Reis World I remember in other interviews she talked about all the modern family scenes she did from a chair, the sofa or her bed because it took so much out of her to walk around before her first transplant. From what she's been through and all she has accomplished, no one healthy person has an excuse as to why they can't do something
But I wish she would care for herself more. She has so many health problems and all this with her kidney and she's still drinking alcohol.. Like why? .
@@kitkat4949_ there's a difference in big people and fat people. I think some people mix those two up and use the body positivity movement as an excuse to cover up their laziness.
She’s a really strong person. My mom noticed while watching the modern family show that at a certain point her face almost looked swollen and immediately wondered if she was going through something with her kidneys (my mom had kidney problems in the past so she knew about some of the side effects) and we found out about her surgeries and immediately were so amazed that she kept acting through all of it, honestly such a strong lady.
Marci N. I’ve always thought it’s because they are sad so don’t want to give it a thumbs up? As in...they see the thumbs down as a sad emoji. 🤷🏻♀️ I don’t know...maybe anyway.
Usually when you watch a video UA-cam starts recommending you more videos like it. I always think that the people who dislike videos like this just don't want to be recommended more sad videos like it.
Maybe they're pointing out how a rich and powerful person managed to score two kidneys while plenty of other people sit on dialysis for interminable lengths of time hoping for one?
she inspires me to keep going and puts my chronic illnesses into perspective. I can still be a baddie with a chronic issue. She is so strong and I love how she was so vulnerable , I love it here
Just the fact that she was able to be so lively as Hayley while she was going through all of this. It's just inspiring and I'm currently just bawling my eyes out at this.
I think the fact that they made her character pregnant during that time was a blessing because it allowed her to be emotional and I know she was self conscious about looking puffy in the face because of the dialysis so it just helped her look the part and no one know any different. I just love her!
All of this and she went through an abusive relationship?? She truly has been through a lot and i hope she’s getting help because that’s a lot on a person. She’s so strong. ❤️
Always knew there was a reason I hated the movie since they came out with it. I hated that dude so much even on sunny with a chance, pissed me off just seeing his face even as a kid🤣
The fact that she is the most lively character as Haley on Modern Family just shows how amazing her acting and her professionalism is. Kudos to her, I didn't know she had these problems and she's so strong, I love it
If you check back there's a lot of lower energy type situations for her character on Modern. It was to accommodate her during her dialysis. Very determined young woman to decide on the route she did ✔😎
Sarah, thanks for telling your story. It parallels mine in so many ways. I've had 2 kidney transplants, have been on dialysis in between, have suffered with the guilt of rejection failure that I know intellectually is not mine, but there it is anyway. Your bravery and tears are so authentic. All love to you and many blessings.
I thought it would be a lot worse than it turned out to be sometimes I'm grateful for the time I get to just 🛑 everything and use the time to appreciate being alive
This girl has a great sense of comedy in that Modern Family show. I'm always impressed by the way she finds the laugh in the script, which isn't always a given, especially with these child actors who start off young and don't always grow into their comedy chops. She always knows how to play it, and she's also a pretty great serious actress too. Good for her!!
I'm so glad she didn't kill herself. The feeling of she felt like a burden... so heartbreaking. I'm glad she's doing well now. I remember she released a statement saying during filming she requested scenes where "Haley sat down." She got exhausted just standing. I love Sarah!
I didn't think people with physical illness had that destructive thought as well 😢💖.. That statement was so relatable, I just feel like a burden because my illnesses are mental, so not everyone(my alcoholic mom included) sees them and get them; they just think i'm being selfish whenever I try to take decisions with my own health in mind... :( To the point where I feel everyone's life would be easier without me in them.. Even that thought makes me feel guilty tho', as my mom is anxious about suicide after her own mom tried to do it, so I can't talk to her about those feelings, she'll just be mad... wow, ramble away... Thx again UA-cam therapy for making me philosophize on a big subject once again, lol x3
I'm a kidney transplant recipient, currently sitting in a bed in hospital after being told my transplant might be in the early stages of rejection. I'm in my late 30's and have been in and out of hospital my whole life. I can relate so much to everything she's saying 😢
Hey stay strong.. Im a nurse who worked in transplant unit... and this might happen and can be fixed with meds... Your psyche affects your healing... so stay strong! And i hope you will be ok soon
I have had 7 abdominal surgeries and breast cancer . I made through all this with support of my husband and friends. It made me a very strong person. I admire you. You go girl.
@@yoonglesloml4382 It's always good to be sceptical. I am 35 years old now and life-experience has taught me scepticism. Life is not all Roses and Butterflies little girl! And when I look at your UA-cam-Channel, I can tell that you have not grown up yet. Time to face the real world.
James Oswald unfortunately the sad reality is that you almost always have to have that kidney replaced after a couple of years. What’s sadder is that kidney donors, who just want to help, will most likely require a kidney transplant themselves or end up going through dialysis in their later years.
claireice I think this is where internet vs schooling differs. While I do use the internet as a resource on occasion, I fully and wholeheartedly trust the preachings of my professors. It’s also something I’ve noticed in my practice- while about half of my patients choose to never undergo kidney transplants and instead rely on dialysis, I’ve had instances where a patient has had multiple transplants, which failed, and they still had to go through dialysis.
claireice also, I’m pretty sure it’s explained to the donors the huge risk they’re taking. It’s known that it’s so much more dangerous (and time consuming) to remove a kidney than it is to attach one. That’s why when it comes to recipients we rarely ever remove the damaged kidney(s) and just attach the new ones.
She's still very young. She will most likely need another few kidney transplants in her life or will have to rely on dialysis. But if she's lucky this kidney might last for 15 or 20 years, so that's good.
I can relate to the trouble she and her family went through. My dad underwent a kidney transplant in 2016, and my mum is the donor. His kidney started to reject in December 2019 and before we can do anything, we lost him in March 2020. It was hard for us to see him suffer, and go like this. I'm grateful to you for speaking up about your personal life. It gives encouragement and motivates others to overcome their mental roadblocks. You are a star in the true sense. Lots of love.
Bored Caribou can you help me understand this? Is it that Australians are saying they like her and what she is saying but thumbs down for the painful things she has had to go through? Thanks.
cameron alexander Actually she turned 28 last month she was just saying she had all those surgeries by the age of 27. She started Modern Family at 18 and they’re on their 10th season.
Wow I was sitting here depressed about needing another surgery for endometriosis and she’s had over 16 surgeries and two transplants. This is inspiring. Gratitude is everything. Thank you for sharing Sarah.
She says so many good things here. “When a family member gives you a second chance at life and it fails... it almost feels like it’s your fault”. So true. Not only for physical things such as transplants but mental as well... My parents have done everything for me in order for me to survive my depression an anxiety. Yet I didn’t feel happier or like I wanted to live. It hurts. “I had gone through 26 years of always being a burden, of always having to be looked for after”... that hit.
Please, talk to them more, it will help, and pretty sure they will love to help you even more, or just to whoever you want! I'm sure many people would love to help. Think that if smth wrong happens, your father will think it's their fault, and the fault is from no one, sadly some things just happen, and our goal is to overcome it!
Don’t please, i really know how it feels cuz I have been there before :( just try to focus on all the love ur family are giving to u and appreciate it ,see beauty in everything especially in urself , set some goals u want to achieve and u have to accept that ur depressed and u really wanna change that Stay alive 💙the world still needs you
Read about spiritual things.. travel, try anything out of your comfort zone, learn about others cultures, languages, countries, ages! It’s amazing how and what this world is made of ...and by you still wanting to get better, knowing and appreciating what your family try to do for you means that you are already better and you have a greater vision of your self and what you want your life to be.. i feel you and I want nothing but happiness and joy for you .. waiting for your name to be known cause you still here fighting for a reason!💫
Everyone is telling you to get help, and giving recommendations. And that’s good. But I just want to tell you that you’re heard, you’re not alone, and I felt this comment immensely. I’m in exactly the same spot.
