Woman Clinically DEAD for 10 Mins; What Happened Next in Her NDE Was INSANE! | Rosemary Thornton

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For 20 years, Rose Thornton enjoyed a national reputation as an expert on old houses. The author of nine books, Rose has been featured on everything from PBS’ “History Detectives” to BBC Radio. In 2016, her husband committed suicide, and two years later, Rose was diagnosed with a life-threatening illness.
After a “routine” medical procedure, Rose bled to death. In heaven, she was told that if she agreed to return to earth, she’d be restored to wholeness. Subsequently, medical tests affirmed that not only had the disease disappeared, but she was also healed of the crippling grief.
Please enjoy my conversation with Rosemary Thornton.
Timecodes:
0:00 - Episode Teaser
0:50 - Life prior to NDE
8:49 - Being diagnosed with Cervical Cancer
17:47 - NDE Story
24:21 - Is there a life review?
35:53 - Coming back to life
43:11 - A word to those who are skeptical
52:47 - How did Rose deal with the NDE?
57:54 - Living a fulfilled life
59:31 - Advice to young Rose
59:51 - Definition of God
1:00:41 - Ultimate purpose of life
1:01:54 - Final Message
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[@lilianflynn1876]

Thanks Alex Love all your uploads! Trying to find some understanding of these complicated life

[@anascancerjourney9922]

As someone with stage 4 cancer, these NDE stories have been monumental in easing my fears! Thank you for bringing such peace to me.

[@ELizAbeth-st8wq]

Sending you so much love sweetheart 💜💜💜

[@Sunshine-lg8su]

Sorry to hear that for you…. Glad these stories bring you peace on some level…🙏

[@rickyf3448]

No matter what happens, remember that God is always with you... on this side as well as on the other. Godspeed. ❤️

[@coolbreeze5683]

Sending love and strength vibes to you on your path 💙

[@Intangibleinspirations]

Sending much love and peace unto you! ❤️🦋🙏🏾💎

[@margaretadami6358]

I lost my son to suicide 2 yrs ago. I live for my one living child (daughter) who's been my rock! Thanks to these videos I have hope I will see him again

[@Andrea-cu9ec]

So sorry to hear that🥹

[@debrapierce515]

I am so sorry, Margaret. Coming up on 6 months of losing my own son to suicide. I only stick around for my daughters and grandchildren. I know they are there waiting to hug our necks. Prayers and love for you, my sister.

[@Andrea-cu9ec]

@@debrapierce515 so sorry my dear🌺

[@Barbara-os1bo]

@@debrapierce515 even in grief your heart gives love to others.

[@joanneg7646]

It's a hard walk but be assured you will see him again.. oh glorious day.. It's been 8 yrs for me

[@Robin-qc4gn]

Rosemary is delightful, uplifting and so grounded. Thanks for your great guests Alex!

[@miniaturesculptureartby23r20]

rosemary is my FAVORITE herb! I love this woman's interview. :D

[@catw6274]

I love listening to this guest. She's a wonderful speaker.

[@eckz8659]

I totally agree! I came here to say this myself!

[@ernestvision325]

This one helped me right now, where I’m at in life! Still dealing with feelings after 24 years of marriage and then major surgery with an embarrassing ostomy bag attached to my athletic body for months! Many daily suicidal thoughts, after my only son got shot in the head at 19 years of age. This interview helped me deal with everything 😂🎉❤

[@wendypayne828]

She is so good very relaxing to listen too and sooo interesting ❤❤from across the pond

[@zama1629]

It's clear she's a writer. Her terms make you get exactly what she's trying to convey! I love how she speaks too.

[@patriciamerson5206]

I lost my son Aaron to suicide on Feb 26th 2020& I have to say I have felt pain from losing both my parents& my only sibling but losing my son to suicide has devastated me like nothing ever has in my life. Suicide death is the hardest to try to live through. I will love my son until the day I join him. Love you Aaron~ until forever

[@ontwaaktgijdieslaapt9322]

❤️

[@wd-id4th]

God bless you❤

[@carolyn6001]

Hugs and prayers for peace and comfort. So sorry for your loss.

[@Ms_Motown]

❤

[@platome4795]

❤

[@hawkarae]

My parents killed themselves thirteen years apart. Working class hopelessness and inherited shame. When my mind snapped I had no choice but to figure out how to reverse engineer my life so I would not obliterate my kids' reality by ending my life as I'd been habituated to do at the end of my rope. It's a remarkable life when you are invested.❤

[@mgd6087]

Thank you for doing all that painful work to end the cycles of desperation. You give me hope.

