating disorder, and the therapist kept trying to pin in on me wanting to hurt my parents and thats why they thought I wasnt eating. It had nothing to do with wanting to hurt them, I just wanted to be thinner, the thought that everyone thought I was doing it to hurt them made it even harder. I want people to realise this, noone does something like that to themselves to hurt someone else. I wish I could remember that therapists name to write her to tell her she was stupid

[@TheLynz24]

Thank you for sharing, Kayli.

[@Marleneiona]

What wonderful parents you have.

[@rosegabry3458]

I feel that even tho I talk to my parents and the rest of my family members about my eating disorder, I don't get anywhere in my recovery for I keep on doing the same things over and over again. I don't push through.

[@sarahsevers1]

i cannot watch these without crying! as soon as i saw tears go down sammi's cheek, not even a full minute in, i start crying! uuugh. but i cry on the happy videos too. im emotional. i need treatment lol.

[@Tuddley3]

Yes, they have definitely found the Fountain of Youth. Sam looks like she could be Kayli's sister.

[@mrsub4subb]

Hi, I see that your comment was posted three months ago, and I hope that you're doing better. I myself have struggled with anxiety problems in the past, and I know that anxiety is often a big part of eating disorders. Sometimes it helps to know that someone can relate to you, that they understand, and that they care :) So I hope that you're doing well, and if you need someone to talk to, I'm here

[@Molly5045]

Thanks so much Kayli for sharing

[@VikkiBounds]

congrats on such a good job kayli. and i get what your dad is saying about wanting to ask if you've eaten..my mother in law is living w/us and my husband is in remission frm having cancer. she goes around ALL day constantly asking if he's eaten..(he had throat cancer & now has trouble swallowing)..it drives us CRAZY!!! i get tho, that she's coming out of a place of love..still, it does get pretty annoying!

[@bgsquiggy]

Kayli--you have amazing parents.

[@carlahernandez411]

Your so strong and an incredible women thank you for sharing your story

[@amyclarexo]

I would love to know how Carlie and maybe Colette feel about your eating disorder and how they supported you as the close friends and sisters that they are. You're an inspiration Kayli :) xx

[@ShariTate]

Thats a good question. I always wondered the same thing. I don't think she has ever mentioned talking to them about it.

[@elwoodamie2007]

For sure ! so lucky !

[@sezzyahmed7373]

She is just so beautiful and dreamy 😍💜

[@sjeesenwiet]

Do without me. But still hard. Think it will always be in the background for me. Thanks for sharing this. My parents and I never talked so open about it, they always got mad en frustrated.

[@funkyfrash]

Thank you for these videos.

[@ella34218]

love you kayli x

[@GrammiSami]

Thank you so much... you are sweet!

[@ZoeMariet]

Did anyone else notice that kayli isn't covering herself up with cushions anymore? I'm proud. :D

[@Somebodywhosnotu]

You're videos have helped me so much

[@0loz0]

I had an eating disorder when I was a teen and my parents helped me to get better. I'm now 28 and recently started to get sick again after I lost a loved one in an accident. My parents have noticed the weightloss but are not suspecting that I'm sick again. I started seeing a therapist and I'm trying to get better again. I really wouldn't wanna worry/disappoint my parents, but I was wondering whether I should tell them I have an eating disorder again. What do you think?

[@LinaDelToro]

Thank you thank you thank you.

[@cschwarz02]

Kayli- You should have Carlie on the show to talk about her eating disorder- if she wants to, that is!

[@randompumpkin123]

You are so beautiful and a great mom to Kayli! :)

[@easylover1111]

hi. im crying now...i literally clicked on ur hair tutorial..and i never watch hair tutorials..and i found this...i have struggled w an ed for 9 yrs..i have been to trtment twice and i am in deep once again..at my lowest weight...i am scared

[@rosegabry3458]

I need to do this! I need to do this!

[@sonzischokolade]

how do you deal with feeling sorry for putting your family through all this pain?

[@awoyski]

that's because they had kayli, their eldest, when they were around 17!