And it was never a burden for my husband, my son, and for me. The burden doesn’t exist. I’d walk through fire for her, I’d trade my health for her to never have suffered this. WE love her that much.
@@mdcanaday as any amazing parent would. Thank you for being such amazing parents and family inspiring young parents as myself to give our all no matter how dark the situation may look.
Sarah's lucky, she has a mom and dad that are like that too. The thing is, it's difficult, dare I even say impossible, for kids to really understand that love until they're actually parents themselves. You can conceptualize it and think you "get" it but even then, when you actually experience it for your child, it's on a whole other level.
Makes the rest of us with similar stories feel like we shouldn't open our mouths. But, I find that these women and others who have been public about transplants help us find more organ donors and demystify the misconceptions around them.
I love how she tells her story and how there is no distraction such as dramatic music or something that would make this feel “scripted”.. I hope she is feeling better, that’s a tough thing to go through..
I don’t get why people are ashamed of scars. They are so visually interesting, they are story tellers. Also. She’s beautiful. My dad is also a kidney recipient.
Whenever I see my scars, I hate them only because the memories that are attached are absolutely scary. I get so upset and panicked when I look at them, it’s so heart breaking
This is a perfect example of how a mature and strong woman should be in our times today, a genuine inspiration for all. Respect & lots of love to you Miss Hyland !!!
All the women in modern family are real life heroes and my role models edit: wow guys! these many likes! thanks you soo much! luv u guys edit again: OMG THE LIKES ON THIS COMMENT TYSMMM
Also you’re not right. How are all of them heroes? Like I understand saying that about the Haley actor. But what about the other ones? The guy who played Phil was depressed and was giving up on it when he was in his 30s and they picked him up and gave him the roll.
@@muahmichelle fyi jesus birthday is not december 25th. Christmas is a pagan holiday. I dare u to search the bible and show me where it says dec 25th is his birthday
Can relate so much. I was on dialysis too back in Feb 2017. My mom became my donor in March 2017. And 2 yrs later was diagnosed with endometriosis n currently on treatment. More than the physical pain, the mental trauma n depression that comes with all f this is the hardest to deal with. Takes a lot of courage to speak about it. Sarah is such an inspiration. What an incredible woman ♥
I used to religiously watch Modern Family & liked her character. This is the most profound interview I've seen her have & it made me cry. What an incredible woman
I’m 21 and been doing dialysis for 3 years now, waiting on my first transplant. It was comforting hearing her story on something I know first hand. Invisible illnesses suck but keep on having faith and strength my warriors!
Not putter her struggles down but its alot easier when you have the money to seek these benefits and the doctors to help not just physically but mentally as well. Shes lucky shes richer she would be dead. That's the saddest truth
Being a huge Modern Family Fan and I hear about this today. I feel really sorry for Sarah. She's such a strong woman and a true inspiration to millions globally. Mental Health is real. Lets all support and be there for each other. Together- we can.
I'm 29 and I'm on dialysis for 14 years now.... I got 2 unsuccessful kidney transplants, both instantly failed after the surgery, because of my autoimmun condition. I can't get a kidney anymore. Dialysis forever for me. But I wish Sarah the best, she is very lucky and I hope the second kidney will last much longer than the other.
I’m so very sorry that you have not had success. This breaks my heart, but what an amazing spirit you have. I pray for a day where you can grow your own kidney and your auto immune disease can be cured. All the love
During a time when she was about to face a personal abusive relationship -- a young girl that never deserved it while already carrying so much on her shoulders but still having a heart bigger than she was... as a fan, I wish her only the best life has to offer & give her and nothing less.
My 18 year old brother gave my 11 year old brother his kidney. Unfortunately he fell into a coma after surgery and never woke up. I was 8 and lost my best friend. God bless you for still being here, Sarah. You are so very blessed and God has big things for you. Take care. ❤️ Thanks everyone for all of your sweet replies. I appreciate your kindness. I know he’s at peace and I have an angel in heaven looking after me. ❤️
uh oddly enough, it was my 11 year old brother. (The receiver) My family was more concerned over my 18 year old brother because he was in so much pain. The giver usually is because they’re giving away something they need, whereas the receiver is receiving something they need. But in this case, Christian (11) was the one that never woke up. He fell into a coma overnight. My mom was with him that night and told the nurse she felt like something was wrong, but all she said was that the machine would beep if anything was wrong. Little did she know. It happened in the Children’s Hospital in Los Angeles.
Holy moly. Never knew any of this, but suddenly have such a new found adoration for this girl. She's so strong, beautiful and empowering. What a woman!
Shes isnt the only one. My wife had a donated kidney. It lasted 11 years. I was dating her when it finally failed. I had already propsed to her and threw in a kidney. After all the tests to see how i matched. They called and said yes. So we did it 4 months later we got married. I got to wear my family tartan so i got my wedding treat. My wife my wedding wish. 2 years later she was sick from heat exhaustion she couldnt keep her meds down and her body rejected my kidney. 4 years of home dialysis i got the call for her to go in for a possible donation. I let her sleep while the machine went through its last cycle grabbed her bags and loaded the car. She was so nervous she tried to tell me no. I basicly reminded her im with her and were going to do this. The kidney was from a cadaver donar. It matched even better then mine. Sweet. So far so good. Shes got good days and bad days. Were still together and in love 12 years. While this actresses story is unique to her. Standing next to you in the store could be another that has even more.
Sarah Hyland is truly someone who deserves so much support and love because going through all this and still being optimistic, hopeful and grateful just makes her so much more deserving and inspiring.
I feel as if I’m looking in a mirror. Failed auto kidney transplant. Then nephrectomy. Then multiple bowel surgeries. Then gynecological surgeries. Then a hernia. You go girl! Our scars are our stories and warriors badges!
Shars -no not the guy from shadow hunters, it was her boyfriend from the DCOM “geek charming” his name was Matt Prokop. He was also in HSM 3 as Jimmie Zara if you’ve ever seen that. He was very verbally and physically abusive. They dated for 5 years.
It's amazing that she was going through all of this and was still able to be a huge part of a show that entertained so many people. Just goes to show you that you never really know what someone is going through in private, even while they put on a smile!
Dan Garcia True but she can survive and live well and get almost anything she could want freely and easily. Many people love and adore and support her. I’m not saying her problem is small or stupid. I’m just saying she has so much.
Anna, it doesn't matter. They have one big problem and the rest is nice. There are people in this world where everything is going wrong for them. I can't feel any compasion for those rich people.
@@phaenius Using that reasoning, there is always someone somewhere worse off than the person who everything is going wrong for. So no sympathy for them😒👍
Damn, back when that season of Modern Family was airing, I was one of those people that thought she was either on drugs, had plastic surgery or both. Her sudden change in appearance was so apparent and abrupt and I just thought it was a typical case of a celeb getting a not so convincing face lift or something. Feel awful now that I jumped to conclusion. That poor girl. What a terrible set of circumstances she had a to endure. Glad she’s doing much better now.
It's so easy to jump to conclusions like that, I catch myself doing that all the time. So it's always nice to have a reminder that we genuinely never know what someone is going through!
