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Lullaby/Mother I | Reaction/Analysis ft Teagan Early! (Patreon)

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2024-07-27 14:00:12
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Dorothy Rosenberg

So I’m among the super patrons? Guess I’ll leave the first comment for this post. It’s nice to get this introduction and YouTube video on this amazing artist. Mutual admiration is so wonderful.

Dorothy Rosenberg

I’m so impressed that a truly traumatic experience prompted this incredible artistic expression. I’m so afraid that fertility issues will be seriously impacted by the destruction of women’s autonomy.

Dorothy Rosenberg

I’m lucky enough to have a physician husband. US healthcare system has become an oxymoron (it’s a system; but it doesn’t care about people and health is a billing opportunity). My husband began as an advocate for his patients, guiding them through the system & getting them the appropriate treatment. Today, physicians are given 15 minutes to see a stranger & decide whether they can access care (which can be given only if certain “benchmarks” are met). Our healthcare system is the most expensive in the world (2X more than the second), but it is the worst qualitatively in the developed world. Maternal/infant mortality rates are like those in failed nations - and they’re falling rapidly. Can you tell that I have been triggered?

Dorothy Rosenberg

PS. My sister & her son/wife both had serious fertility issues. One had to go through in vitro fertilization & surrogacy. Many women experience the heartbreak of miscarriages (I’ve had 5).

Phoenix Mackenzie

13:27 says that yet the 7 and a half hour video...🤣

Phoenix Mackenzie

well I sobbed multiple times by the end, absolutely beautiful

MandaPanda
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I haven't made it passed her telling her story of what happened in Kansas and I'm in tears. I'm sure I'm about to be the same.

MandaPanda

This was a beautifully heart-wrenching song! It spoke to me more than I thought it would. Thank you for this awesome collaboration.

Ace Trainer Aster

Gods, this is absolutely shattering. While I won't experience the same hurt other people might with fertility issues, gods can I relate in other ways. I won't get into detail, but let's just say I'm glad that, and promply sobbed when, Teagan brought up gender affirming healthcare.

Jacob Minger

Watching this music video by myself brought me to tears. But watching it again with you and Teagan together along with the analysis brought SO MUCH more to it.

MJ

i didnt even know you were a huge fan of thomas sanders I love thomas videos and I always scream your intro

Alex Gukgak

I had not listened to the music before watching this video, thinking it’d be fun to be surprised… I was in no way prepared for what was to come. It resonates with me in a way I hadn’t expected and I’ve been brought to tears several times watching this. Beautiful. Absolutely gorgeous.

liminalpsych

I have to remember to comment something like this on YouTube later but just so I don’t forget: I’m a dfab nonbinary person who’s never ever had an urge to reproduce in my *life,* and actually deal with anxiety close to full blown tokophobia. The idea of *wanting* pregnancy, childbirth, and small children has always been very alien to me, even though I can logically understand it as a sensible biological drive that many people have. This is the closest I’ve come to *feeling* an understanding rather than just *logicking* an understanding, and that’s powerful as hell. I don’t know what combination of story + vocals + wording + visuals… or if it was simply that it was phrased in such a way that found the core commonality of it—always knowing you wanted something, having that one thing you were So Certain of, and then the trauma of losing it (losing the future or the identity you’ve always carried)—but even the particulars of the One Thing being biological motherhood was framed in such a way that…. Even though it’s not specifically something I ever want or have ever wanted (quite the opposite), I felt an echo of understanding of what it must be to want that, yearn for it, and lose it. Which is *powerful.* and really incredibly moving communicative connective art. …and also, holy hell, how messed up is that whole situation. :-/ yeeeeesh. Utterly traumatic and infuriating and wrecking. (I *can* relate to experiences of the messed up medical system, as a person with late diagnosed chronic health conditions.)

Tee Michael

as someone who knows they have the potentiality for fertility issues, who knows they could be told they’ll never have children, and even though i have semi-severe tokophobia…i still want to be a parent someday…and this hits so extremely hard and had me in genuine tears.

Mellohi

Gods, everytime I thought I was finally able to compose myself, I was brought to tears again. Teagan Early is such a gifted women I hope the best for her and her journey going forward.

Daniel Wilson

Hehehehe… Earley access