She’s funny, intelligent, and I absolutely adore her!! I mean... I did stalk her??? And it worked! Cause here we are. (Kidding... well, kinda) 😛 Iliza Shlesinger joins Jonathan and I on a new episode of #BialikBreakdown to talk about everyone’s least favorite thing in the world - stress, and how it can cause physical impact. Or in other words, mind-body syndrome. We discuss more of that in the episode! If I wasn’t laughing then I was probably trying NOT to laugh while recording this podcast. Seriously!! ILIZA IS HILARIOUS. 😂🤣 Such a fun and important conversation. Listen on Spotify: spoti.fi/2KbC1PC Listen on Apple Podcasts: bit.ly/38O09Qp For more, visit www.bialikbreakdown.com
I like you better. And the reason why you are not okay with people not liking you. Is that as a jew and being intelligent you know that it is fucking dangerous when people not like you.
Thanks for this video. I'm surprised Iliza wasn't screened for connective tissue disorders (CTD). Neck and back problems are common in women in their 20s, 30s, and 40s, with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and similar CTDs. Clinicians had said it was "stress" for me; it wasn't. It was EDS and subluxed C1 and C2 discs, craniocervical instability, and tethered cord. My chronic pain was over in the matter of seconds because I sought out an EDS research clinician who stabilized my C1 and C2. It's incredibly, incredibly under-diagnosed.
UA-cam is getting scary good at finding the right videos for me. I'm a single mom neuroscientist from Texas that had to leave my career because of severe chronic pain that's watch Iliza for awhile as a pick me up and adored her.
Hey Tiffany, how are you doing? I have chronic pain as well. It's a very difficult thing. I love watching comedy, so helpful to take my mind and body off the physical and emotional pain. God bless.
"How could she make a joke about someone dying?" I've offended a few that way. I'm a widow. Our twin sons wanted to dress up as their deceased dad for Halloween as a joint costume. One wore his work clothes, the other was a ghost. Their idea...because they knew their dad would find it hilarious looking down from heaven. We know his sense of humor. (and their grief therapist approved, and laughed)
This is beautiful! I think some people think that we would be somehow tricking our way around the pain involved with loss by acting like that. It is not true. It is just the fitting counterpart to crying that is needed in order to deal with the process and heal and finally come out of it with something beautiful. It is certainly what I would want my family to do when my time has come, knowing it is for the best for all of us.
i loved when she said "you cant do it in real time because you need perspective but you can't really do that until you're fully removed from it." I needed to hear that in this moment
"People choosing to spend time on you is the most valuable currency" is completely true. I think the world would be a better place if everyone had friends like Mayim and Iliza.
Mayim, I love the way you introduce your guests. You really give them so much love & credit and make us listeners feel really connected and excited! That's amazing!
I know! I do love that about her. But I love everything about her. Her interview with Leslie Jordan is priceless. Watching them together just warms my heart. ❤️❤️❤️
We are attempting to physically evolve into our spatial environment, to escape the terrarium reality. Thereby being able to take our bodies with us as we colonize space. As if now we can only colonize space in the form of energy.vthis means a total seperation of church,(soul/life)/state, (body and physical senses). This leaves us to be an intuitive spirit in the energy form only. Only through rebirth can we reenter this dimension. This is why no one returns from the energy plane, after the seperation occurs. When you return yourmories would be a secondary dualism, causing a four part harmonic consciousness. (Two pair, as opposed to one pair) of mind body dualisms. The original would be memory only, and and the present would be perspective only. I was friends with a man whom had terminal cancer. We made a pact, he would return when his new younger body became of legal age. It matters not whether he returns or not, the object was to have the opportunity, to leave behind an anchor, which would remain to link the original to the younger, by being witness in both the original, and the new life. This is his eighteenth year, and I fully expect , afterward, he can return at any time. In his original life he was 10 years older than me. In his new life, I am 52 years older than him. In his original life he was the elder, in his new life, I am the elder. Hope this analogy helps.
I feel like Mayim knows about German New Medicine, but will get cancelled if she talks about it. There's no such thing that some diseases you can "catch", but not all. It's not that complex! If you can't "catch" cancer, diabetes, MS, arthritis, etc., from other people, then you can't "catch" colds, flu and Boogey Viruses. So governments around the world are CAUSING fear frights in everyone based on an unproven THEORY by one man, Louis Pastaur, who redacted his claim of the germ theory on his death bed, yet no one listened. So of course, when everyone is allowed to escape the hostage situation the governments have put their people into, and they start relaxing about the Boogey Virus, that's not in any way transmissible, they will begin their healing phase (get sick), and believe they then have it, and more panic will ensue as well as martial law. The longer people allow this government to hold them hostage in their homes, the more severe the "sickness" will be. Can anyone put 2 and 2 together to figure out what I'm saying?? Western Medicine is pure fraud, and people's lives are destroyed because of it. There's no critical thinking anymore. The group thinkers are moronic and brain dead. People think they're educated because they've memorized the lies they've been told for 100 years.
@@AgendaInMind That's not only plenty bad understanding but a industry killing hundreds of people who would have good chances without racist quacks. sciencebasedmedicine.org/the-iron-rule-of-cancer-the-new-german-medicine-and-cancer-quackery/ If anyone cares to talk in a more compassionate manner than I can in a post contextualising this please write me.
This is a very empowering episode, coming from empowered women! I can listen to them talk the whole day! I can’t even describe how uplifting this episode is. Thank you so much Mayim, Jonathan and Iliza!
Mayim: "Are people upset with me? Iliza: "they are" Mayim: "why are you ok with that and I am not?" Me: Genes and upbringing, some people just have a natural sensitivity to negative emotion and negative feedback and their brain registers it as more threatening than others. Plus how we are raised to think about ourselves and others can contribute.
I’ve had Fibromyalgia for 20 years, they still don’t t know how to help me, Can you find someone that has managed their Fibro, My biggest issue is I can’t be happy or feel joy. Of course I have other problems, Hypothyroidism, Depression, anxiety..... Mayim your a great friend, you soul is so kind I love your podcast 🥰😊🥰
I would also love an episode on Fibromyalgia. I was diagnosed at age 19(the youngest the specialist had seen). I’m now 32. I have had so many ups and downs. The last 9 years with out all the medications or a doctor that can help me without drugging me. It’s been incredibly hard and at times I have nearly impossible. It would be awesome to hear her knowledge on this. However, I am going to look the doctor she spoke of in this episode and study on that. I will keep you in my prayers Jamie.