As a mother, Sarah.. don’t ever give up on yourself. Your dad and brother donating their kidneys… your family and friends taking care of you.. it’s not a burden; it’s an honor 🖤 They love you SO MUCH that they’d GIVE THEIR LITERAL KIDNEY to you. There is no love greater than a person who is willing to lay themselves down for you. Please, keep fighting.
Joanie C - Yup, Transplantation is always at risk for rejection. The risk never actually goes away. There is hyperacute rejection (immediate) which is now rare with modern testing prior to transplant and then acute which would be within the first six months and possibly treatable with immunosuppressants but then there is chronic rejection which can be years post surgery, is irreversible and all people with transplants are always at risk for rejection for ever. It is never a 100% guarantee at any point that they new organ will remain viable.
My mom had renal failure and her dad gave her the first kidney which she had a little over 4 years and one from an organ donor which she had over 13 years!!!
My dad had a transplant and had a rejection, I think, 12 years afterwards. He was at work, a colleague suffered an accident and due to the stress of the moment, my dad's body rejected the organ, a cornea, immediately. For a while he was blind on that eye, but luckily, a donor came along and he went through a new transplant and got his sight back. Spain, my country, is the number one in transplants and organ donation; be a donor, save lives. 💚
I never knew any of this about Sarah Hyland…. And I think it’s because of her incredibly awesome personality! This woman is filled with light and life! What an inspiration!!!!
She is good actress. Through her pain she is playing her role in show and looks so well . And as a person she is like a girl on next door, funny and lovely. Bless god for her. Give her more years.
Why are some people here throwing shade at Selena, both are strong Queens, that had gone through health complications, Sarah didn't do this for attention, neither did Selena; they're just telling her stories and with that making awareness, they're literally helping each other with this too. People! it's not always a competition, they're both stable now, and that's what matters. thank you.
I mean they both did it for attention but that isn't a bad thing. You tell your stories of survival for good attention. I think the word "attention" may seem terrible at times but I don't look at it that way. It's amazing hearing both their stories. 💜
@@susie2251 That's enormous. I just listened to a podcast of someone who went through chemotherapy and when they mentioned an 11 gauge needle, I choked. I can't even imagine a 17 gauge needle. Unbelievable.
THIS WOMAN IS A LEGEND Most of us don’t know about this, she has been through so much and it all goes unnoticed, she always looked so happy on social media, but inside, we have no clue She was still filming the TV show, when she was under treatment, so much pain, kidney failures, depression, suicidal thoughts, and she got through it all Never gave up, kept acting, giving her best She Is a living legends We love you Sarah Hyland ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ All support and love ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Scars show that you have lived. This story makes me want to cry 😢 I would also feel like a burden to my family. We all need to be thankful for our health!!! Super important. Bless you and I hope that going forward you have the best health possible! 💕
Wow, her story is so relatable to me as someone who has had 8 surgeries over the last 9 years. She has some beautiful advice and insight. I’m so glad she was able to be so raw, vulnerable, and honest for us. 💜💜
Awesome! I recently had a kidney transplant at the age of 15 and I was really worried about my kidney being rejected but this video and comment helped.
I didn't know she acts so cool in modern family she acts so.. tough She's truly a real actress it made me cry. Never give up wish I could give you a hug People say I am a really good hugger love you ❤
She really is tough 💪 she also pointed out how the character of Haley is often leaning or sitting because of her real life condition. Which plays into the whole cool teenager act.
I was born with a duplicated renal system (meaning I have 3 kidneys) and I have always thought it would be so special to be able to help someone like her, who has no control over their illness but still needs all the help they can get to live another day. I love life so much and I hope that one day I get the chance to give another a second, third, or even fourth chance at life. 💕 what a strong woman.
Kristin Qualey I would like to say that you are a literal living blessing and that I hope your life is filled with nothing but happiness you beautiful soul!
OH WOW! After donating a kidney to my dad, going thru the process and what I have learned, I constantly think and say I SO WISH I HAD 3 KIDNEYS BECAUSE I WANT TO DONATE AGAIN! But this time Altruistic for someone I do not know who has been waiting a long time on The List ♤
I was diagnosed at 13 with Lupus and rheumatoid arthritis. I'm now 29. I completely understand this feeling of being a "burden". Sarah, you are strong and beautiful. I understand you and I stand with you. We are badasses.
I have rheumatoid arthritis and fibromyalgia, i was diagnosed at 14, I'm 18 now and i try to complain as little as possible, always laugh and smile because it's better to talk about it with a smile saying "I've made it through this for 4 years i can make it through it for more" than to crack down on myself saying I'm a burden. I understand you 100%, we are badasses
I turned 17 in January, I have gone through so much health-wise. Sarah Hyland is an inspiration for so many like myself battling these things everyday. It never goes away nor lessens when we're having fun or when we are seemingly at our best, I thank her for being so open.
I couldn’t agree more. I have a daughter whose had a life time of medical issues and she’s 29. I would NEVER see her as a burden but I can understand why Sarah says this. It’s part of their emotional journey and only those who experience it can understand it. ❤️
As a person that went through what she went through I know her pain, especially when were so young and it happens. I was 29, severely depressed for many years
This is absolutely incredible and I hope more people watch this. Her pain is real, her struggle is real. I have a chronic illness that has caused major depression and pain in my life and people always tell me, 'at least you don't have cancer', or 'oh it can't be that bad because you don't have cancer.' Well guess what? Cancer is not the only illness. Cancer is not the only fight. Other people's health conditions are valid too. I wish I could hug her, what a fighter.
@@flyhigh930 That's the most absurd thing I have ever heard from your psychiatrist. I am a rising fourth year medical student and the running joke in med school is that if anything causes multi-system disease, it's either lupus or diabetes. Which is to say, lupus absolutely sucks. It affects you on so many different levels and is a chronic and debilitating disease. I am sorry you had to go through that and your doctor should have never undermined your condition. Many chronic diseases can last for decades and be as if not more debilitating than cancer. So I wish you well and positive vibes and to you and also to the original OP, Shannen as well. You guys are fighters. And no, just because it's not cancer, doesn't mean it's not impactful.
@@daphnemlachila3572, we need more doctors like you in the medical system. Doctors with heart & compassion, in addition to discernment and super clinical skills. Keep up the good work!
@@daphnemlachila3572 Thank you so much Daphne. Yea, it's one of the many things.. some doctors can be really insensitive and some can be really compassionate like you. I did tell my rheumatologist about what happened and I got referred to a different one. Good luck with your medical journey :)
She went through all of this while filming a TV show?? She’s amazing. Not only the physical stress but emotional stress
The money she made is why she stayed at the show
what a strong young woman
Jason Chonev urrmmm yesssss medical bills are no joke.
Jayleigh._. Here in UK most stuff are free or very low but she has made a lot of money that is why she stayed there
@@JasonChonev still.. it's not easy...
Who else wants phill to come in and hug her :(
bangbnag m yeah Dr Phill is soo cool
Test Account they dont mean dr phill they mean her dad character in modern family
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@@testaccount603 PHIL DUNPHY
So glad SELF didn't put any background music to this.
GRATEFUL
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Yesss cause background music can change the mood
AMEN!!!!
Would had been cold hearted had they done that
the fact she was getting abused by her bf through some of this is also actually fking heartbreaking , not that it isn’t already. such an angel
Really makes you think how much a person can go through… Unbelievable
Huh?
@@bxbxb1 the way i literally said exactly what i meant LMAO, she got abused by her boyfriend during the same time, its heartbreaking
@@secret99826 what boyfriend are you referring to????! Your comment really needs to be more specific.