[@hawkarae]

@@mgd6087 oh thank you love❤❤ It was painful and then it was exhilarating because it felt like exactly what I was supposed to be doing with the cards I was holding. The universe seems to turn toward us and as we go we are led and lifted. Supported in equal measure to our intention to meet sorrow and strife with higher and higher energy and as we grow we see that we can DO SOMETHING to help. I think that's all we want. If I can help in any tangible way I am here.❤❤ So much love❤❤

[@deborahbailey3386]

Love this lady! Love her sense of humor so much and her attitude is so awesome.

[@gobsmacked230]

This woman is a treasure...so eloquent yet down to earth. I LOVE listening to her.

[@ycurry4550]

I hope millions of people recieve her message! Thank you!

[@isee9273]

Thank you so much. Two of my sons have now taken their own lives. The last on was February. It’s been so hard wondering what I could’ve, should’ve done. And it’s so hard feeling like I’ve failed them. I stumbled on this video and I needed to hear it. Gratitude 🙏🏼❤️🇦🇺

[@pattishannon7012]

Please forgive yourself. You might have created those sons with cells from your own cells, but their souls must have been longing to go "home" to release themselves from the pain inflicted by our trip in this physical existence.

[@joydavis3089]

❤ 😢

[@lauriekurad]

💜🙏💜

[@mandymartin5166]

Sending you love x ❤️

[@jemrosekoontz189]

I so needed to hear this today! I lost my 33 year old child to suicicide when he was 33. He was my only child.

[@loriwooten5249]

Much love and condolences to you! I am so very sorry, and I DO know what you feel.

[@josephcarioggia9506]

Do sorry I lost my brother to suicide.

[@desertrose9499]

I lost my son to suicide 14 years ago. Needed this.

[@sherryfanelli9573]

❤

[@goldenstar9379]

So sorry for Your loss and I hope he comes to see you in your dreams as it helps with the pain .😢

[@karinbreidel7957]

Laughing and crying - what an amazing interview. What an amazing spirited lady, a joy to listen to her. And Alex really is the best interviewer ever always picking up on the vibe of his interviewees - you are also a joy to listen to Alex. And thank you for the incredible work you do ❤

[@simonsmedley5434]

He is all mouth!

[@ba2908]

I love this woman, she eloquently shared her beautiful spirit ❤

[@michelleno8]

Rosemary articulates her experience so beautifully and profoundly. Love her! Thanks for having her on!

[@kristiemiller3379]

I love this person’s interview and she is amazing! You could have talked to her for hours and I would listen. Great video!

[@josephcarioggia9506]

Me too!!

[@MaureenJonesSmithArts]

I've chosen not to sue at least twice. I said, "i cant afford the Karma" jokingly the first time. The second time, i was more in tune and "out" as spiritual and i said, "I don't want to invest in anger or resentment." Letting go feels so much better and catapulted me ahead spiritually.

[@aprilrichardson8043]

Omg! I love her! I saw those pigtails and knew exactly who she was! She’s is THE BEST storyteller! ❤

[@wellbeingandhealth6094]

Rosemary, you are amazing! Funny, witty, smart, kind, and enthusiastic! Thank you for coming back and sharing your experience 💗

[@TheVioletWolf]

I'm an ovarian cancer survivor, I lost my stepfather to suicide, and i am an aspiring writer... this one really struck a nerve. I love qhwm she said having that dilaudid greased the skids to the afterlife. I love her spunk! As someone who is familiar with dilaudid from many hospital stays, if I could choose a substance to grease the skids, that would be the one! 😂

[@anntunaley9974]

I take dilauded daily with fentanyl and other meds for severe pain. The only combo thats helped my pain. I hear ya.

[@carries.9919]

Whenever I get Dilaudid for kidney stones, it lowers my heart rate so much the nurses come running in to make sure I'm ok.

[@Diana-yk7sp]

What a delightful guest. I am glad that she brought up the topic of suicide. I lost my sister to suicide many years ago and she's right. It is one of the top most traumatic events to recover from. A suicide of a loved one. You also find out a lot about people and how they react to it. I was astounded that people I hardly knew were the ones that went out of their way to send condolences and reach out and the ones you think will be there....aren't. I will just say to anybody who knows somebody who has lost someone to suicide....the only thing you have to say is, "I'm sorry for your loss." I am so sorry that you had her on as a guest. Really enjoyed it.