In the book they mentioned he talks about fibromyalgia. "The mind body prescription" by Dr John Sarno. Also check out Nicole Sachs' podcast "the cure for chronic pain", this is the facebook group that is linked to the Nicole's podcast "JournalSpeak with Nicole Sachs, LCSW Group".
I cannot express my gratitude enough, Mayim! Your podcast has been incredibly helpful to me and we’re only on episode 3? I cannot wait for more. Thank you, Mayim and Jonathan!
Two amazing women came together and gifted the world with their awesomeness. I could listen and watch you two talk for the rest of my life and I will be contented 💕 Love you both
I found your u tube channel and couldn’t stop watching. Being 66 years old woman that has suffered with mental illness all my life. Especially after I lost my son. Thank you!
It would be awesome if you broke down fibromyalgia. It seems like a lot of research has been released lately and it would be cool to have it explained in laymen’s terms. Great show!
Literally the longest podcast I've ever made it through in one sitting... it was an intellectual roller-coaster that I didn't expect. I had no idea the conversation was going to go where it went. Let's just say I'm laying here awake, not able to sleep due to chronic pain. I'm coming up on 10 years of this pain and gotten very little relief from countless doctors. I've learned more from this podcast than I have from those doctors over a decade. I now have new ideas about how to approach my pain for the first time in years. Thank you so much! 💓
Sometimes the universe gives you what you need. I’m sitting on a heating pad and icing my neck and this popped into my suggested. I’m a UA-cam junkie because I keep the iPad in my face so I’m not focused on my pain levels. For the past 11 years, I’ve been “managing” my chronic illness which I’ve come to call “lupus and friends”. All the rheumatological things. Went from 35, thriving working full time, extremely involved single parent, full social life to in bed in uncontrolled pain, “what is happening to me, someone fix this”. I went to the ER expecting at minimum an answer but seriously hoping they had a resident Dr. House-like team at best. Yeah, they don’t do that. “Get a referral” is the answer I got. So here I am, crying listening to this interview of two women I admire and adore and just knowing someone gets what living in this pain is like is amazing. I’m yelling “me too,” about the Lady Gaga documentary. Honestly, I paused the video and sent my husband to Vromans for the book. I can’t tell you how awesome this friendship existing is. It’s also a great show that’s helping people.
Iliza Shlesinger is among my top 3 comedians that I love. My wife and I love her confidence and intelligence and integrity of her humor. This video just made me respect her even more.
I'll admit Iliza's beautiful looks are what first caught my eye - for at least the first minute or so. Immediately after, I unexpectedly and delightfully found myself entangled within her stories, presentation, attitude and mind. I was irrecoverably addicted. Iliza's humility, humanity and observational brilliance continually amazes me. Iliza is a profoundly astute student of the human condition in every sense, which explains her humor and why you two relate so well. You simply can't get bored with Iliza - and that's a refreshing compliment to give someone in a world that's lost its sense of shame. Your show made my day a nicer place to be. Mayim, is there nothing you cannot do well?
My husband and I also like to argue both sides. He does it better because he has facts, I get in trouble when I’m trying asking questions about both sides. I value the work of comedians saying the things we all think and take the heat.
Thank you. thank you so much.. I've been in excruciating pain due to 2 herniated discs for 10 months now, and I can't tell you how relieved I feel knowing that I'm not the only one crying from physical pain in the middle of the night, after too much sleep deprivation and painkillers. It's lonely, it's scary, and it's dark. I'm a 43 year old strong woman, with no previous serious health problems, and this hit me after 4 years of codependency with a narcissist husband. The minute I ran away, my body broke down. Literally: the day after getting myself to safety, I couldn't walk anymore. The holistic approach is no hippy fairy dust: it shines a light on the powerful connection between our minds and our bodies, a connection that needs to be respected and treated. There is only so much that we can put ourselves through, and our bodies will make sure to let us know if we refuse to listen to reason. Thank you for making me feel seen.
My favorite cue to say to myself is "remove your tongue from the roof of your mouth" - it's amazing how much awareness that thought brings to the tension I hold around my jaw and my voice and the back of my neck
I was only half aware of Iliza from youtube etc. and then I ran into this interview. WHAT AN INTELLIGENT WOMAN she is! I became an instant fan. I look forward to seeing you in person, Iliza!
This is exactly why I love these two women. It is so important to realize that you can care about women's issues without hating men or dissing men. And also it's important to be honest with yourself and not put yourself up on a pedestal. Great conversation. Thanks for sharing this.
Yes! 2 amazing women in 1 great episode. My wife and I originally found Iliza on Netflix and watched EVERY special immediately! Loved each one start to finish, then booked tickets to her upcoming gig in London. We and I have had the pleasure of meeting her backstage after the show to take photos and get autographs. As expected, Iliza is so down to Earth and friendly. She really does appreciate the love and time her fans offer. I come under that boring group of straight, white males so rarely voice an opinion on anything. So even as a man, Iliza got me into female stand-up comedians and we've watched so many since watching her. The ribbing joke at men when it comes to dating, sex, etc are hilarious - because they're true. It's brilliant! As you say, she's (of course) funny and beautiful, but tough, confident and ballsy. I love it! I think I can relate to her more as I am also a 37 year old "Elder Millennial" or Xennial if I may (that's a whole other debate!) with no kids. I've always felt that worrying about what others think of me is my worst personality trait and I really struggle with it. As a guy watching this, it was full of truths (that don't necessarily affect me) and extremely educational. On behalf of (most) men I'd like women to know that Iliza isn't wrong. We don't have hugely high, unrealistic expectations when it comes to looks. I am by no means a dictionary definition 'handsome man" so why should I expect my wife to look the same? Also, we met when she was 19 and I was 26. My wife was incredibly thin, some might say too think. She has, of course, filled out a little bit since and I feel she looks better for it. What sort of a**hole would I be to expect her to look the way she did at 19 when she's about to turn 30? I don't look the same either. I mean, she's 8 years my junior and 6' tall and I''m...well I'm not 6", haha! I'm damn lucky to have her in my life and be happy enough to want to stay with me. Soulmate's do exist and you both feel lucky to have the other, I promise. We also have tickets to see Iliza in London again that have been re-scheduled twice already due to COVID, so that's something to look forward to. One thing that sucks about being in the UK is we don't seem to have access to any of Iliza's other shows such as Truth & Iliza
Thank you. It is such a lonely and isolateling world for so many of us. With a partner or without, we are mostly isolated. If we reveal ourselves, we reveal that we are devoted observers of the human condition. And, that we do it with the most devastatingly combination of humanity and love that can exist and still nuture life. Without you, Mayam, I don't think the the world would know that such pain is endurable. Joy always!
