shania on the talk part 2

[@WetPooooopie]

She speaks beautifully - go Shania....!!!!! Her hair , her earrings, clothes and lipgloss rocks

[@Vittoria10538]

Thanks so much for taking the time a trouble to share these with us.

[@TiagoBrazilShania]

I love Shania!

[@WeeeWriter]

Love my hometown girl. She's so brave.

[@HelloHello-hk4sx]

Studies show that not experiencing denial is very bad for your brain. That's like not feeling happiness, it's important. It's actually one of the most important feelings to have. Not a good feeling but very important. Your brain has to have it for it to function like normal people's.

[@maple0leaf]

thank you for sharing

[@HelloHello-hk4sx]

Denial doesn't feel good of course but it's a very important feeling to have. Without that, the chances & signs of you having serious mental illnesses & antisocial behavior is very high. Never ignore it if you don't experience denial. It's a bad sign, it prevents your brain from going on to the next stages, acceptance then finally peace. Without denial, you can not experience the healing stages.

[@HelloHello-hk4sx]

If I had this video on mute & saw that photo of shania & her son, I would've thought shania was his younger sister. I'd be like "awwwe who's that little girl next to him?! 😊 His little sister?!"

[@HelloHello-hk4sx]

People say denial is bad but it's actually not, it's a sign that you're brain is able to feel which is a sign that you have empathy/sympathy. So if you your brain does not go through the denial stage, you're screwed. The second you notice that you NEED to go to therapy & NOW. I'm serious. I wish I knew that before but now it's too late for me.

[@MissJnet]

Who and where is her real father I wonder. I wish someone would ask.

[@wendyhale5794]

I was brought up in a similar situation, my mother divorced my father when I was a year old, due to being beaten. My mother was a pioneer, back in the 50,s you didn't get divorced, you just put up with it Also, there were no shelters. My hats off to shania for not letting her past weigh her down. Tks for sharing.

[@officeboy89]

I know she never met him. I don’t even know if there’s a picture of him.

[@HelloHello-hk4sx]

I don't go through denial when I'm mourning. 😐 I heard that's one of the most important steps though, it's a way of your brain saving yourself from extreme trauma. No wonder I take it so hard $never get over it. 🙁 She's lucky her brain has a denial stage. I don't how she'd end up like if her brain hadn't have saved her. Denial isn't a bad thing, it's a very important stage of mourning, it's confusing but very important. Psychotics don't experience that either so it's not a good sign if you don't experience it too. It makes me wonder when people call me crazy, am I really. Could they actually be right, am I literally "crazy"?! I wondered that til I read that studies show when you don't go through denial, you are psychotic or at least have early stages of it. 😔 I hate it when enemies are right.

[@robertlivingston9248]

Yes, my late mother passed away 2 months before I graduated from college with Honors at the top of the class which she wanted when I was a child, never happened I had no interest In some f....g id@ot out of touch without reality 😅 education BS but I done it later in life and I wish the little Angel could of seen it poor Eileen never got it before lingerie was shown to her by another f....g cl$wn on the other side of the Atlantic some fall from from any worth as a person but if the twisted glove fits use it !

[@alielagarde-plamont6393]

Aaaaa sad

[@officeboy89]

Shania is not native. At all

[@HelloHello-hk4sx]

He's 9?! & you're 43 now?! I thought chu had him when you were 14!! Oh wait....you just LOOKED like you were 14 when you had him. Oh I see. 🤔

[@Charlie_Brown_009]

She's 55 now.