Okay but how @@secret99826
she went through all this pain while making us laugh. I feel so proud of her.
ayee a sri lankan🇱🇰
@@girlboss4568 wussup kollo 😎🇱🇰
Wdym I’m over here crying😂
@@navi8295they mean while on TV
I just want to give her a hug. I had no idea.
Reis World I remember in other interviews she talked about all the modern family scenes she did from a chair, the sofa or her bed because it took so much out of her to walk around before her first transplant.
From what she's been through and all she has accomplished, no one healthy person has an excuse as to why they can't do something
None of us did. 😞
I love your channel!
Me too
Send her thoughts and prayers 🙁
I really hope Sarah reads these comments and sees how much people care for her
Yess z😭❤️
How are you everywhere
Yup omfg. But I can‘t stand seeing people cry. It‘s like soo contagious for me, the moment Sarah started crying I literally started tearing up😭
But I wish she would care for herself more. She has so many health problems and all this with her kidney and she's still drinking alcohol.. Like why? .
@@evelin8587 None of your business, how about?
This is what the body positivity movement should be about. She was so atrong through everything, and has no issues showing her scars. Shes a survivor.
Body positivity is literally being body positive idk what ur trying to say here ☠️ all aspects are important
@@kitkat4949_ the op is talking about the current movement which is basically just people justifying their laziness
@@saanthwanak4269 thats your opinion thats not what the current movement represents to a lot of people
@@saanthwanak4269 or maybe some people use the movement as a cop out but genuinely there are people who really believe in it
@@kitkat4949_ there's a difference in big people and fat people. I think some people mix those two up and use the body positivity movement as an excuse to cover up their laziness.
She’s a really strong person. My mom noticed while watching the modern family show that at a certain point her face almost looked swollen and immediately wondered if she was going through something with her kidneys (my mom had kidney problems in the past so she knew about some of the side effects) and we found out about her surgeries and immediately were so amazed that she kept acting through all of it, honestly such a strong lady.
I saw that too. I thought she was just sick
@@LishaGoldman what episode?
@@ninalastovicka6560 all throughout season 8 I think
Yeah I saw that too.
@@ninalastovicka6560 when shes with reiner shine
I will never understand why people thumbs down these emotionally vulnerable stories.
Marci N. I’ve always thought it’s because they are sad so don’t want to give it a thumbs up? As in...they see the thumbs down as a sad emoji. 🤷🏻♀️ I don’t know...maybe anyway.
So far 1.2 million have thumbed down this video!! Im like who would do that? What's to deslike? Maybe she didnt suffer enough? Like seriuosly, what???
@Rachel Eales I think the same thing every time!
Usually when you watch a video UA-cam starts recommending you more videos like it.
I always think that the people who dislike videos like this just don't want to be recommended more sad videos like it.
Maybe they're pointing out how a rich and powerful person managed to score two kidneys while plenty of other people sit on dialysis for interminable lengths of time hoping for one?
it’s crazy someone can be going through all this and all we see is ‘Haley’
Underrated comment
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It just shows how strong she is
Yes, i started watch the show recently, anda seeing her character, I couldn't imagine this side of her life. She's so strong!
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she inspires me to keep going and puts my chronic illnesses into perspective. I can still be a baddie with a chronic issue. She is so strong and I love how she was so vulnerable , I love it here
Same here!
Baddies with chronic issues we will be! Right there with you. ❤
Still a baddie with chronic issues !!!!!
yes, girl!!!!
Same here 😂
Just the fact that she was able to be so lively as Hayley while she was going through all of this. It's just inspiring and I'm currently just bawling my eyes out at this.
She’s absolutely phenomenal!! She can make all of smile and laugh while going through this tough emotional time
Why are there 2 k likes and 2 comments
I think the fact that they made her character pregnant during that time was a blessing because it allowed her to be emotional and I know she was self conscious about looking puffy in the face because of the dialysis so it just helped her look the part and no one know any different. I just love her!
*Haley
@@dcancraghead no one asked
the dislikes are old grannies who think the dislike button means sad
Quit bashing old people. Btw, if your name means you have to pee often, then you should be "pee a lot."
Whoa whoa whoa don’t bash the grandmas
It's just a wholesome way to think about the dislikes, I don't think op meant to bash grannies
The people who left hate replies are just the old grannies who feel attacked
@@chimkennuggs3040 yes
All of this and she went through an abusive relationship?? She truly has been through a lot and i hope she’s getting help because that’s a lot on a person. She’s so strong. ❤️
I don’t want to be instrusive, but who are you talking about?
It's Matt Prokop
@@amelie983. it completely ruined the movie for me because it was the worst thing to come out of the movie for her
Always knew there was a reason I hated the movie since they came out with it. I hated that dude so much even on sunny with a chance, pissed me off just seeing his face even as a kid🤣
@@mackenziemckellips8396 he wasn’t on sonny with a chance
she is so insanely strong. I've been binge-watching modern family for weeks and I had no idea she went through any of this. she's amazing.
I don't see scars, I see strength ❤️
Hey Nadine I see both but ok
Me too
Then you're blind
I like that💕
i see the scars and that is OKAY!:-)
The fact that she is the most lively character as Haley on Modern Family just shows how amazing her acting and her professionalism is. Kudos to her, I didn't know she had these problems and she's so strong, I love it
I love her even more after knowing all this❤
If you check back there's a lot of lower energy type situations for her character on Modern. It was to accommodate her during her dialysis. Very determined young woman to decide on the route she did ✔😎
She's 27? She looks 17! Such a strong human being, such an angel
Dana D 28 actually
It’s the minimal makeup and good skin :) makes everyone look younger
Not really. She does look like 28
She has very neotenous features. You too would look young if you had features like these.
@@Jesszicar perhaps also the fact she has the features of a Disney princess 🌚
Sarah, thanks for telling your story. It parallels mine in so many ways. I've had 2 kidney transplants, have been on dialysis in between, have suffered with the guilt of rejection failure that I know intellectually is not mine, but there it is anyway. Your bravery and tears are so authentic. All love to you and many blessings.
dear god. I hope you're okay now.
Bless you may I know how are you feeling now ?
How are you doing now?
hope that your doing okay now honeys bunz !!!! ily . , -
I can't believe she endured 4-hour dialysis treatments for 3 days a week! I have so much respect for her
I thought it would be a lot worse than it turned out to be sometimes I'm grateful for the time I get to just 🛑 everything and use the time to appreciate being alive
i had to get dialysis for 4 hours 5 times a week. during my treatments there were others kids there i met. some did 6 hour treatments 7 days a week :/
“I love him so much it hurts. So much it’s hard to say sometimes”
Wow I started crying. I love my brother
Cindy Alonzo same 💜
“So much it’s hard to say sometimes”
I can relate to that🤧❤
I don't feel safe in a world where 1k+ people dislike a video like this..
dude nobody is safe
I could tell you they are worse than the goons who killed Sharon Tate
@@santos8146 Is this a reference you normally make? Or did you just watch a Tarantino flick?
Take into account, many may dislike it because of personal experience and not like it because of reminders or relating to it
What’s with 1.3k people dislike this i really dont understand 😔
I donated a kidney to my brother, it was the greatest gift I've ever given. I'm glad she's healthy and doing well. I feel her pain deeply.
This girl has a great sense of comedy in that Modern Family show. I'm always impressed by the way she finds the laugh in the script, which isn't always a given, especially with these child actors who start off young and don't always grow into their comedy chops. She always knows how to play it, and she's also a pretty great serious actress too. Good for her!!