Mayim is so fucking smart, funny, strong and beautiful and her energy is so soothing to be around and it makes me sad that society can make even amazing women like this feel insecure about their looks. I look up to her so much.
I went to better health immediately after you mentioned it. Truly, just the thought of trying to find a therapist is so daunting and so overwhelming. Finding someone that your insurance accepts, finding one that's accepting new patients, finding one that has the right speciality, finding one that's local to you, and (most importantly) finding someone that you connect with. It's enough to make most people avoid the process entirely.
I found this video immediately after watching Eliza's Stand up routine. I'm literally crying with joy in anticipation of receiving Dr. Sarno's book! I have had (3)discectomies, they were "ruptured". Also a sliver of bone had been lodged into the sciatic nerve (1) fusion. I'm (55) yrs. old now...injured at (16) yrs. I lived with these ruptures w/out help (no insurance) for (15) years. Anyway, tried narcotics, horrible. I do not leave bed much, as I cannot stand or sit for more than a few minutes at the time. I am in a virtual prison. I'm hopeful now, excited, that I may finally learn to manage BETTER! I'm so tired of praying for death to come. Not healthy! Thank you sooooo much. ❤
I grew up being very petite but as I reached the age of 19, I gained a lot and i wasn’t happy about it. I loathed myself because I wasn’t used to feeling kinda heavy, i got irate. I deprived myself from eating just to achieve again my “petite” body but it did not. the people around me was shocked and i remember them saying mean things to me. it did hurt me, physically, emotionally and mentally. but now, as I learn the science behind these changes in our bodies, I accept it. and I said to myself that my body doesn’t define who I am. thank you for this podcast missmayim and mr. jonathan and ofcourse, iliza❤️ I SUPER LOVE THIS EPISODE.
I must say Iliza has such engaging eyes. She is the sort of person that draws you in and would make a great friend to have conversations with. Very animated face. Love these types of people.
Laughs, tears. I have chronic pain (including fibromyalgia, arthritis and more) and deal with things that my doctors don't understand. So hearing someone else's story of trying to find that answer to what is causing this pain... it felt so familiar. I have dealt with sciatica to the point not being able to stand up straight. I was right there with Iliza, knowing how that feels to be in tears because of intense pain, and not able to sleep. And the toll that takes on you. (My depression and anxiety are greatly effected by my chronic. And some of my darkest mental/emotional times have been from physical pain that felt so out of my control) I normally don't watch videos this long on UA-cam, because I'm in a different mindset than when I'm listening to podcasts on Overcast. But this one, I have watched all the way through. Because I've been there. (I'm also moving more towards holistic/hippy ways of managing my health, not just popping pills to knock the rough edges off a couple symptoms. So hearing about some of these new to me ideas has been enlightening... Though at times my overly analytical mind cuts me off, wondering how it all works) Thank you for sharing this! 💜
For me the big star is Mayim, she is complementing Iliza about her confidence. But I always think the person who still does the things which makes the person scared or anxious that shows his/her strength and I call that confidence
Some of us don't have a choice but to stop everything. My body does not give me a choice. Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome. It sucks. Love everything about this show. This is the first time I've seen it and I don't know why I haven't before. I have been a big fan for years, and now I think I'm a fan of Iliza.
This is absolutely Beautiful! I am addicted to this podcast! You are 'shameless', literally, comfortable or speak about difficult things in an intelligent way even if you aren't comfortable. Go Mayim! And Jonathan! Just wonderful, honest, intelligent and courageous. Thank you.
I read dr sarnos books and 5 others from his disciples... i am not healed yet but now after 5 years of pain i am able to sleep on my side. This podcast was great! Thanks!
I’m a 42 year old social worker and I’ve dated the “Elle” girls before and I want you to know that I love the way you look on Call me Kat. I think you are super attractive the way you are and I don’t think it would be the same if you tried to make yourself look like the “Elle” girls. Just wanted you to know that
There are so many super legit levels to this that can't even be stressed or expressed enough. 2 über amazing people. Thanks to you both for making the world a better place.
I feel the way about Mayim that she feels about Iliza!! I love how authentic, honest, funny and intelligent these women are. It's so refreshing and amazing!
Iliza I am suffering from the same thing. I was bullied by a surgeon for a cervical fusion for C4 and C5, it is a complete disaster 10 months in and I am deteriorating each month and worse. All the doctor keeps saying is its long recovery and I don't think he understands like you said the pain. Thanks Mayim for this podcast it helped me greatly
Boss ladies right here. No you won’t find that comment on Instagram. I’m 37 and I just love hearing you guys hammer this stuff out. A voice, you are giving everyone younger then and at your age a voice. Women mostly, but I’d say a whole generation. Thank you, your humility both of you thank you. You blazing beacons of snow beam lights of womanhood and humanity for realllll!
Agreed ! Unfortunately it took my until my mid 40s to really start to do the hard work Now at 59 I FINALLY feel as if i understand myself and the world around me
I wish Mayim was near where I live. I have been in chronic pain for approximately27 years. Every Doc I have talked to never gives me an opinion. I do have a great surgeon. When my legs stopped functioning at my place of employment. The guy walking back to my work center asked why I face planted on cement. When you have back pain every single person without pain thinks your looking for special treatment and are scamming your employer. I went through it all. I would certainly enjoy speaking with Mayim.You are a special special person.
The last 5 minutes!!! The pain clinic (government health system) I did a program with for 3 months last year was mostly about this! We did a lot of stretching, relaxation, understanding of the mind-body connection psychological/emotional-physical connection, self awareness, mindfulness, plus learning other ways to human. Scientifically/medically it all is recognised now as not just hocus pocus! The “it’s all in your head” is now no longer an insult because a lot of it is in our head and causes our physical pain and vice versa!
Mayim, I have also been struggling (since I was 9 and I am almost 75! Many things have helped me, and I am constantly increasing in wisdom (and then IMMEDIATELY losing it on account of the next anxiety!) However, some wisdom sticks. What helps me is: CONSCIOUSLY bending my inner self-criticisms into :THIS is THE challenge for now. I can really feel the difference in anxiety levels. I could go on forever, but I would rather watch your next episode!
I love...Love.. LOVE ILIZA!!! I crossed and joined paths with Louise Hay over 30 years ago one year into starting my journey in recovery from addiction, growing my spiritual path. The world has lost a true gift!
33:55 what Iliza just said is literally true for every art form. you have to be wholly comfortable with your voice and authentic and be ready to accept how you are seen. i love that she just said that.