[@josephcarioggia9506]

Amen...

[@shannahdawn4724]

Only 8 minutes in and I Know this is a Priceless Conversation. I Love this Woman!! Once again Alex is raising the bar…

[@lanakoenig9503]

Alex, thank you very much for this conversation with Rosemary. I love love love her personality and her sharp mind. What a blessings you both granted to the world by discussing the topic like this by liberating the people from the guilt and should of/would of killing feelings most of us experiencing by thinking that we were not able to save someone dear.... Thank you from the bottom of my heart, Rosemary, for your courage to be who you are - warm, compassionate and full of humor soul 💞🙏💞

[@thomasdalton2404]

God this woman talked about almost everything else except her actual NDE

[@Journey2Spirit]

"My body was on that gurney, it's my soul or my essence or my spirit that went to heaven. That's where the healing happened. And when I got back to my body, the cancer was gone." Yes!! Energy healing is all about addressing consciousness (the spirit) healing what's out of alignment, and watching the body and mind heal. Consciousness supercedes our physical reality. Been there and done that. Not quite as fast as with an NDE, but this IS the new frontier of medicine. Using what healers have known for eons and bringing it into present day paradigms. Great interview, as usual!!

[@raregem65]

Amen, totally agree!

[@greggalexander8216]

I would not want to come back here. This life is exhausting. I am so tired. I look forward to the peace, love and lightness. Mostly to be welcomed back and truly loved. What could be better?

[@NeilBradleyMS]

I’ve listened to Rosemary’s NDE at least a couple of times before on other channels, but I never tire of hearing it again, so much detail. Thank you. 🙏

[@jillpaull2206]

I absolutely LOVE her humor!!! She is the NORMAL we should be! Thank you

[@sidrapazo453]

Alex you are meant to do what you do--patience, letting people finish, the right questions, empathy and authentic ...so glad I found you, and LOVED Rosemary!!!!

[@done4love]

I love how this lady narrates her story. She's funny, easy to listen to and fluently expressive

[@erikafreebird6449]

Rose's honesty radiates off the screen. She speaks without hesitation, straight from the heart. Rose is obviously not doing these interviews for popularity, but rather to share valuable life lessons to help others dealing with, stress, pain and grief. God Bless her and her Mission on Earth. ❤🙏

[@rosemarythornton3593]

Thank you for the lovely compliment! Truthfully, when I first felt divinely compelled to share this intimate story, I bristled and told God, "Thanks, but I'd rather keep this thing to myself." My life would have been so much simpler if I'd stayed quiet! So I'm especially grateful for comments like yours. Thank you so much.

[@catherinefox7832]

What an incredable interview. The sentence " Forgive yourself for what you didn't know, be kind to yourself" struck home. Thank you.

[@holagente5614]

That's a Maya Angelou quote

[@kirstiecarlson9171]

I love how she articulates things and I dig her sense of humor! I think you pick the BEST guests EVER, Alex!

[@sarahkuczynski13]

🥲I don’t have enough words to describe how deeply this woman’s story touched my heart & resonated deeply w/ my soul!♾💗🙏🏼

[@leonamccarroll4164]

Quite possibly one of the most inspiring interviews you have ever done ❤️ thanks Rose for sharing your journey and also for your beautiful insights....several of them enlightened me like no other 🙂 God Bless you!

[@daisyguerra2780]

Thanks Alex and Rosemary for this AMAZING message!! Alex, love you channel, it has helped me so much on this journey called life. May God Bless you both. ❤🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@sylviamackay]

Wow, I follow a hospice nurse on another media platform and she says that those that are near death reach to the ceiling as if they are seeing a loved one that has already passed. ❤❤

[@ronibrooks6794]

My son was tied to the train tracks behind my house last year. I have 4 other sons and I just exist. I've searched for ways to end this life but the pull back is my living son's. I feel very dead inside and practically every person in my life left just days after his death. Eventually my mother stopped calling. My christian family didn't even go to his funeral. I watch life... but I don't have life. All my son's are adults, I don't know why I'm left here.