I love Sarah but y’all do know they jokes are scripted and they don’t make them up right
@@domenikazambrano8691 well you still have to deliever:)
Yuliya S yeah but it’s not *her* sense of humor
@@domenikazambrano8691 well maybe that's why they wrote Sense of Comedy, not of humor^^
Peanut Turner she's 28
I'm so glad she didn't kill herself. The feeling of she felt like a burden... so heartbreaking. I'm glad she's doing well now. I remember she released a statement saying during filming she requested scenes where "Haley sat down." She got exhausted just standing. I love Sarah!
I’m so glad too! She is so talented and it doesn’t come to others mind that she would ever feel like she wanted to kill herself.
Thank you Boobies Wife
Sometimes people just need other people to be there for them.
I didn't think people with physical illness had that destructive thought as well 😢💖..
That statement was so relatable, I just feel like a burden because my illnesses are mental, so not everyone(my alcoholic mom included) sees them and get them; they just think i'm being selfish whenever I try to take decisions with my own health in mind... :(
To the point where I feel everyone's life would be easier without me in them..
Even that thought makes me feel guilty tho', as my mom is anxious about suicide after her own mom tried to do it, so I can't talk to her about those feelings, she'll just be mad... wow, ramble away... Thx again UA-cam therapy for making me philosophize on a big subject once again, lol x3
Seeing her as herself in this setting, I think she's madly beautiful.
She's so much more beautiful as herself than in Modern Family
@@katelivewire I so wholeheartedly agree.
Shes wonderful 💘
She is!
And intelligent!
I'm a kidney transplant recipient, currently sitting in a bed in hospital after being told my transplant might be in the early stages of rejection. I'm in my late 30's and have been in and out of hospital my whole life. I can relate so much to everything she's saying 😢
Hey stay strong..
Im a nurse who worked in transplant unit... and this might happen and can be fixed with meds...
Your psyche affects your healing... so stay strong!
And i hope you will be ok soon
Wishing you healing...
Sweetie you will be absolutely fine. Hugs
How are you????
I have had 7 abdominal surgeries and breast cancer . I made through all this with support of my husband and friends. It made me a very strong person. I admire you. You go girl.
I wish you nothing but the best in life. ❤👏✨
you are literally amazing, a modern superhero. i don’t even know you, but i’m so glad you’re here
You also go, girl!
Wish you the best ❤️
thank you so much for sharing this. that's beautiful.
Had no idea that she had so much pain in her life because she is always so bubbly and perky. What an amazing girl! God bless her!
Ikr my heart breaks for her 🥺🥺🥺
Sometimes.. the most happiest of people are the depressed ones.
Trust me... I know!
This many hugs for her
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HELP ME GET 100 SUBS with no videos? Stop begging for likes
@@howietaylor2681 bruh this comment is not even for me =_=
HELP ME GET 100 SUBS with no videos? Yes gurl
@@rehamgul9690 kinda is tho?
@@howietaylor2681 stop begging for subs
My mums going through dialysis and it isn’t easy, the emotions you can feel them. got chills and 😢
Wishing her and your family the best. Hopefully all goes well❤️
I understand. My moms on dialysis right now going on 6 years
I pray for you I am so so so sorry! God bless you and may He blesses and heals your mom! Amen❤️❤️❤️
@@pnw224 how is she now ?
Wish her all the best , hug
I felt my heart physically ache when she started to cry
She's an actress. Don't believe everything you see.
I started to tear up when she was talking about her brother
Roland Sievers That doesn’t matter celebrities have feelings too
@@yoonglesloml4382 It's always good to be sceptical. I am 35 years old now and life-experience has taught me scepticism. Life is not all Roses and Butterflies little girl! And when I look at your UA-cam-Channel, I can tell that you have not grown up yet. Time to face the real world.
Roland Sievers um what how can you say that
She looks like a younger version of Peter Parker’s aunt and I love her
Marisa Tomei?
Kryos 2000 yes
exactly! yes I was thinking she looks like someone but I didn’t know who, thank you
Aunt may? I see it
Yeeeessssss
I really hope this kidney works for her and she never have to ever have another surgery for a very long healthy happy life which she deserves
James Oswald unfortunately the sad reality is that you almost always have to have that kidney replaced after a couple of years. What’s sadder is that kidney donors, who just want to help, will most likely require a kidney transplant themselves or end up going through dialysis in their later years.
claireice I think this is where internet vs schooling differs. While I do use the internet as a resource on occasion, I fully and wholeheartedly trust the preachings of my professors. It’s also something I’ve noticed in my practice- while about half of my patients choose to never undergo kidney transplants and instead rely on dialysis, I’ve had instances where a patient has had multiple transplants, which failed, and they still had to go through dialysis.
claireice also, I’m pretty sure it’s explained to the donors the huge risk they’re taking. It’s known that it’s so much more dangerous (and time consuming) to remove a kidney than it is to attach one. That’s why when it comes to recipients we rarely ever remove the damaged kidney(s) and just attach the new ones.
She's still very young. She will most likely need another few kidney transplants in her life or will have to rely on dialysis. But if she's lucky this kidney might last for 15 or 20 years, so that's good.
So her life is more important than the donors themselves? How do you judge worth on human life?
I can relate to the trouble she and her family went through. My dad underwent a kidney transplant in 2016, and my mum is the donor. His kidney started to reject in December 2019 and before we can do anything, we lost him in March 2020. It was hard for us to see him suffer, and go like this. I'm grateful to you for speaking up about your personal life. It gives encouragement and motivates others to overcome their mental roadblocks. You are a star in the true sense. Lots of love.
hope you’re ok dude🌺 may your dad rest in peace
Seeing her like this is heartbreaking, love her sm. The 1.4 k people who disliked u disgust me
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It’s just Australians clicking the like button upside down
I think they all decided to agree with you (you have/had 1.4k like)
@@PhoenixL0vee yea
Bored Caribou can you help me understand this? Is it that Australians are saying they like her and what she is saying but thumbs down for the painful things she has had to go through? Thanks.
_she’s 27?_
*dang, she really looks like she’s 18... i need to start breathing that los angeles air.*
cameron alexander Actually she turned 28 last month she was just saying she had all those surgeries by the age of 27. She started Modern Family at 18 and they’re on their 10th season.
SHES WHAT
Or collect the Los Angeles money
that's practically the same age
It’s polluted trust me.
My sister has kidney failure she’s only 16, I’m going to sent her this thank you for opening up.
Sending warm hugs,well wishes and lots of love to your sister❤
Its Sheena🙆 so sweet God bless you !
@@danellydanelly3042 ❤❤❤
Give her a hug from me ❤️
Brigita Dzaja I will beauty ♥️ thank you
Wow I was sitting here depressed about needing another surgery for endometriosis and she’s had over 16 surgeries and two transplants. This is inspiring. Gratitude is everything. Thank you for sharing Sarah.
She says so many good things here.
“When a family member gives you a second chance at life and it fails... it almost feels like it’s your fault”.
So true. Not only for physical things such as transplants but mental as well... My parents have done everything for me in order for me to survive my depression an anxiety. Yet I didn’t feel happier or like I wanted to live. It hurts.
“I had gone through 26 years of always being a burden, of always having to be looked for after”... that hit.
Please don't commit suicide. You should talk to someone . You can talk to me if you want . Be strong
Please, talk to them more, it will help, and pretty sure they will love to help you even more, or just to whoever you want! I'm sure many people would love to help. Think that if smth wrong happens, your father will think it's their fault, and the fault is from no one, sadly some things just happen, and our goal is to overcome it!