When Iliza said "Noooooo" at minute 42:19, I almost fell out of my chair from laughing so hard. This is the way true friends joke around with each other and there's no maliciousness behind it. So loving this podcast with these two wonderful women.
I am not a person that externalizes the real things that bother me, and the past couple of years I've made a real effort to reduce the effects of it on my body. I feel like I have a weird advantage, when I was 16 I started taking ballet classes and our teacher covered the mirrors saying that we had to know without seeing, every little movement our bodies made. So that made more aware of the moments when stress was having a physical effect on me. So to my ballet teacher from 10 years ago, thank you for teaching me this level of awareness that has helped me realize I was grinding my teeth and raising my shoulders to my ears.
I’m not going to lie; I watched for Iliza, but I subscribed because I got so much from everything you both had to say. I laughed and cried and learned. In one episode. Thank you so much!
These two give me Leslie Knope and Ann Perkins vibes, in how aggressively supportive of and genuinely loving they are to each other :) Also- my experience with extreme pain on painkillers was exactly the same as Iliza describes it here. You’re still in pain, you just don’t care about it as much. It’s an awful feeling. So glad she’s found some relief!
This relationship is wonderful. They have mutual respect. They are so different and you can feel the excitement when they are sharing their thoughts with eachother. I enjoyed observing them. ❤👌❤
Mayim, I've loved you since The Big Bang Theory! You're awesome! I love listening to your advice as a doctor. I had no idea you did a podcast but so excited that I found you! Keep up the good work!
Listening to two extremely intelligent, self-aware, and FUNNY people is so refreshing. Iliza is a next-level thinker. Honestly, I love this type of discussion from her even more than her stand-up. It gives me hope for society.
Mayim!!! you and Iliza have been heroes of mine for a couple years! finding your podcast itself made me cry. And to see Iliza on here is a seriously amazing duo!
Wow, Mayim, GREAT job, on your new platforms! Your Personality is incredibly, relatable. You are stronger than you might know. Love your humble charm. I obviously don't know you, seems like you are opening up, more lately. Kudos! Much Success! Thank You! Iliza is Hilarious. Glad you two connected, as friends.
“Whatever it is you have they’re gonna use that to take it away from you.” That statement and whole comment point. Thank you, Iliza. I was never that tough or socially aware to know those answers. I wish I had been. Thank you 🙏🧡👏💪
this episode was so great! I have fibromyalgia and was diagnosed at 20. hearing from another young woman that she's had a similar experience with pain, diagnosis, and the medical system was really uplifting for me!
This breakdown show gets better and better each time 🤩 🤍✨ I’m 34 and I too read that book for my back pain and I’m doing stretching that has helped me get my life back, but also I identified my stress source, which was key to my recovery. (No magic cure but a lifestyle to maintain the results/progress)
Mayim, thank you. I have non epileptic seizures caused by clenching which was triggered by a whiplash injury when I fell off a horse. After 4 years of multiple varying specialist doctors....the only person to get me out of a wheelchair was a chiropractor who focuses on this level of healing. This episode episode has given me such a relief xx thank you for these videos xx
INVISIBLE CHRONIC PAIN: I would love for more channels with large platforms to discuss Endometriosis, the stigma around female reproduction conditions, and the lack of research and funding to help.
Iliza is a Queen. She one of the absolute best standups Ever. Right up there at George Carlin level. She writes her routines(not just jokes), and she is whip smart. Thank you for bringing her on. Love love love this superbly funny woman.
She’s funny, intelligent, and I absolutely adore her!! I mean... I did stalk her??? And it worked! Cause here we are. (Kidding... well, kinda) 😛 Iliza Shlesinger joins Jonathan and I on a new episode of #BialikBreakdown to talk about everyone’s least favorite thing in the world - stress, and how it can cause physical impact. Or in other words, mind-body syndrome. We discuss more of that in the episode! If I wasn’t laughing then I was probably trying NOT to laugh while recording this podcast. Seriously!! ILIZA IS HILARIOUS. 😂🤣 Such a fun and important conversation.
Listen on Spotify: spoti.fi/2KbC1PC
Listen on Apple Podcasts: bit.ly/38O09Qp
For more, visit www.bialikbreakdown.com
Smart people pay me to stalk them.
This episode!!! “EMPOWERED WOMEN, EMPOWER WOMEN” - I can’t stress how amazing this is. Thank you Mayim and Iliza, and Jonathan.
I like you better. And the reason why you are not okay with people not liking you. Is that as a jew and being intelligent you know that it is fucking dangerous when people not like you.
Just to hear a woman like this shows how weak/immature a lot of guys are. Who wouldn't be attracted to such a strong, mature woman? I'm a guy btw :)
Thanks for this video. I'm surprised Iliza wasn't screened for connective tissue disorders (CTD). Neck and back problems are common in women in their 20s, 30s, and 40s, with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and similar CTDs.
Clinicians had said it was "stress" for me; it wasn't. It was EDS and subluxed C1 and C2 discs, craniocervical instability, and tethered cord. My chronic pain was over in the matter of seconds because I sought out an EDS research clinician who stabilized my C1 and C2. It's incredibly, incredibly under-diagnosed.
UA-cam is getting scary good at finding the right videos for me. I'm a single mom neuroscientist from Texas that had to leave my career because of severe chronic pain that's watch Iliza for awhile as a pick me up and adored her.
Hey Tiffany, how are you doing? I have chronic pain as well. It's a very difficult thing. I love watching comedy, so helpful to take my mind and body off the physical and emotional pain. God bless.
"How could she make a joke about someone dying?" I've offended a few that way. I'm a widow. Our twin sons wanted to dress up as their deceased dad for Halloween as a joint costume. One wore his work clothes, the other was a ghost. Their idea...because they knew their dad would find it hilarious looking down from heaven. We know his sense of humor. (and their grief therapist approved, and laughed)
That’s an amazing idea they came up with!!
This is beautiful! I think some people think that we would be somehow tricking our way around the pain involved with loss by acting like that. It is not true. It is just the fitting counterpart to crying that is needed in order to deal with the process and heal and finally come out of it with something beautiful. It is certainly what I would want my family to do when my time has come, knowing it is for the best for all of us.
I love that they included their father in heaven. Beautiful idea. My heart goes out to you all. Sending love and good vibes.
Never heard a better way to deal with grief and loss than this. 👍👍👍
That is so sweet! ❤❤❤
i loved when she said "you cant do it in real time because you need perspective but you can't really do that until you're fully removed from it."
I needed to hear that in this moment
"People choosing to spend time on you is the most valuable currency" is completely true. I think the world would be a better place if everyone had friends like Mayim and Iliza.