[@PhibblesPhoebieber]

How can I convince my friend that she doesn't need to be "skinny"? She's thinner than me, she always has been, but all of a sudden she's developed bulimia and it's really scaring me. She always goes on about wishing she was "skinny" and she shows me pictures of girls with thigh gaps and skinny legs and says she wants that. I care about her so much but I don't know how to help anymore because it's literally become her life :( Thanks for listening xx

[@sharekawilliams]

thanks for sharing! great info

[@sjeesenwiet]

I had an eating disorder when I was 14 until I was 21. Got hospitalist 3 times for 2 months strait. Therapy etc. it got better when I met my first boyfriend. But when that relationship went bad it got back. When I met my husband it got better again,. Maybe weird but maybe because I felt better because of an new relationship I pushed my disorder aside. Until I got pregnant with the first everything got back. I was so scared I would gain so much weight etc. I was even happy with morning sickness

[@rosegabry3458]

Question: So in order to recover you have to be willing to have snacks? I am currently trying to recover from my eating disorder yet I am not willing to have snacks! Does the communication get better as you recover from your eating disorder?

[@CraigBG]

I ran across your videos about this sensitive subject and find myself drawn into your videos. I'm really wondering about how you exercised faith in God. And your mom and dad. How did they lean on thier faith and what was their experience spiritually?

[@saimasiraj]

😍😍

[@mzwc2738]

how old was kayli when she completely healed?

[@berlynncapetillo8780]

Hey kaylie I love you so much n your the best vloge ever

[@amandaprice87]

My question is do you think you will ever bring your siblings on the show and talk about your feelings for viewers as well?

[@M2brSaA]

I think parents absolutely must step in and guide. I "food police" in my house. For example, I never buy junk food, sugary food, and processed food. I pack my kids' lunches for school to ensure they get the best nutrition. The school and their friends have sooooo many bday parties that my kids do get trans fat and red 40 and various other chemicals. My kids are very fit and strong. But I was raised on soda, tv dinners and twinkies. It's ingrained in our culture to eat mostly processed food whic

[@carm8]

hey kayli, i have a question, how exactly were your siblings affected?

[@GrammiSami]

I don't think so, we didn't... It was a helpful thing for us because we had no idea how to help Kayli and sometimes you have to go through a few to find a good one.

[@Amandak426]

Great video thanks for sharing stay strong

[@rosegabry3458]

Question: After not getting your period for a whole year are your periods regularly when you become a mother as long as you keep on having your periods regularly?

[@VirtualSunshine]

How did you tell Colette and Carlie? Were they aware of it during your darkest times?

[@elizabetht8776]

Thank you....im 14 and currently struggling with restricting and purging i eat around 300 cals a day and if i go over i punish myself by either physically hurting myself like punching myself cutting ect and i make myself burn 2000 cals.....my parents dont understand im struggling with anxiety and suicidal thoughts.....if you wouldn't mind i would love for you to message me and help me out if you can....thanks -Lizzie

[@disorder667]

Will parents get offended when you ask to see a therapist? Because they might feel upset that you don't want to talk to them but you would talk to a stranger?

[@13jonas1brotherfan13]

Thank you.

[@Tuddley3]

You ladies need to stop putting on mascara when doing these types of videos. LOL I'm joking you know. I do appreciate these topics, and I love you and your entire family (Both sides). I'm on the opposite side of the eating disorder as you since I quit smoking and drinking, food has become my crutch. I don't eat a lot of sweets, but I can eat a lot at once. I'm excited that this summer Shay and Logan are going to revamp Shayloss.

[@TheSausyOne]

Omg kaylis parents are so going

[@divreenable]

I wanted to know what caused her to have an eating disorder, was it just how she dealt with things in her brain or was it caused be dieting and then it spiraling

[@Bookwasbetter]

It's 50-80% genetics. Then, you need an environmental trigger of some sort (trauma, dieting, etc.) to cause people predisposed to actually develop an ED. But it's a disease that starts in the brain, not on TikTok or in an abusive home.

[@midnightmoon001]

she's good now