[@catherinebutterflyeffect4665]

I can surely understand how you feel. Pain surrounds your life. All i know is that the more pain you expirience in this lifetime the greater the ascension

[@amandeeppanaich]

Sorry to hear about your son. There is a reason for you being alive, with time you will find that reason. Healing takes time…know that you are not alone, God is with you each and every step.

[@petrav7913]

Bless you, darling♥ I know what I am talking about when I say - live day by day, take notice of little things, that make you even a bit happy and the day brighter - a flower, a bird, beautiful tree you see, sunny day...anything. I got better for me after two years, not much, but better. There are real downs, but then I got up onto my feet again. Sending you lots of love and there is always a reason to be - even if we could not see it, there is a purpose behind it and one day - we will understand...Take care of yourself💖

[@juliebarks3195]

Just keep going. Home awaits you. My daughter left for university and never came back. She was 19. That as 13 years ago. Never seen her since. My adult children keep me going, and my grandchildren, but the grief can be overwhelming. A living bereavement. Bless you, you're not alone💚

[@leafe-lu3jd]

I'm so sorry for your loss. Words can't express how hard it is to lose a child, I can only imagine how losing a child must feel. I know it isn't the same but I lost a good friend last year to murder he was 6 years younger than me and when he passed away I was so angry and asking why wasn't it me? I lived a longer life than he did. It isn't fair these things happen to good people. I could tell you it'll get better but I can't promise the pain won't continue. Life is full of pain and it is not fair and that is the reality of people who have lost someone they love, it definitely changes you. I will say for you to be a mom of that many I think that's pretty cool, some kids don't have parents or know about them, my parents abandoned and neglected me for years but when my grandmother took me in another piece of me changed, when I lost her it was the most unbearable and confusing pain I've ever experienced out of all the pain I had been through already. Cancer took her after only 4 years with her. I had felt like I lost a mother and I did but it took me years to realize this is why it was so heavy on me. I can't explain it but I want to live more for them now and those chances they never got. I know it's not the same for everyone and I'm not saying you should get over it like I did because everyone grieves differently, I just hope that somehow some of my story will help you find some peace or at the very least some comfort that you are not alone even with different circumstances.

[@kylechiverton1058]

Beautiful!!! If only we all acted as innocent loving children…they see no differences only love and light✨🙏🏽

[@sandezw66]

This is the second interview that I've watched of Rose's NDE and totally prefer this video. Sending love and light to you all ❤🕯️

[@BookieLukie21]

Alex's interviews seem to be very grounded and relatable, I've found. ❤

[@jewlzn1509]

I relate to you Rosemary. My husband also took his life 6 yrs ago. I'm glad I caught this podcast. It gave me much comfort.

[@japfourme381]

So sorry to hear of your loss!

[@joydavis3089]

❤

[@JPBailey17]

THIS is my favorite one to date!! Loved the laughing out loud - mine, over and over. Awesome story, Thanks for sharing. Plus being a therapist, I appreciate the suicide awareness/insight/info. Thank you!

[@celeastar]

Wonderful. Little children love one another! Thank you for sharing her.

[@lynneletendre5810]

I had to go back and watch this again. I love this lady!!! I think she’s the “real deal”, and I love her honesty and sense of humor.

[@y.t.grandma6419]

Thank you so very much. Wonderful message. Love to everyone watching this. 💜✨️🦋🕊🙏

[@janinedevilliers510]

❤️🤗

[@sarahbatsford4791]

I love the stories on this channel. This lady was so funny.❤❤

[@sakuhaapsaari9793]

This interview gave people more food for thought, even for me, even though I've been a strong believer in life after death for some time. Before, I was a "believer in science" and I couldn't imagine changing my mind. In any case, a lovely woman! Many thanks to both of you.🙏

[@equinevoicesuk]

Listening to the rest of this on my drive home I was in stitches in parts. Loved, loved it thank you Alex and Rose 🤗🧡

[@candynewton4945]

"When you die it kinda knocks out your iteniary" ... I 'bout fell off my chair laughing! Best interviewer of NDEs ever. Thank you for the guests and your humor. Great talent! 🇺🇲

[@catherinedunahee6787]

I have heard Rosemary talk several times. I know she must live close to me. I live near the Church where the pastor was killed. I would love to meet you. ❤ God Bless!

