Naomi Judd | Dr. Oz| 2018
In her memoir, River of Time: My Descent into Depression and How I Emerged with Hope, country music star Naomi Judd opens up about her mental health struggles and her battle with addiction. Judd credits spending time with her family for helping her through her severe depression. One of her strategies for improving her family relationships is the list of rules that she, her husband Larry Strickland, and her daughters Wynonna and Ashley drafted together. She shares the rules in the hopes that they can be beneficial for other families as well.
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The Judd Family Powwow Rules
1. No interrupting.
2. No shouting.
3. Each of us must realize we have our own realities.
4. Everyone gets as much time as they need to express themselves completely.
5. Everyone should be prepared with our thoughts and solutions, so time isn't wasted.
6. Stop and think before you speak so that you talk to the person as if he or she were a friend instead of a relative.
7. Everyone needs to remember that these are just issues. Our commitment to communicating is the bottom line to making sure the family endures.
.. segment from Dr. Oz show
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This was a wonderful interview. It strikes me as so tragic and ironic that Naomi had so much great advice for others but in the end she was unable to help herself. She was such an amazing and inspirational woman..what a tremendous loss for everyone.
@barbaraingram5147
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Well said, well said ...
What a wonderful interview to look back upon. RIP Naomi.
You are an 😇 Angel. I love you Momma Judd.
This interview gave me hope and sadness at the same time.
❤ Precious Naomi❣️ I wish that somebody would investigate the medication‘s she was taking for depression because many of them, warn that they do cause suicidal tendencies. Naomi is a creative brilliant woman, she is not mentally ill. It is Spiritual warfare. Love ❤️ you forever Naomi! ❤❤❤❤
@user-wt6gl5sb2w
4 ай бұрын
Imo. Prescriptions can be much more dangerous than simply connecting with a trusted friend.. people in pain need a way to let it out with someone they trust which is much safer than taking harmful chemicals and shock treatments.
Rest in sweet peace Naomi.. you will be forever missed..
You can tell shes still struggling. But trying desperately to help others. ❤
So very sad . . . she was an awesome woman.
I know what it's like to have a mom with mental illness.Its real tough.You wants to help so badly,and you cannot change their circumstance .You can only hold them and love them.Its really sad...I miss my mom every day.
She was gorgeous
@marilynwagers786
Жыл бұрын
Why did she commit suicide that's so strange
@kate60
Жыл бұрын
@@marilynwagers786 She was tired
@julieharrison5772
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@@marilynwagers786 mental illness makes you do things you normally wouldn't. May she sing with the angels now in Heaven.
@michelinelalonde2217
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@@marilynwagers786 If you’ve never struggled with depression that deep, you will never truly understand.
Naomi I love you soo much. I to have had anxiety and depression and tried suicide thank God I am still here. Thank you 😊 so much for being so honest and telling all of us your true life story. ❤️ Now 4 years later I am so sorry you are no longer here with your two beautiful and precious daughters and all of us. Along with them and the world are soo very heart broken 💔 always will be. You are so missed and so loved. You have and you still are helping soo many myself included. Thank you. ❤️ Your precious soul and spirit will always be with your two beautiful precious daughters and all of us. Much love hugs and prayers always. ❤️ 😪😔❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🍁🍁
She was so beautiful inside and out....
I cry for her pain that she so bravely and fiercely fought until she just could no more. She was such an advocate and still is for being candid and forthcoming about mental health struggles, and will always love her so much as well as both of her daughters as a southern woman, all three of them I put the strength and sass what it means to be a female born and raised in the South. We are kindhearted kudzu - rebel belles - steel magnolias ❤
Prayers for Naomi’s family and I’m so thankful that this interview aired as it helps so many of us.
Beautiful Lady , She is and forever be missed♥️ I Love You Naomi Sleep with The Angels in Heaven 🍒🍒😪
She really seemed lovely during her better times. So heartbreaking she couldn’t beat that horrible disease. I’ve dealt with it most of my life.
I still can’t make it through her interviews. 💔
RIP NAOMI.. ❤BEAUTIFUL WOMEN SHE WAS..❤
@barrytolbert2026
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So blessed and amazing love and life. We all will miss her.. I c u.....
Rest In Peace Mama Judd 💔
IF she'd only been vulnerable to her daughters
RIP sweet Naomi (Gravy) x
She couldn't get past the hurt...for that I'm sorry & for what Husband, Wynona, & Ashley had to go thru also
It's strange how she fought Hepatitis- yet she took her life years later. Seems she remained optimistic yet like in teen years when your turning into an adult ( finding who you are), the Senior years must have aided in her giving up.
WOW 😢 and she didn't overpower it 😭 I'd be interested to see what Dr Oz has said since
Shame on that no-good uncle!