Don’t please, i really know how it feels cuz I have been there before :( just try to focus on all the love ur family are giving to u and appreciate it ,see beauty in everything especially in urself , set some goals u want to achieve and u have to accept that ur depressed and u really wanna change that
Stay alive 💙the world still needs you
Read about spiritual things.. travel, try anything out of your comfort zone, learn about others cultures, languages, countries, ages! It’s amazing how and what this world is made of ...and by you still wanting to get better, knowing and appreciating what your family try to do for you means that you are already better and you have a greater vision of your self and what you want your life to be.. i feel you and I want nothing but happiness and joy for you .. waiting for your name to be known cause you still here fighting for a reason!💫
Everyone is telling you to get help, and giving recommendations. And that’s good. But I just want to tell you that you’re heard, you’re not alone, and I felt this comment immensely. I’m in exactly the same spot.
oh my gosh she seems so hurt. She spoke really well, it shows a very different side of her then from her show
As a father. I would give my life from the second my daughter is born till the day I die taking care of my daughter and never ever see it as a burden.
And it was never a burden for my husband, my son, and for me. The burden doesn’t exist. I’d walk through fire for her, I’d trade my health for her to never have suffered this. WE love her that much.
@@mdcanaday as any amazing parent would. Thank you for being such amazing parents and family inspiring young parents as myself to give our all no matter how dark the situation may look.
Sarah's lucky, she has a mom and dad that are like that too. The thing is, it's difficult, dare I even say impossible, for kids to really understand that love until they're actually parents themselves. You can conceptualize it and think you "get" it but even then, when you actually experience it for your child, it's on a whole other level.
@@fe5018 I agree. Once I had a daughter it changed my view of the world itself for the better and in a whole new point of view.
I was the 1000th like
As a recipient I watch this video a couple times a year because of how encouraging it is to me to hear someone explain how I feel so clearly.
Why are people comparing Selena’s situation to hers? Both people went through a lot, this isn’t a competition wtf.
EXACTLY
Makes the rest of us with similar stories feel like we shouldn't open our mouths. But, I find that these women and others who have been public about transplants help us find more organ donors and demystify the misconceptions around them.
For real tho!
Where though? I haven’t seen a single comment comparing her to Selena??
Alex Tay I read a few before reading this comment.
I love how she tells her story and how there is no distraction such as dramatic music or something that would make this feel “scripted”.. I hope she is feeling better, that’s a tough thing to go through..
yea I wish they took out the heavy breathing though
I don’t get why people are ashamed of scars. They are so visually interesting, they are story tellers.
Also. She’s beautiful.
My dad is also a kidney recipient.
Most people don't like their struggles to be showcased.
I had surgery on my shoulder and don’t wear tank tops anymore
Whenever I see my scars, I hate them only because the memories that are attached are absolutely scary. I get so upset and panicked when I look at them, it’s so heart breaking
Scars are tattoos with better stories
i'm ashamed of my scars not because of their appearance but because of all the sheer stupidity that caused me to receive them...
This is a perfect example of how a mature and strong woman should be in our times today, a genuine inspiration for all. Respect & lots of love to you Miss Hyland !!!
All the women in modern family are real life heroes and my role models
edit: wow guys! these many likes! thanks you soo much! luv u guys
edit again: OMG THE LIKES ON THIS COMMENT TYSMMM
1 more like!
periodt
The men in the show were my role models
Also you’re not right. How are all of them heroes? Like I understand saying that about the Haley actor. But what about the other ones? The guy who played Phil was depressed and was giving up on it when he was in his 30s and they picked him up and gave him the roll.
@@garageman6480 the actress that played Alex was abused by her mother in real life
What an incredibly inspirational story from such a beautiful soul. Thank you! ❤️
Stop commenting on everything, Jesus Christ.
Jesus Christ ur bday is coming soon happy early bday 😂
@@muahmichelle fyi jesus birthday is not december 25th. Christmas is a pagan holiday. I dare u to search the bible and show me where it says dec 25th is his birthday
Why is he verified 😐
@@peterambrose2148 Chill.
The shallowest person on the show is ironically the deepest in real life.
Have you not watched when she meets Andy and becomes close to her? She really changed as a person :)
Him*
@@K61p3 did you watch what happens after this?
Did you watch the show?
It’s called acting
Can relate so much. I was on dialysis too back in Feb 2017. My mom became my donor in March 2017. And 2 yrs later was diagnosed with endometriosis n currently on treatment. More than the physical pain, the mental trauma n depression that comes with all f this is the hardest to deal with. Takes a lot of courage to speak about it.
Sarah is such an inspiration. What an incredible woman ♥
I used to religiously watch Modern Family & liked her character. This is the most profound interview I've seen her have & it made me cry. What an incredible woman
I’m 21 and been doing dialysis for 3 years now, waiting on my first transplant. It was comforting hearing her story on something I know first hand. Invisible illnesses suck but keep on having faith and strength my warriors!
Jade Moon I pray that you get your transplant soon and live a long healthy life🦋💕🙏🏻
Jade Moon wishing you the best!!! 😘💖💖💖
Invisible illness is horrible but just know that God will give you the strength you need. I hope you are okay, God bless you. 🙏
Praying and sending love ur way!
Thanks y’all so kind ❤️❤️❤️ and happy holidays !
This poor girl has been through so much, kidney issues, an abusive relationship, suicidal thoughts, depression, etc. She is so incredibly strong
Who was the abuser?
@@lineakristensen1821 have u seen geek charming?
I really wonder who the guy was…
Not putter her struggles down but its alot easier when you have the money to seek these benefits and the doctors to help not just physically but mentally as well. Shes lucky shes richer she would be dead. That's the saddest truth
@@brentsenior7830 there's always that one person
She is one really special lady. The gratitude is just abundantly clear when she tells her story. Don't ever lose that. You are wonderful Sarah.
This girl is a role model. She is a hero.
@@geometryguy8873 herself
@@geometryguy8873 she saves herself by not killijg herself
No she's not, l0ser people like you idealize her because she's famous
@@caotico0 She is a strong person and that should be looked up to. You are the loser for not seeing that.
@@rajroopadas2604 stfu
Being a huge Modern Family Fan and I hear about this today. I feel really sorry for Sarah. She's such a strong woman and a true inspiration to millions globally. Mental Health is real. Lets all support and be there for each other. Together- we can.
Feeling sorry is bad! Feel proud and happy for her! Feel that she is so strong and resilient!
I'm 29 and I'm on dialysis for 14 years now.... I got 2 unsuccessful kidney transplants, both instantly failed after the surgery, because of my autoimmun condition. I can't get a kidney anymore. Dialysis forever for me. But I wish Sarah the best, she is very lucky and I hope the second kidney will last much longer than the other.
PeterPaul's prayers to you! Stay positive!
I’m praying the best! hang in there😭❤️
You are such an example of life👏👏👏
I’m so very sorry that you have not had success. This breaks my heart, but what an amazing spirit you have. I pray for a day where you can grow your own kidney and your auto immune disease can be cured. All the love
ur an angel♥️ keep fighting!
During a time when she was about to face a personal abusive relationship -- a young girl that never deserved it while already carrying so much on her shoulders but still having a heart bigger than she was... as a fan, I wish her only the best life has to offer & give her and nothing less.