[@joliabags]

Wow! I’ve thought about suicide several times in my life and the only thing that held me back was the trauma I would leave behind. I’ve known several people who had a family member leave by suicide and they never got over it. Their lives were defined by their life before the suicide and their life after the suicide. When my Dad died suddenly at age 93, he died in my arms as I was transferring him from his wheelchair to the van. He was so ready to go and asked God why he was keeping him alive. My first thought was that now he was with Mom who had passed 7 years before and they were married for 63 years. After she died I then became his caregiver because it became my mission to keep him out of a nursing home. I had to go to grief counseling at Hospice and there was a young woman there whose father had committed suicide. I knew then that my grief was not as bad as her grief. This was a Great interview and Very Inspiring, Thanks Rosemary 🙏🌟🦋🌹

[@loriwooten5249]

You matter. And thank you for taking care of your Father!

[@elaineroth4361]

This lady is lovely.. what an awesome conversation. Thank you for sharing.

[@lizamitra]

Rosemary is so nice, humble, and pure!

[@tracyleigh8603]

I love her humor, her intelligence, faith, and honesty

[@gracedeamaral3933]

My brother died too and it was 6 minutes. They were shocked he had no brain damage. Praise God

[@dianalustick5296]

I loved Rosemary s energy and laugh.

[@joannalaquerre4708]

I can see why she was in broadcasting. She tells a good story and her voice is perfect Thanks Alex.

[@juliamasefield1405]

I love this lady’s energy and humour .. thank you for sharing this beautiful story ❤. Enjoyed listening.

[@user-dq7qm4mg4f]

This is the second time I heard this story. So many many more people would be helped by you both. Thank you for your gracious and courage. You both are such beautiful human souls.

[@mickeyflynn5427]

She’s one of the best kinds of people you could ever cross life paths and spend some time with. Her insight and articulation transcends so many boundaries that she’s not only timeless but beyond boundless. She’s soul level. I’m here for it. Thank You for sharing!

[@kelliesmith4068]

I've watched MANY of your shows, Alex. This one I've seen with her as your guest is my FAVorite by far!!!

[@slomo4672]

I am being amazed she's so easy to listen to. Then she says she had training in broadcasting. That's part of why.

[@cathyann1601]

I enjoy all of your programs, Alex, but this one is the best because of Rosemary's great sense of humor.

[@Iamvictormaria]

After listening to her story I was reminded of Jesus’ story about the good shepherd and the lone lost sheep. Using profit as a measure of a book’s success fails us. Sometimes God calls someone - inspires someone to write a book for a single lost sheep. A lot of books are written as an expression of this truth: God is the One who never leaves the one behind. That love that Jesus expressed in that story is who we really are and this is one way in which the love we are gets manifested in the world.

[@danielscarbrough4363]

She cracks me up! Seriously cool lady, great story! Beyond NDE 🙂

[@jamirodave]

She is truthful!

[@NN-es6sp]

One of your best and most impactful shows! Thank you both❤

[@angelaellison17]

I walked out unintentionally when I was 28. I did not want to come back but ultimately chose to in the end. I was not the personality of this life. I was completely the thing I was before this life. I was alone with no guides. The very first thing I said was I AM! The voice came from everywhere in. Not from me out.

[@equinevoicesuk]

Love listening to these podcasts on my journeys. What a delightful woman 🧡

[@sueharris6616]

This kind lady is so interesting nothing weird about her at all. I could sit for hours and talk with her. Hope we can meet one day. Thank you!

[@crinanthethane9386]

Best interview of 2023, hands down. Much love & gratitude!

[@jetlorider]

Synchronicity....tragic and sadden to say...yesterday, one of my younger brother's good friend just "off" himself too.....people hide their problems so well in public....we have no idea what they've been through. Thank you for sharing your experience n wisdom! Bless your heats n souls.

[@miriammureithi3545]

Rosemary is eloquent, real, and humorous, which is so refreshing

[@thereseastrom195]

That's interesting. I have had several experiences throughout my life. I have been really sick the last two years and I have had more extreme experiences. I felt like I had one foot here and one in the afterlife. I have had/have help from the "other side". One experience is doctors/healers (they are actually gods, i have met the three of them once before. This time a could talk with them) that worked on me, like I was in a hospital on the other side even though I was still here. I was at both places at the same time. That's a really strange feeling. An other was my father (he's dead) telling me that I don't have to be afraid of dying. It's just like walking through a door. You don't really leave, you just walk through a door. The physical feeling I got is more like moving sideways. My dad told me I'm going to love it. I believe him. All the ones I talked to seems so happy and free. They are still them but they are more. Thank god I can talk about this sometimes with my fiancé and my mum. But that's it. It's hard because I feel I need to process and talk about it but most people would think that I'm completly crazy. So thank you for sharing.