And you choosing to spend time on you is also valuable.
Love them both and there ideas!! Totally empowering!!!
Yes!!!
Mayim, I love the way you introduce your guests. You really give them so much love & credit and make us listeners feel really connected and excited! That's amazing!
She wasn't joking Iliza is hilarious.
i feel like this episode is so important. understanding the physical consequences of mental tensions/anxiety is life changing
Agreed
I love that 'nucleus pulposus' and 'slay' are both in Mayim's vocabulary😊
I know! I do love that about her. But I love everything about her.
Her interview with Leslie Jordan is priceless. Watching them together just warms my heart. ❤️❤️❤️
I don’t like how her guest uses a word like ‘learnings’ .
Lazy when she makes her living talking .
@@cucullain7843 before you post judgey comments, Google the word.
“why are we killing ourselves trying to force our bodies to be something that you physically can’t?” I felt that
We are attempting to physically evolve into our spatial environment, to escape the terrarium reality. Thereby being able to take our bodies with us as we colonize space. As if now we can only colonize space in the form of energy.vthis means a total seperation of church,(soul/life)/state, (body and physical senses). This leaves us to be an intuitive spirit in the energy form only. Only through rebirth can we reenter this dimension. This is why no one returns from the energy plane, after the seperation occurs. When you return yourmories would be a secondary dualism, causing a four part harmonic consciousness. (Two pair, as opposed to one pair) of mind body dualisms. The original would be memory only, and and the present would be perspective only.
I was friends with a man whom had terminal cancer. We made a pact, he would return when his new younger body became of legal age. It matters not whether he returns or not, the object was to have the opportunity, to leave behind an anchor, which would remain to link the original to the younger, by being witness in both the original, and the new life. This is his eighteenth year, and I fully expect , afterward, he can return at any time. In his original life he was 10 years older than me. In his new life, I am 52 years older than him. In his original life he was the elder, in his new life, I am the elder. Hope this analogy helps.
I feel like Mayim knows about German New Medicine, but will get cancelled if she talks about it. There's no such thing that some diseases you can "catch", but not all. It's not that complex! If you can't "catch" cancer, diabetes, MS, arthritis, etc., from other people, then you can't "catch" colds, flu and Boogey Viruses. So governments around the world are CAUSING fear frights in everyone based on an unproven THEORY by one man, Louis Pastaur, who redacted his claim of the germ theory on his death bed, yet no one listened. So of course, when everyone is allowed to escape the hostage situation the governments have put their people into, and they start relaxing about the Boogey Virus, that's not in any way transmissible, they will begin their healing phase (get sick), and believe they then have it, and more panic will ensue as well as martial law. The longer people allow this government to hold them hostage in their homes, the more severe the "sickness" will be. Can anyone put 2 and 2 together to figure out what I'm saying?? Western Medicine is pure fraud, and people's lives are destroyed because of it. There's no critical thinking anymore. The group thinkers are moronic and brain dead. People think they're educated because they've memorized the lies they've been told for 100 years.
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That's not only plenty bad understanding but a industry killing hundreds of people who would have good chances without racist quacks.
sciencebasedmedicine.org/the-iron-rule-of-cancer-the-new-german-medicine-and-cancer-quackery/
If anyone cares to talk in a more compassionate manner than I can in a post contextualising this please write me.
OPAF - on point as fuck
@@AgendaInMind that was one of the weirdest jokes I have stumbled across on the internet.
This is a very empowering episode, coming from empowered women! I can listen to them talk the whole day! I can’t even describe how uplifting this episode is. Thank you so much Mayim, Jonathan and Iliza!
Mayim: "Are people upset with me?
Iliza: "they are"
Mayim: "why are you ok with that and I am not?"
Me: Genes and upbringing, some people just have a natural sensitivity to negative emotion and negative feedback and their brain registers it as more threatening than others. Plus how we are raised to think about ourselves and others can contribute.
Like wine connoisseurs.
Some people want to develop a high tolerance for nasty tasting shit.
I’ve had Fibromyalgia for 20 years, they still don’t t know how to help me, Can you find someone that has managed their Fibro, My biggest issue is I can’t be happy or feel joy. Of course I have other problems, Hypothyroidism, Depression, anxiety..... Mayim your a great friend, you soul is so kind I love your podcast 🥰😊🥰
I would also love an episode on Fibromyalgia. I was diagnosed at age 19(the youngest the specialist had seen). I’m now 32. I have had so many ups and downs. The last 9 years with out all the medications or a doctor that can help me without drugging me. It’s been incredibly hard and at times I have nearly impossible. It would be awesome to hear her knowledge on this. However, I am going to look the doctor she spoke of in this episode and study on that. I will keep you in my prayers Jamie.
@@maryliz6810 prayers of peace for you too... Fibromyalgia should have been named insanity🤷♀️
And whine about my headaches, medical research (into women) is taking huge strides but remaining in pain and uninformed is awfully.
In the book they mentioned he talks about fibromyalgia. "The mind body prescription" by Dr John Sarno. Also check out Nicole Sachs' podcast "the cure for chronic pain", this is the facebook group that is linked to the Nicole's podcast "JournalSpeak with Nicole Sachs, LCSW Group".
@@29pete03 100% it will heal you
I cannot express my gratitude enough, Mayim! Your podcast has been incredibly helpful to me and we’re only on episode 3? I cannot wait for more. Thank you, Mayim and Jonathan!
Thank you! Glad you're enjoying them :)
@@MayimBialik I LOVE YOU!
@@shabytin I love you too
Are you reviewing and replying to your own comment's?
Seriously, I feel like my knowledge and awareness of the stress/pain correlation just “blossomed”.
I see what you did, there. 😉
Whoa!
Two amazing women came together and gifted the world with their awesomeness. I could listen and watch you two talk for the rest of my life and I will be contented 💕 Love you both
I found your u tube channel and couldn’t stop watching. Being 66 years old woman that has suffered with mental illness all my life. Especially after I lost my son. Thank you!
As a therapist that specializes in chronic pain, I thank you for this conversation! Well done
I genuinely believe these past 3 episodes have taught me a lot about myself and truly helped me. Thank you! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for listening! xo
@@MayimBialik wow, thanks for replying, made my day! ❤️
Blossom was fun too.
I loved you in FAT ACTRESS!
Is that your Dad's high school senior year picture on the top row in the center?
It would be awesome if you broke down fibromyalgia. It seems like a lot of research has been released lately and it would be cool to have it explained in laymen’s terms. Great show!
That's a great idea.