My 18 year old brother gave my 11 year old brother his kidney. Unfortunately he fell into a coma after surgery and never woke up. I was 8 and lost my best friend. God bless you for still being here, Sarah. You are so very blessed and God has big things for you. Take care. ❤️
Thanks everyone for all of your sweet replies. I appreciate your kindness. I know he’s at peace and I have an angel in heaven looking after me. ❤️
Michelle Danielle Espino ❤️🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼
@uh I was just thinking that
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💜💙💚💛🧡❤️
@uh That's a very good question because transplantation can be even more dangerous for the donor.
uh oddly enough, it was my 11 year old brother. (The receiver) My family was more concerned over my 18 year old brother because he was in so much pain. The giver usually is because they’re giving away something they need, whereas the receiver is receiving something they need. But in this case, Christian (11) was the one that never woke up. He fell into a coma overnight.
My mom was with him that night and told the nurse she felt like something was wrong, but all she said was that the machine would beep if anything was wrong. Little did she know.
It happened in the Children’s Hospital in Los Angeles.
Holy moly. Never knew any of this, but suddenly have such a new found adoration for this girl. She's so strong, beautiful and empowering. What a woman!
Shes isnt the only one. My wife had a donated kidney. It lasted 11 years. I was dating her when it finally failed. I had already propsed to her and threw in a kidney. After all the tests to see how i matched. They called and said yes. So we did it 4 months later we got married. I got to wear my family tartan so i got my wedding treat. My wife my wedding wish. 2 years later she was sick from heat exhaustion she couldnt keep her meds down and her body rejected my kidney. 4 years of home dialysis i got the call for her to go in for a possible donation. I let her sleep while the machine went through its last cycle grabbed her bags and loaded the car. She was so nervous she tried to tell me no. I basicly reminded her im with her and were going to do this. The kidney was from a cadaver donar. It matched even better then mine. Sweet. So far so good. Shes got good days and bad days. Were still together and in love 12 years. While this actresses story is unique to her. Standing next to you in the store could be another that has even more.
You're an amazing person. Thanks for telling your story
I wish you two the best!! Keep going, no matter what
;0; omg
the undead1 i wish you and your wife the best in life
the undead1 you are amazing I wish my husband would be so selfless that u. I pray this new kidney u gave her last a life time 😭
Sarah Hyland is truly someone who deserves so much support and love because going through all this and still being optimistic, hopeful and grateful just makes her so much more deserving and inspiring.
I feel as if I’m looking in a mirror. Failed auto kidney transplant. Then nephrectomy. Then multiple bowel surgeries. Then gynecological surgeries. Then a hernia. You go girl! Our scars are our stories and warriors badges!
Jorge De Burgos what is verdun? A place?
@@gracieshepardtothemax1743 sending love and light! you guys are role models
You are so strong 💪🏽. And beautiful. My prayers that your health will continue to get better 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
kathryn Johnson thank you so very much! I pray you are also health happy and loved in this crazy world! Cheers! ❤️
hafsa ugas thanks so much! Cheers
When she started tearing up and getting emotional it made me sad. she seems like a really nice down to earth person.
@@vqgqhqhqhqhq ..tf?
And she also battled with an abusive relationship, she is so strong i love her
Gina with the guy from shadowhunters?????😦😦😦😦
Shars -no not the guy from shadow hunters, it was her boyfriend from the DCOM “geek charming” his name was Matt Prokop. He was also in HSM 3 as Jimmie Zara if you’ve ever seen that. He was very verbally and physically abusive. They dated for 5 years.
Such a strong, beautiful person... I have so much respect for her ❤️
@@gracemiester yeah and he guest starred on modern family as well in the disneyland episode I remember her on screen mom Julie Bowen had to intervene
Graci May rip that just ruined hsm3 for me
It's amazing that she was going through all of this and was still able to be a huge part of a show that entertained so many people. Just goes to show you that you never really know what someone is going through in private, even while they put on a smile!
And people keep saying famous people don’t have problems in their life
Anna
At least she has money.
@@AndyStarzs1 money helps, but it doesn't take away the pain and anguish and even guilt Sarah felt about her kidney transplants.
Dan Garcia
True but she can survive and live well and get almost anything she could want freely and easily. Many people love and adore and support her.
I’m not saying her problem is small or stupid. I’m just saying she has so much.
Anna, it doesn't matter. They have one big problem and the rest is nice. There are people in this world where everything is going wrong for them. I can't feel any compasion for those rich people.
@@phaenius Using that reasoning, there is always someone somewhere worse off than the person who everything is going wrong for. So no sympathy for them😒👍
Damn, back when that season of Modern Family was airing, I was one of those people that thought she was either on drugs, had plastic surgery or both. Her sudden change in appearance was so apparent and abrupt and I just thought it was a typical case of a celeb getting a not so convincing face lift or something. Feel awful now that I jumped to conclusion. That poor girl. What a terrible set of circumstances she had a to endure. Glad she’s doing much better now.
Oh wow you have opened my eyes- I thought that too while watching!!!
It's so easy to jump to conclusions like that, I catch myself doing that all the time. So it's always nice to have a reminder that we genuinely never know what someone is going through!
Such an inspirational revelation! What season was the one that you saw her change of appearance? I didn’t notice!
Wich season?
What season? x
Don’t judge people. You don’t know what they have been through.
And always be nice to people bc of this reason too. You never know how your little interactions will affect their day
@Dat Shop bro what?
@VeniVidiViral might be*
As a mother, Sarah.. don’t ever give up on yourself. Your dad and brother donating their kidneys… your family and friends taking care of you.. it’s not a burden; it’s an honor 🖤 They love you SO MUCH that they’d GIVE THEIR LITERAL KIDNEY to you. There is no love greater than a person who is willing to lay themselves down for you. Please, keep fighting.
Factual ❤
Who remember her from geek charming from Disney channel
Blissful.editsss I always remember her as big eyed sweet Molly in Annie.
amazing movie
I loveee that movie sooo much
That’s the only place I know her from
The best movie ever
I didn't realise it can take a long time for a kidney to reject (she had it in 5 years before it went wrong) 😞
Joanie C - Yup, Transplantation is always at risk for rejection. The risk never actually goes away. There is hyperacute rejection (immediate) which is now rare with modern testing prior to transplant and then acute which would be within the first six months and possibly treatable with immunosuppressants but then there is chronic rejection which can be years post surgery, is irreversible and all people with transplants are always at risk for rejection for ever. It is never a 100% guarantee at any point that they new organ will remain viable.
My mom had renal failure and her dad gave her the first kidney which she had a little over 4 years and one from an organ donor which she had over 13 years!!!
My dad had a transplant and had a rejection, I think, 12 years afterwards. He was at work, a colleague suffered an accident and due to the stress of the moment, my dad's body rejected the organ, a cornea, immediately. For a while he was blind on that eye, but luckily, a donor came along and he went through a new transplant and got his sight back.
Spain, my country, is the number one in transplants and organ donation; be a donor, save lives. 💚
It's called Chronic Rejection
Yeah, you have to keep taking anti rejection drugs forever
Aww man … She got me over here teary eyed 🥺🥺😪 . I’m glad she has a great support system ., and salute to her for sharing her story .:: AMAZING ! 💗
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Good for her she is a somebody with money.. id be more teary eyed by the amount that can't get the kidneys needed..
@@westonadams7135 so since she has money you get to invalidate her pain ? just bc she’s privileged in one way doesn’t mean she can’t suffer. weird.
I never knew any of this about Sarah Hyland…. And I think it’s because of her incredibly awesome personality! This woman is filled with light and life! What an inspiration!!!!