[@mgd6087]

Lucky kids! I sat with the jealousy, then the warmth and finally with the inspiration: "God, let me realize my full potential". Thank you Rosemary Thornton. This prayer made it into my collection of prayers that are good for me.

[@LaFemmeNkechi]

I like her!!!! My heart went out to her for her earlier experience, so much so, that I had to check in with my spiritual team and my son's spiritual team to make sure all was well... So my take-away from this is to remember that someone in pain from loss is most likely barely coping and hiding it well (or not so well).... Great Job both of you... I hope this brings hope to others as well as nudge some minds open to the possibilities. Exciting to watch unfold.

[@zarakhan7820]

This woman understands my pain. Bless you Rosemary 🙏🏽

[@moonpleiades99]

This woman is amazing. Just so warm and an excellent charismatic story teller.

[@Nouzbouz]

Alex, I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your work. I came across your channel around the beginning of 2023. It has profoundly changed my life and belief systems. Thank you dear friend

[@debbiedrake1692]

This lady is GREAT! She and I would be friends (probably are in real life) So many similarities, to include finding my mom after her suicide 8 years ago. I reacted just like she did...2 1/2 years I was not competent, mind came/coming back very slowly. I have a spelling/grammar/word fixation. I would love to meet this woman, she's a pistol! Great episode!

[@rosalynfranketraylor2176]

Encapsulated...what an incredible process of protection and healing.

[@Tangyisaflavor]

I absolutely adore her sense of humor and heard absolutely her knowingness “mental illness” when you know you know

[@Arev1978]

Rose is absolutely captivating. I loved listening to her.

[@PAOLINAG]

So true people don’t know what to say… my mom was always told thank you for comforting words … I took notes. Made sure to pass it on does occasions and when we were grieving we made sure people felt okay in our grief.

[@marie6508]

She is such a good story teller. Alex you had such a great rapport with her. Good interview. Thank you!! ❤️

[@Ciciye12]

I love what Rosemary has to say. It is interesting how love for others, or wish to not cause people pain. I knew I had to stay for my adult children. At least, and I worked hard for my pension and I was having my retirement.

[@MaureenJonesSmithArts]

I love watching things grow too!! After covid. After living through it and diring lockdown. It's such a beautiful thing, seeing new, fresh, growth!

[@gail7998]

I welcome being challenged. She's delightful at say the least. Thank you both!

[@becky-jodrummond3426]

Some interviews... Should never end... 🥰

[@tracyleigh8603]

Thank you so much for sharing your story Rosemary! You and your story are amazing! I’m trying to overcome the death of my mom and listening to you gives me hope

[@horatiobear4099]

Thanks Alex, another interesting interview. I like the term ‘temporary death experience’. The phrase, near death experience is not correct and it has always irked me because in every person’s story, they died. Period. Not come close to, or near to death, but died. Thank you. I appreciate what you do.

[@Kd-wn7bg]

I'm glad you came back to tell the tale. I appreciate it ❤

[@Rich_56]

Another great interview. She was so lovely. A+

[@Su-vd4li]

Alex, your show just keeps getting better and better. 🙏🏻

[@audreywitko1445]

What a phenomenal episode with a totally relatable Soul! ✨🙏✨ Rosemary, you are such a blessing! Thank you for sharing yourself & your story with us! Much Love & Blessings to you in Absolute Abundance! ✨💖✨

[@debbiek7193]

YT bombarded the last 1/2 of this video every 2 + minutes. Tell them to STOP ruining creators content. Their greedy programming is destroying the experience

[@NewLevelsNewDevils2415]

I loved this story. Your channel just appeared on my feed one day, and what you do is important. The ultimate purpose of life is in fact love❤

[@maryb7920]

You have to interview Rosemary again! Love listening to her! Thank you Alex!❤

[@chefvaleriewilson8738]

This was an awesome interview! Someone who I am close to had her boyfriend of 18 years commit suicide. That was over 10 years ago however it still hits home what Rosemary is talking about. Such comforting words from her. Thank you.

[@thecherimagee]

I just love her. Thank you for having Rosemary as a guest. I look forward to each of your videos.

[@janearian3233]

Love, love, love Rosemary's sense of humor and frankness.