How many artists have ever sat down and write a 8 chapters of a story about his life and then put that 8 chapter's in to a 4 minute song telling the whole story. Ren is a giant among men all to say don't give up you still have HOPE ❤

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

He's a rare gem 💎

This song is amazing and once you have listened to the Chapters that Ren read, you understand it completely. Our sick boi lyrical genius ❤

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

I think I'm on chapter 6... it's so good!

@SandraP3796

2 ай бұрын

@@MrsRealistic Be prepared to cry

@Threadbow

2 ай бұрын

​@@MrsRealistic Amazing how Ren is using his experience to uplift others. He has not forgotten those left still ill. 🤍 A message of hope.

@FloydPepper1975

2 ай бұрын

He tells a harrowing story of pain, illness and frustration and still manages to fit in "Let's get it on" as background music for a rectal exam. That's why he's the greatest! Oh, and also the talent. But mainly because of the Marvin Gaye probe. 😂

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

@@FloydPepper1975 That totally made me laugh 😆

For those who haven't yet... ya Gotta watch his story... all 8 chapters! (Troubles Playlist!) His lyrics are Truly His Story... "clawed at the laminate"... I mean Come On Man!!!

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

Yes, they're so good...I think I'm on chapter 6

@woodywoodman2319

2 ай бұрын

@@MrsRealistic only gets Better from there!!!

Oh hes back with a vengence, he sampled an old blues lady for this

@Traveler13

2 ай бұрын

i dont know who the videographer was but needs a mention don't you think

@joshuawiedenbeck6944

2 ай бұрын

Videographer for this one was Josh. They had a small behind the scenes on Patreon where he and Josh drove around looking for spots to film.

@Traveler13

2 ай бұрын

@@joshuawiedenbeck6944 Brilliant job, i love how he searches for the best locations

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

It was epic as always! His knowledge and love for all kinds of music is amazing!

@helenjarvis7755

2 ай бұрын

Vera Hall

I pre-ordered both Amazon and iTunes... and i dont even have an iPhone! Thats how i feel about Rens music!

"Hammer Of Thor" indeed.

Ren is an Angel here on Earth.

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

Yes he sure is!

Yes. You need an advocate if you can't advocate for yourself.

Second reaction to this song. Sounds like what he went through culminated in a profound spiritual experience.

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

Yes, a horrific battle, but something that changed him as a person.

There really aren't words for what Ren went through and how he gets that out to the world. He's phenomenal. You're spot on about the medical system. Kudos to Ren for being a persistent self advocate. Even if the system weren't such trash, the importance of self advocacy would and does remain.

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

Amen to that! We need to be our own advocates!

The UK National Health Service is helpful but rare diseases like Lyme's tend to fall through the cracks. Waiting lists are appalling in the UK. Thanks for going to the trouble of finding a very fresh Ren track.

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

I get so excited when his new stuff comes out! 😍

Rens chapters put a whole new light on his music.

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

I'm up to chapter 6...Soooo good!

A lovely touching reaction to this special song , one I am sure will open up many more medical eyes and minds around the world via the exposure it will hopefully get.

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

We can only hope!

My goodness I love this ❤❤ 👏👏👏 My American sister 🇺🇸🇬🇧🩷🩷👍👍🙏

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

Aww thank you, my English sister! My dad is from Wolverhampton, by the way 😉😊

The "Missing" Chapters(8 of them) are really amazing to listen, hear, and understand. Truly brings context and clarity to this track.

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

Yes, I think I'm on chapter 6 😊

Love his jacket also

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, that jacket is perfect!

#hope

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

Amen 🙏

Well done Ren. Full frontal lobotomy all wrapped up in a wonderful, and hopeful, all inspiring track. Great passionate reaction.

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

Thank you kindly!

Have you watched the documentary "Unrest", it is a much watch and explains his battles and those of others .... Maybe you could Interview MRS BREA. This message is so important to the Millions MISSING.... excellent reaction

@Threadbow

2 ай бұрын

Interview Ren first.

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

I've watched a few interviews and such, but I'm not sure if I've seen that one. I don't think I'd be much good at interviewing anyone. My brain isn't quite wired for that type of thing. I think it might be a disaster 😆

@Threadbow

2 ай бұрын

@MrsRealistic with ren, he's so easy to just chat with. A conversation as you started off would flow easily x

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

@Threadbow That honestly sounds terrifying 😬😆 I'm pretty outgoing as a person, and love to talk with people, but that's in a real life scenario out "in the wild". I'm not into celebrity "worship"... but I KNOW I would fan girl if I spoke to Ren. I would end up a stuttering mess 🫣🤣 I'm not one to get flustered around people, but with Ren I think it would be a whole different story. 🙊

@Threadbow

2 ай бұрын

@@MrsRealistic 😊🤍🤣 I hear you I've me him a few times and just chatted. He's way younger than me so I just don't see him that way. Just do you. Great job that you do. You made me chuckle

❤👌

cheers

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

🍻

The chapters are very hard but necessary to everyone to hear.