I usually summarize it by "it hurts a lot everywhere but not always in the same way or at the same time"
Have it too for 13 years
@@paint_freckles yes, I was diagnosed about 10 years ago
YES!
Dr Mayim, you’re a great human!
Suffered a back injury in the 80s and learned more about pain causation in this podcast thank you
Literally the longest podcast I've ever made it through in one sitting... it was an intellectual roller-coaster that I didn't expect. I had no idea the conversation was going to go where it went. Let's just say I'm laying here awake, not able to sleep due to chronic pain. I'm coming up on 10 years of this pain and gotten very little relief from countless doctors. I've learned more from this podcast than I have from those doctors over a decade. I now have new ideas about how to approach my pain for the first time in years. Thank you so much! 💓
Sometimes the universe gives you what you need. I’m sitting on a heating pad and icing my neck and this popped into my suggested. I’m a UA-cam junkie because I keep the iPad in my face so I’m not focused on my pain levels. For the past 11 years, I’ve been “managing” my chronic illness which I’ve come to call “lupus and friends”. All the rheumatological things. Went from 35, thriving working full time, extremely involved single parent, full social life to in bed in uncontrolled pain, “what is happening to me, someone fix this”. I went to the ER expecting at minimum an answer but seriously hoping they had a resident Dr. House-like team at best. Yeah, they don’t do that. “Get a referral” is the answer I got. So here I am, crying listening to this interview of two women I admire and adore and just knowing someone gets what living in this pain is like is amazing. I’m yelling “me too,” about the Lady Gaga documentary. Honestly, I paused the video and sent my husband to Vromans for the book. I can’t tell you how awesome this friendship existing is. It’s also a great show that’s helping people.
I sooooo love her. I’m not a “sunshine up your ass” kinda person and I adore that she calls that kind of BS out.
Iliza Shlesinger is among my top 3 comedians that I love. My wife and I love her confidence and intelligence and integrity of her humor. This video just made me respect her even more.
I'll admit Iliza's beautiful looks are what first caught my eye - for at least the first minute or so. Immediately after, I unexpectedly and delightfully found myself entangled within her stories, presentation, attitude and mind. I was irrecoverably addicted. Iliza's humility, humanity and observational brilliance continually amazes me. Iliza is a profoundly astute student of the human condition in every sense, which explains her humor and why you two relate so well.
You simply can't get bored with Iliza - and that's a refreshing compliment to give someone in a world that's lost its sense of shame.
Your show made my day a nicer place to be. Mayim, is there nothing you cannot do well?
this is a very intelligent conversation, i particularly liked the part where they explain why grey subjects are worthy of comedy and contemplation
"I just love to create things. You have to, because nobody's gonna do that for you" Another awesome episode!! Thank you for this!! ❤
I believe Doctor Bialik has another hit on her hands. Seems wierd Watching doctor Blossom....
As someone that suffers from chronic back pain I cannot thank you enough for all the information. I love the podcast!!
My husband and I also like to argue both sides. He does it better because he has facts, I get in trouble when I’m trying asking questions about both sides. I value the work of comedians saying the things we all think and take the heat.
The truth she is speaking more people need to hear. The lack of self control for the sake of being mean is crazy.
I always appreciated how insightful Iliza Shlesinger was. She is one of my favorite comedians. Great talk.
I was watching Iliza Shlesinger comedy and UA-cam brought Mayims UA-cam show up. This is some awesome smart stuff!
I'm always worried or anxiety ridden when I think someone is mad at me and I have gotten better over the years, but it's still there.
Thank you. thank you so much.. I've been in excruciating pain due to 2 herniated discs for 10 months now, and I can't tell you how relieved I feel knowing that I'm not the only one crying from physical pain in the middle of the night, after too much sleep deprivation and painkillers. It's lonely, it's scary, and it's dark. I'm a 43 year old strong woman, with no previous serious health problems, and this hit me after 4 years of codependency with a narcissist husband. The minute I ran away, my body broke down. Literally: the day after getting myself to safety, I couldn't walk anymore. The holistic approach is no hippy fairy dust: it shines a light on the powerful connection between our minds and our bodies, a connection that needs to be respected and treated. There is only so much that we can put ourselves through, and our bodies will make sure to let us know if we refuse to listen to reason. Thank you for making me feel seen.
My favorite cue to say to myself is "remove your tongue from the roof of your mouth" - it's amazing how much awareness that thought brings to the tension I hold around my jaw and my voice and the back of my neck
let me just emphasize how warm and fuzzy my heart feels after watching Mayim giggle after every word Iliza speaks
THE CUTENESS I CANNOT HANDLE
I was only half aware of Iliza from youtube etc. and then I ran into this interview. WHAT AN INTELLIGENT WOMAN she is! I became an instant fan. I look forward to seeing you in person, Iliza!
As a massage therapist who loves stand-up, I found this amazing. Hard to listen to, in places, but I wish more people spoke about it.
Massage Therapist here too. I feel you Christine. I hope we continue to see more and more conversations out there like this.
Body & energy worker here, also named Christine, this was very powerful for me as well.
This is exactly why I love these two women. It is so important to realize that you can care about women's issues without hating men or dissing men. And also it's important to be honest with yourself and not put yourself up on a pedestal. Great conversation. Thanks for sharing this.
Yes! 2 amazing women in 1 great episode. My wife and I originally found Iliza on Netflix and watched EVERY special immediately! Loved each one start to finish, then booked tickets to her upcoming gig in London. We and I have had the pleasure of meeting her backstage after the show to take photos and get autographs. As expected, Iliza is so down to Earth and friendly. She really does appreciate the love and time her fans offer.
I come under that boring group of straight, white males so rarely voice an opinion on anything. So even as a man, Iliza got me into female stand-up comedians and we've watched so many since watching her. The ribbing joke at men when it comes to dating, sex, etc are hilarious - because they're true. It's brilliant! As you say, she's (of course) funny and beautiful, but tough, confident and ballsy. I love it! I think I can relate to her more as I am also a 37 year old "Elder Millennial" or Xennial if I may (that's a whole other debate!) with no kids.
I've always felt that worrying about what others think of me is my worst personality trait and I really struggle with it. As a guy watching this, it was full of truths (that don't necessarily affect me) and extremely educational. On behalf of (most) men I'd like women to know that Iliza isn't wrong. We don't have hugely high, unrealistic expectations when it comes to looks. I am by no means a dictionary definition 'handsome man" so why should I expect my wife to look the same? Also, we met when she was 19 and I was 26. My wife was incredibly thin, some might say too think. She has, of course, filled out a little bit since and I feel she looks better for it. What sort of a**hole would I be to expect her to look the way she did at 19 when she's about to turn 30? I don't look the same either. I mean, she's 8 years my junior and 6' tall and I''m...well I'm not 6", haha! I'm damn lucky to have her in my life and be happy enough to want to stay with me. Soulmate's do exist and you both feel lucky to have the other, I promise.