She is good actress. Through her pain she is playing her role in show and looks so well . And as a person she is like a girl on next door, funny and lovely. Bless god for her. Give her more years.
theyre abused n forcef
Why are some people here throwing shade at Selena, both are strong Queens, that had gone through health complications, Sarah didn't do this for attention, neither did Selena; they're just telling her stories and with that making awareness, they're literally helping each other with this too. People! it's not always a competition, they're both stable now, and that's what matters. thank you.
Cece Gomez Selena sadly isnt that stable right now😔 Lets pray she’ll get better
Thank you
I mean they both did it for attention but that isn't a bad thing. You tell your stories of survival for good attention. I think the word "attention" may seem terrible at times but I don't look at it that way. It's amazing hearing both their stories. 💜
who's even talking about Selena lmao
Thank you, next*
Lol sorry
dialysis is so scary, especially for a small woman like her. i'm a phlebotomist and we use 14 to 17 gauge needles, they are huge.
3 am Years and years ago, I witnessed a family friend waste away year after year on dialysis. It took such a toll on her body.
@@susie2251 That's enormous. I just listened to a podcast of someone who went through chemotherapy and when they mentioned an 11 gauge needle, I choked. I can't even imagine a 17 gauge needle. Unbelievable.
I'm not a small woman and it was still scary. It had to be done through my jugular
@@felicityfoo6240An 11 gauge needle is larger than a 17. The smaller the number, the wider the needle.
@@sukmahskittlzable oh that's good to know. Thanks!
THIS WOMAN IS A LEGEND
Most of us don’t know about this, she has been through so much and it all goes unnoticed, she always looked so happy on social media, but inside, we have no clue
She was still filming the TV show, when she was under treatment, so much pain, kidney failures, depression, suicidal thoughts, and she got through it all
Never gave up, kept acting, giving her best
She Is a living legends
We love you Sarah Hyland ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
All support and love ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Scars show that you have lived. This story makes me want to cry 😢 I would also feel like a burden to my family. We all need to be thankful for our health!!! Super important. Bless you and I hope that going forward you have the best health possible! 💕
Man my respect for her just went through the roof. She’s such a beautiful soul
"I call it my KUPA" she is fierce
I was looking for this comment.
Wow, her story is so relatable to me as someone who has had 8 surgeries over the last 9 years. She has some beautiful advice and insight. I’m so glad she was able to be so raw, vulnerable, and honest for us. 💜💜
I didn’t know and I NEVER would have guessed.
I know right? we never know.
Every tomorrow is now a gift. Transplanted kidney for 33 years and still going.
💪Congrats!
That's amazing
Dialysis nurse. So happy to hear this 😊
Awesome! I recently had a kidney transplant at the age of 15 and I was really worried about my kidney being rejected but this video and comment helped.
❤❤❤
I didn't know she acts so cool in modern family she acts so.. tough
She's truly a real actress it made me cry. Never give up wish I could give you a hug
People say I am a really good hugger love you ❤
She really is tough 💪 she also pointed out how the character of Haley is often leaning or sitting because of her real life condition. Which plays into the whole cool teenager act.
mad love5 she’s tough
I thought she seemed tough in Modern Family but she's way tougher in real life
Hearing her story like this makes me feel her strength, dialysis is no easy feat thank goodness she’s been able to survive and inspire people.
I was born with a duplicated renal system (meaning I have 3 kidneys) and I have always thought it would be so special to be able to help someone like her, who has no control over their illness but still needs all the help they can get to live another day. I love life so much and I hope that one day I get the chance to give another a second, third, or even fourth chance at life. 💕 what a strong woman.
Kristin Qualey I would like to say that you are a literal living blessing and that I hope your life is filled with nothing but happiness you beautiful soul!
Is that third kidney viable? My mom had the same thing, but her's was never functional.
OH WOW! After donating a kidney to my dad, going thru the process and what I have learned, I constantly think and say I SO WISH I HAD 3 KIDNEYS BECAUSE I WANT TO DONATE AGAIN! But this time Altruistic for someone I do not know who has been waiting a long time on The List ♤
Humbolt West It’s totally functional and it came with its own set of tubes and everything like a normal kidney would :)
@@tammimoore44 lvvvvlSASaafacav
I was diagnosed at 13 with Lupus and rheumatoid arthritis. I'm now 29. I completely understand this feeling of being a "burden". Sarah, you are strong and beautiful. I understand you and I stand with you. We are badasses.
You most definitely are
Bless your lovely souls
I have lupus too ik what u could possibly be going through
I have rheumatoid arthritis and fibromyalgia, i was diagnosed at 14, I'm 18 now and i try to complain as little as possible, always laugh and smile because it's better to talk about it with a smile saying "I've made it through this for 4 years i can make it through it for more" than to crack down on myself saying I'm a burden. I understand you 100%, we are badasses
she went through all of that while filming modern family. wow.
She is beautiful on every level, what a strength.
I turned 17 in January, I have gone through so much health-wise. Sarah Hyland is an inspiration for so many like myself battling these things everyday. It never goes away nor lessens when we're having fun or when we are seemingly at our best, I thank her for being so open.
Stay strong girl! Best wishes to you!
Hope you're doing well❤ stay safe and healthy
Youre NEVER a burden to your family. ❤️
X X i beg to differ
I couldn’t agree more. I have a daughter whose had a life time of medical issues and she’s 29. I would NEVER see her as a burden but I can understand why Sarah says this. It’s part of their emotional journey and only those who experience it can understand it. ❤️
X X tell that to my mom and dad
I had no idea she went through all of this, oh my god my heart.
As a person that went through what she went through I know her pain, especially when were so young and it happens. I was 29, severely depressed for many years
She’s gorgeous, I personally find scars attractive, I always have . But when she started crying the broke my heart
Chanel Vibes I do tho ......
Chanel Vibes Don't assume.
Was my comment seriously deleted? Hahahahahhaha childish
janee x x lmao what did ur comment say😂
Liyah Francis i said I find scares attractive too for some weird reason but for some reason my comment got deleted
Dear god, please keep her safe n healthy. Such a strong woman.
This is absolutely incredible and I hope more people watch this. Her pain is real, her struggle is real. I have a chronic illness that has caused major depression and pain in my life and people always tell me, 'at least you don't have cancer', or 'oh it can't be that bad because you don't have cancer.' Well guess what? Cancer is not the only illness. Cancer is not the only fight. Other people's health conditions are valid too. I wish I could hug her, what a fighter.
I love what you're writing so much
@@flyhigh930 That's the most absurd thing I have ever heard from your psychiatrist. I am a rising fourth year medical student and the running joke in med school is that if anything causes multi-system disease, it's either lupus or diabetes. Which is to say, lupus absolutely sucks. It affects you on so many different levels and is a chronic and debilitating disease. I am sorry you had to go through that and your doctor should have never undermined your condition. Many chronic diseases can last for decades and be as if not more debilitating than cancer. So I wish you well and positive vibes and to you and also to the original OP, Shannen as well. You guys are fighters. And no, just because it's not cancer, doesn't mean it's not impactful.
@@daphnemlachila3572, we need more doctors like you in the medical system. Doctors with heart & compassion, in addition to discernment and super clinical skills. Keep up the good work!
@@daphnemlachila3572 Thank you so much Daphne. Yea, it's one of the many things.. some doctors can be really insensitive and some can be really compassionate like you. I did tell my rheumatologist about what happened and I got referred to a different one. Good luck with your medical journey :)
@@a.sweetpeac.2281 and @Ngoc Le Thanks so much. You're making me blush. I needed that encouragement especially after a rough week of exam study.
My heart hurts for her, she clearly has great love in her family. I love this woman, and I hope her and all of her family live long, and happy lives😍