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

I think I'm on chapter 6 now 😊

Ren is a beautiful human being! 😊😊❤

REN is truly an angel on earth Such struggles he has had and still fighting…a true inspiration for us all as we each have our own battles

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

Amen 🙏

Always love your reaction

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

Thank you 😊🙏

that terrible suffering helped create this genius .

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

That's very true!

Thank you 🙏🤍 Mrs. Realistic 🖤 for your 🐷 Ren - Troubles reaction! #ren #verahall #troublesohard #troubles #slaughterhouse #calgary

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He's so good

💢💢💢 I saw this new release by Ren posted all over my KZread page. I wasn't sure what type of song it was going to be. There were quite a few reactors posting this song ... and I chose to listen to yours. Something about your honesty in previous reactions , I suppose. It was the right choice .. thank you Mrs. Realistic. I felt a lot of what was written on your face. 💢💢💢

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

Aww thank you, you're very kind 😊

Ren. Speechless.

Aww loved you reaction 🥰 sorry bit late watching and you managed to get it out quickly 😝 Ren never disappoints 😁 take care ❤

@MrsRealistic

Ай бұрын

😆 No worries! Thanks for checking it out!

Always here for your Ren shit.

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

Aww thanks! 😁

❤

FANTASTIC reaction my lady. 👏👏👏👏👏👏

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

Thank you!! 😁

He did so great! I'm proud of him for the whole week leading to this! I pre ordered this song! Thank you for reacting!

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching! 😁

You’re so right he didn’t need to go through any of the suffering. He didn’t need to feel all the pain and feel hopeless. I do wonder though, what his music would be like if he didn’t. Would we all get the same feeling we do when we listen to it now, because that pain is his music and the music is now his medicine.

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

You're so right... it's a catch 22...a double edge sword... and I remember him talking about this in an interview when asked, "if you could go back and never have had to go through your illness, would you?" And he said he didn't know if he'd change anything because it was what made him who he is today. Many people might have just curled up and died, but he used it as fodder to spur him on. It takes a special kind of person to do that. So I think HE thinks it happened for a reason... as tragic as it is.

“Hope is a dangerous thing. Hope can drive a man insane." As a Young. . . Man? (Can I even call myself that anymore?) who suffers from chronic pain, I've had to try to come to grips with that. I would welcome Death like an old friend, but it seems he too has forgotten me.

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

I'm so sorry. I pray you find some relief. God bless you my friend 🙏

Thanks for your obviously heartfelt reaction. ❤ inspiring.

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

Aww thank you! 😊

With every nod of your head, the Deteriorating look on your Face with Acknowledgement of the next Phrase> overflows with pain overtakes with Love: [66 years Old Renegade. Yorkshire UK ]

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

That's exactly how I felt...Ren has way with words, to help people really FEEL what he's trying to convey. My dad is from Wolverhampton by the way :)

The end is so powerful, my reaction was exactly the same as yours❤

Love you Ren and Thank you

Love your reactions 👍

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

Thank you!! 😁 That's very kind!

I took your likes off of 666 😂 Nice reaction. Those Chapters abd this song needs to be required in medical schools everywhere . ❤

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

You're not kidding! And thanks for moving me away from the number of the beast LOL!

That doctor that said "you seem obsessed" what the actual hell is he doing giving a response like that to a patient whom he had personally failed to uphold hid 1st rule as a doctor to do no harm. I dont think I could have walked out of that office without hitting that jerk.

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

You and me both!

REN Is Bardcore.

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

True DAT! 👍

Ren mentioned that the stem cell doctor asked him to document his progress through the procedure. As you know the $25,000 was waved because he chose Ren as a special case. Ren just paid "his Angel" the ultimate homage by putting out the "Chapters 1-8" and wrapping it all up in a bow with this final song. 🤗

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

Amen to that! 🙌

🔥🫶🔥

I'm not much for rap but leave it to Ren to make me tear up from a rap song. Lol

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

Right?!

Past celebrities didn't make it any easier, as they made it to seem that people in real pain are seen as "doctor shopping" for painkillers as the case with the late Michael Jackson, Prince etc...

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

Good point!

🤘comment for the algorithm 😬 This Troubles video really took off, wow. Almost 900K views in 4 days 😮 Hope it charts to bring more awareness to his message

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

Ren is changing the world one song at a time!