We also have tickets to see Iliza in London again that have been re-scheduled twice already due to COVID, so that's something to look forward to. One thing that sucks about being in the UK is we don't seem to have access to any of Iliza's other shows such as Truth & Iliza
Thank you. It is such a lonely and isolateling world for so many of us. With a partner or without, we are mostly isolated. If we reveal ourselves, we reveal that we are devoted observers of the human condition. And, that we do it with the most devastatingly combination of humanity and love that can exist and still nuture life. Without you, Mayam, I don't think the the world would know that such pain is endurable. Joy always!
Mayim is so fucking smart, funny, strong and beautiful and her energy is so soothing to be around and it makes me sad that society can make even amazing women like this feel insecure about their looks. I look up to her so much.
I love the way she answered every question, very respectful, honest and funny, one of my new favorite comedians
I went to better health immediately after you mentioned it. Truly, just the thought of trying to find a therapist is so daunting and so overwhelming. Finding someone that your insurance accepts, finding one that's accepting new patients, finding one that has the right speciality, finding one that's local to you, and (most importantly) finding someone that you connect with. It's enough to make most people avoid the process entirely.
I found this video immediately after watching Eliza's Stand up routine. I'm literally crying with joy in anticipation of receiving Dr. Sarno's book! I have had (3)discectomies, they were "ruptured". Also a sliver of bone had been lodged into the sciatic nerve (1) fusion.
I'm (55) yrs. old now...injured at (16) yrs. I lived with these ruptures w/out help (no insurance) for (15) years. Anyway, tried narcotics, horrible. I do not leave bed much, as I cannot stand or sit for more than a few minutes at the time. I am in a virtual prison. I'm hopeful now, excited, that I may finally learn to manage BETTER! I'm so tired of praying for death to come. Not healthy! Thank you sooooo much. ❤
I grew up being very petite but as I reached the age of 19, I gained a lot and i wasn’t happy about it. I loathed myself because I wasn’t used to feeling kinda heavy, i got irate. I deprived myself from eating just to achieve again my “petite” body but it did not. the people around me was shocked and i remember them saying mean things to me. it did hurt me, physically, emotionally and mentally. but now, as I learn the science behind these changes in our bodies, I accept it. and I said to myself that my body doesn’t define who I am. thank you for this podcast missmayim and mr. jonathan and ofcourse, iliza❤️ I SUPER LOVE THIS EPISODE.
I must say Iliza has such engaging eyes. She is the sort of person that draws you in and would make a great friend to have conversations with. Very animated face. Love these types of people.
I'm not as funny (or smart) as she is, but I have an expressive face too. It's great fun!
Laughs, tears.
I have chronic pain (including fibromyalgia, arthritis and more) and deal with things that my doctors don't understand. So hearing someone else's story of trying to find that answer to what is causing this pain... it felt so familiar. I have dealt with sciatica to the point not being able to stand up straight. I was right there with Iliza, knowing how that feels to be in tears because of intense pain, and not able to sleep. And the toll that takes on you. (My depression and anxiety are greatly effected by my chronic. And some of my darkest mental/emotional times have been from physical pain that felt so out of my control)
I normally don't watch videos this long on UA-cam, because I'm in a different mindset than when I'm listening to podcasts on Overcast. But this one, I have watched all the way through. Because I've been there. (I'm also moving more towards holistic/hippy ways of managing my health, not just popping pills to knock the rough edges off a couple symptoms. So hearing about some of these new to me ideas has been enlightening... Though at times my overly analytical mind cuts me off, wondering how it all works)
Thank you for sharing this! 💜
This is my introduction to Iliza Schlesinger. 100% need to watch more of her material. Loved her on this.
For me the big star is Mayim, she is complementing Iliza about her confidence. But I always think the person who still does the things which makes the person scared or anxious that shows his/her strength and I call that confidence
I had actually never heard of Iliza Shlesinger ... I'm now a fan based on pretty much everything she said in this interview. 💟
Some of us don't have a choice but to stop everything. My body does not give me a choice. Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome. It sucks. Love everything about this show. This is the first time I've seen it and I don't know why I haven't before. I have been a big fan for years, and now I think I'm a fan of Iliza.
Same here people don't realize how debilitating it is
This is absolutely Beautiful! I am addicted to this podcast! You are 'shameless', literally, comfortable or speak about difficult things in an intelligent way even if you aren't comfortable. Go Mayim! And Jonathan! Just wonderful, honest, intelligent and courageous. Thank you.
I now need a coffee mug or a shirt that says "Eat the Stars! Be Your Own Sun!"
I think you can have that made on either Esty or Shutterfly
I might buy that sh!t
Merch?? I’d buy it 💯
Hahaha me.too
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This is great I also had great amount of pain from herniated discs. Thanks to physical therapy and core strength exercise, and yoga I am pain free.
I found this topic fascinating - the mind body connection and pain. I hope you’ll touch on this subject again! Thank you!
I read dr sarnos books and 5 others from his disciples... i am not healed yet but now after 5 years of pain i am able to sleep on my side. This podcast was great! Thanks!
I’m a 42 year old social worker and I’ve dated the “Elle” girls before and I want you to know that I love the way you look on Call me Kat. I think you are super attractive the way you are and I don’t think it would be the same if you tried to make yourself look like the “Elle” girls. Just wanted you to know that
There are so many super legit levels to this that can't even be stressed or expressed enough. 2 über amazing people. Thanks to you both for making the world a better place.
I feel this, literally. I've been doing inner work for years.
I feel the way about Mayim that she feels about Iliza!! I love how authentic, honest, funny and intelligent these women are. It's so refreshing and amazing!
You're really an inspiration to many people, Mayim ❤️ thank you for this. We love you forever!
Ilona is one of my favorite comedians, love her
Iliza I am suffering from the same thing. I was bullied by a surgeon for a cervical fusion for C4 and C5, it is a complete disaster 10 months in and I am deteriorating each month and worse. All the doctor keeps saying is its long recovery and I don't think he understands like you said the pain. Thanks Mayim for this podcast it helped me greatly
Boss ladies right here. No you won’t find that comment on Instagram. I’m 37 and I just love hearing you guys hammer this stuff out. A voice, you are giving everyone younger then and at your age a voice. Women mostly, but I’d say a whole generation. Thank you, your humility both of you thank you. You blazing beacons of snow beam lights of womanhood and humanity for realllll!