Great reaction, really enjoyed your post song synopsis! I worked in emergency medicine for 27yrs as paramedic/firefighter, and part time here n there as an ER tech at a couple hospitals, the reason I liked your synopsis is because you recognized that it's a messed up system without demonizing the doctors, or should I say medical community as whole too bad. Trust me, there are some big time a-holes, a lot of them being doctors, if I had a nickel for every doc I ever met with a god complex...well, I'd have enough to take you and your family out to dinner...lol. There's a lot of great nurses and even some docs that truly care and take their oath seriously. The system is so broke though a lot of times they're handcuffed, and I don't think it's a debate over universal healthcare or not. People fall through the cracks regardless. I think maybe a start would be for the medical community to start moving away from the old narrative of disregarding or ignoring folks who self diagnose or became a "google doc", even some of the good ones do that to patients sometimes. The internet is no longer the wild west, it has a lot of valuable information if you know where to look, and people know their own bodies better than any doctor or nurse. They should approach it like maybe it's just a communication issue, just because the patient doesn't have a degree on the wall or know the medical lingo, doesn't mean the doctor can't try to interpret what they're telling them. Anyway, just spit ballin' over here, I've rambled long enough, keep up the good work!! ✌💚

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

I feel the same way! I've met some amazing doctors who truly care about their patients, and some nurses who were angels on earth. There are a ton of them who are unfortunately brainwashed, and/or uneducated on anything they didn't learn in med school, or who laugh at anyone who tries to use alternative treatments and the simplest of things like diet and lifestyle change. Just throw pills at people and send them on their way. Many are bought and paid for...who have forgotten why they probably got into medicine in the first place! But you're right...the whole system leaves them shackled to rules that they can't get past. As far as google goes...I went to a doctor asking for some blood work years ago because I had all the symptoms of low thyroid. He laughed at me and said, "Oh, is that what doctor google told you?" What a pompous ass. I've had a few encounters with doctors like that. People fall through the cracks everywhere...and Ren was one of them. There are people who it happens to here as well, especially those who don't have insurance and can't afford to go get the testing done that might give them some answers. Our family can't afford insurance because my husband makes too much to be eligible for medicaid but not enough to afford insurance for the 5 of us, that would actually cover anything. Health care shouldn't be dependent on how much money you make. And the level of care that you get shouldn't be only based on how good your insurance is. I know myself...I don't feel as good as I know I should...but the rabbit hole I would have to go down would cost me thousands that I don't have. I've already tried numerous things hoping to feel better...yet here I am, right where I started. And I'm over here rambling too LOL! Thanks for your comment :)

@sunshynff

2 ай бұрын

@@MrsRealistic... Thank you for sharing part of your story with me. I kind of feel guilty actually, before I retired I think I often blindly defended the medical community when I wasn't fully aware. I was sort of medically privileged, any time I've been sick ,hurt or when I needed my appendix out, it was a hospital I either worked at or took patients to, so I always got the insider treatment, but I didn't realize it. I retired a little early due to PTSD, which among other things gave me horrible nightmares and for a time I was soooooo desperate to stay wake 24/7 that I started self medicating with street stuff. Some strong stuff sent me into a major panic attack one night and a friend took me to the ER, it had been a few years and I had a beard, plus a lot of turnover with the nurses. Boy oh boy did I see what it's like if you get the label "druggie" or "OD" put on your chart when your admitted. I tried to tell the nurse that I had a history of panic attacks and that I just needed an Ativan drip or Xanax, she and later another nurse, totally barked at me like a child, that I was just looking for a fix. My panic attack was so bad I just took it cause I wanted to feel better. the doc came in later and guess what, ordered an Ativan drip. As soon as the iv bag was empty I undid my IV and left, they're like you can't do that, I go funny, I just did, see ya. I quit self medicating after that but I've had 2 primary docs since refuse to give me a Xanax script for my panic disorder, and it's the only med that gives a little relief. I was on it for 7yrs before I retired, it sometimes took a year to go through 30 0.5mg pills cause I only used them like "break glass in case of emergency" situation. The illegal stuff I was on was an upper too, so i dont get it, one little slip, and now I guess my chart is permanently marked as a drug seeker. Ugggh. I had a bad one two days ago and i had to take a bunch of Nyquil just to pass out and sleep thru it. Sorry, hearing your story got me fired up, thanks for letting me vent. Take care.

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

@@sunshynff I was stuck on antidepressants for 10 years because the withdrawals were so severe I couldn't stop taking them. No doctor ever told me that was a side effect. They didn't care enough to. I had severe PPD in the form of anxiety and panic attacks when my second daughter (born in 2002) was 6 weeks old...fast forward to 2009 and I was told I had high liver enzymes. The first doctor treated me like I was an alcoholic (I only have one drink maybe once every few months) thinking I had cirrhosis of the liver, then accused me of having had my tattoos done in some back alley, because it must be Hep C, which is wasn't...Then after weeks of tests, ultrasounds, CT scans and MRI's, found a tumor (benign) on my liver...removed it, and 61 staples later, told me I had congenital hepatic fibrosis, of which I had ZERO symptoms. 2 years later I was told I had high liver enzymes and 2 more tumors. I told them to shove it and I wasn't going through another surgery. I'd rather go through childbirth (which I had done twice during this time frame) than have to heal from that. fast forward again to 2012 and I slowly managed to wean myself off of the antidepressants by cutting the pills smaller and smaller. in 2014 I got pregnant with my 5th and last baby...and the routine pre natal bloodwork showed TOTALLY NORMAL LIVER ENZYMES. Hmm, either the doctors were full of shit, didn't know why I had the tumors so they just found the diagnosis that fit and went with it, OR the antidepressants were the only reason I had high liver enzymes. I wonder which one seems more likely? I never had those other tumors removed, and to this day I still might have them, if my liver hasn't totally healed on its own. But every time I've had bloodwork done since I got off the meds, my liver enzymes have been totally normal. Not ONE doctor ever asked me about medication I was taking and that maybe, just maybe, my liver couldn't filter it anymore after 10 years. So now I have a scar that spans the entirely of my upper abdomen and my stomach muscles will NEVER be normal again. I used to be a gymnast and had an incredibly strong core. It's totally destroyed now, and probably for nothing.I could have been saved from ALL of that unnecessary intervention if ONE doctor had cared enough to tell me I shouldn't take those meds long term and gave me a plan to deal with PPD instead of just tossing me pills and sending me on my way. I knew they weren't doing anything for me after a few years, and the side effects like waking up drenched in sweat were awful! I managed to deal with any anxiety I've had well without the meds. And I only ever used Xanax, like you said, as an emergency. But I haven't had a panic attack in about 10 years now. Even tho I had "good insurance" during the time I had my surgery, I still got thousands of dollars of medical bills to add insult to injury. Needless to say, I'm weary of doctors as a whole. 😞 There is a time and place...and if you're lucky enough to find one who actually cares you've found the needle in the haystack. If I break a bone I'll go to the doctor. But for the most part I avoid it like the plague. My husband needed life saving treatment for mono last year, and we're grateful for it. But now we're left with $100,000 in medical bills for a weeks stay in the ICU.😡

@sunshynff

2 ай бұрын

@@MrsRealistic Holy crap, that sucks sooooo bad, I'm sorry that you had to go through all that. I too was on anti depressant for almost 10yrs, partially because it really worked, although it took 3 other ones experimenting before I found the right one. I got off it last year because I was in between insurance, and also because I didn't think they worked like they used to. The withdrawals were horrible, but I eventually got through them. Now this new doc, who won't give me the xanax, wants me to get back on them, I started for a bout a week and the side effects hit my like a ton of bricks. Granted my mood off of them has swung more to the extremes, like I'm either very sad n weepy, or in a VERY good mood, back on them, I'm just kind of numb. I think I'd rather take the lows with highs, than just be normal and numb all the time, so I'm in the process of deciding to continue being back on them because I just applied for disability, and my disability lawyer says I need to be compliant with my doc to have the best chance of getting approved. They got us by the balls one way or another I guess...lol. Take care, good luck.

@MrsRealistic

2 ай бұрын

@sunshynff That's how I felt. I would rather have shitty days so I can also have great days than be numb. I've been med free for about 11 years. I was on about 3 different ones over the years, but it was the effexor that I was on the longest. I still get "head zaps" if I'm really tired. Just the long-term effects that I'm left with that will most likely never go away. I had a shitty day yesterday just feeling down, useless, and old... but that never lasts long. We're supposed to have emotions 😆 I say, if you're handling things without them...stay off! There are diet and lifestyle changes you can make that will do what the meds are supposed to do. Sometimes that's extreme. For example, if I eat anything other than keto, I am more depressed, anxious and extremely bloated. If I don't exercise, I get depressed. And I haven't been working out consistently... which I think is why it finally caught up to me yesterday. I have to keep up on my vitamins and supplements. I've had to take my health into my own hands because doctors will never go anything but the allopathic route of meds... and it's just a band aid. So, like you said, they get you by the balls, the short and curlies, etc...especially if you need to qualify for things like disability and such. I hope you get things worked out. I hate that the system doesn't work FOR us, which is what it is supposed to do. "First do no harm" right? 😒