I am so proud of ILiza's growth, and it didnt have to wait till She was 50.
Agreed ! Unfortunately it took my until my mid 40s to really start to do the hard work Now at 59 I FINALLY feel as if i understand myself and the world around me
I wish Mayim was near where I live. I have been in chronic pain for approximately27 years. Every Doc I have talked to never gives me an opinion. I do have a great surgeon. When my legs stopped functioning at my place of employment. The guy walking back to my work center asked why I face planted on cement. When you have back pain every single person without pain thinks your looking for special treatment and are scamming your employer. I went through it all. I would certainly enjoy speaking with Mayim.You are a special special person.
The last 5 minutes!!! The pain clinic (government health system) I did a program with for 3 months last year was mostly about this! We did a lot of stretching, relaxation, understanding of the mind-body connection psychological/emotional-physical connection, self awareness, mindfulness, plus learning other ways to human. Scientifically/medically it all is recognised now as not just hocus pocus! The “it’s all in your head” is now no longer an insult because a lot of it is in our head and causes our physical pain and vice versa!
A conversation between two funny, intelligent women I look up to just made my day. Thank you all!!
Mayim, I have also been struggling (since I was 9 and I am almost 75! Many things have helped me, and I am constantly increasing in wisdom (and then IMMEDIATELY losing it on account of the next anxiety!) However, some wisdom sticks. What helps me is: CONSCIOUSLY bending my inner self-criticisms into :THIS is THE challenge for now. I can really feel the difference in anxiety levels. I could go on forever, but I would rather watch your next episode!
I love...Love.. LOVE ILIZA!!! I crossed and joined paths with Louise Hay over 30 years ago one year into starting my journey in recovery from addiction, growing my spiritual path. The world has lost a true gift!
Enjoyed every single second of this. Wow.
33:55 what Iliza just said is literally true for every art form. you have to be wholly comfortable with your voice and authentic and be ready to accept how you are seen. i love that she just said that.
When Iliza said "Noooooo" at minute 42:19, I almost fell out of my chair from laughing so hard. This is the way true friends joke around with each other and there's no maliciousness behind it. So loving this podcast with these two wonderful women.
Iliza said yes
I love how honest Iliza is! She says what majority of us think
I am not a person that externalizes the real things that bother me, and the past couple of years I've made a real effort to reduce the effects of it on my body. I feel like I have a weird advantage, when I was 16 I started taking ballet classes and our teacher covered the mirrors saying that we had to know without seeing, every little movement our bodies made. So that made more aware of the moments when stress was having a physical effect on me. So to my ballet teacher from 10 years ago, thank you for teaching me this level of awareness that has helped me realize I was grinding my teeth and raising my shoulders to my ears.
Will you tell us about the photos on your wall.
I’m not going to lie; I watched for Iliza, but I subscribed because I got so much from everything you both had to say. I laughed and cried and learned. In one episode. Thank you so much!
These two give me Leslie Knope and Ann Perkins vibes, in how aggressively supportive of and genuinely loving they are to each other :)
Also- my experience with extreme pain on painkillers was exactly the same as Iliza describes it here. You’re still in pain, you just don’t care about it as much. It’s an awful feeling. So glad she’s found some relief!
This relationship is wonderful. They have mutual respect. They are so different and you can feel the excitement when they are sharing their thoughts with eachother. I enjoyed observing them. ❤👌❤
I saw a tee once that said, 'Look, I'm a nice person. If I'm not nice to you, ask yourself why'... Did Eliza write that? 😁
This is philosophical!
"they're just pumped that you're there".. amen sister, amen
As a person who has been in chronic pain since I was 16, 25 now, I greatly appreciate this conversation. 🙏
I cannot express how much I love this. My mind and soul have been fed.
Mayim, I've loved you since The Big Bang Theory! You're awesome! I love listening to your advice as a doctor. I had no idea you did a podcast but so excited that I found you! Keep up the good work!
Listening to two extremely intelligent, self-aware, and FUNNY people is so refreshing. Iliza is a next-level thinker. Honestly, I love this type of discussion from her even more than her stand-up. It gives me hope for society.
The notion of holding two opinions is so rare these days thank you !
Two intelligent women getting along, not tearing each other down, but supporting each other is a rare thing. I'm a fan of both these awesome ladies.
Hearing Mayim laugh so hard during this podcast made my day!
OMG! Intelligent people. It's about time I found a corner where everyone knows what they are talking about. Keep going, you have my interest.
Have always loooved Iliza! She rocks! (As does Mayim!) 😍
Mayim!!! you and Iliza have been heroes of mine for a couple years! finding your podcast itself made me cry. And to see Iliza on here is a seriously amazing duo!
Wow, Mayim, GREAT job, on your new platforms! Your Personality is incredibly, relatable. You are stronger than you might know. Love your humble charm. I obviously don't know you, seems like you are opening up, more lately. Kudos! Much Success! Thank You! Iliza is Hilarious. Glad you two connected, as friends.
Mayim she was hosting her jeopardy
“Whatever it is you have they’re gonna use that to take it away from you.” That statement and whole comment point. Thank you, Iliza. I was never that tough or socially aware to know those answers. I wish I had been. Thank you 🙏🧡👏💪
Adore both of you. So great to see you together and know you’re friends. So funny, and informative. Thank you.
this episode was so great! I have fibromyalgia and was diagnosed at 20. hearing from another young woman that she's had a similar experience with pain, diagnosis, and the medical system was really uplifting for me!
This breakdown show gets better and better each time 🤩 🤍✨ I’m 34 and I too read that book for my back pain and I’m doing stretching that has helped me get my life back, but also I identified my stress source, which was key to my recovery. (No magic cure but a lifestyle to maintain the results/progress)
Mayim, thank you. I have non epileptic seizures caused by clenching which was triggered by a whiplash injury when I fell off a horse. After 4 years of multiple varying specialist doctors....the only person to get me out of a wheelchair was a chiropractor who focuses on this level of healing. This episode episode has given me such a relief xx thank you for these videos xx
INVISIBLE CHRONIC PAIN: I would love for more channels with large platforms to discuss Endometriosis, the stigma around female reproduction conditions, and the lack of research and funding to help.
Iliza is a Queen. She one of the absolute best standups Ever. Right up there at George Carlin level. She writes her routines(not just jokes), and she is whip smart. Thank you for bringing her on. Love love love this superbly funny woman.