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today I've brought you a very special guest to talk about opiate addiction

withdrawal as well as recovery so make sure you stay tuned

what is everybody this is Chris from the rewired soul where we talk about the

problem but focus on the solution and if you're new to my channel my channel is

all about mental health as well as addiction recovery so if you're into

that kind of stuff make sure you subscribe and ring that notification

bell so yes special guest Roberta I'll introduce to you in just a little

bit so I just want to give you some backstory on I know Roberta and why

she's doing club with me so YouTube

addiction and mental health stuff for those of you who don't know me I am a

recovering opiate addict myself I just celebrated six years in June you know

smaller than I am you know I was really like reaching out talking to people and

just watching other people and seeing what their videos were like and like

Roberta and I we talked a little bit like in her comments and I was just

watching her with these ups and downs some withdrawal videos some like sober

videos and withdrawal videos some sober videos and I was just watching you know

I got clean that we don't do that we don't try to force anybody into doing

this but like I talked about on my channel like unsolicited advice and

interventions and just came a point where I was like I want to share a

little bit of her experience of you know what was going on in her life and what

she's been doing to stay clean for the few months someone recently asked me

what my resistance was to joining a or n/a my drug of choice is opiates

prescription painkillers I had a drinking problem I never really

considered myself an alcoholic but definitely a pain pill addict for sure I

guess for me I had been in and out of the

rooms in AAA and AAA na na a for several times in my life and 43 years old when I

became first became actively addictive to addicted to painkillers I was in my

early 20s and life goes on things happen in and out of the rooms of

AAA and na and I guess I just never really wanted to commit I knew that if I

stayed there in those rooms that I would have to do the work and I always felt

like especially in my younger years I always felt like there was more living

that I had to do I felt like living meant keep doing the things that I

questioned that we're harming me at the time I guess and so I just resisted

there's a squirrel back there chasing me

years later I started a channel on YouTube Rock and Roberta and I was

getting off the maintenance medication called suboxone and I wanted to document

it so people could see what the withdrawal was like because there wasn't

a lot online that that I found very helpful some some some channels helped

but I wanted people to see what the withdrawal was like daily so I

documented that well when I got off suboxone I really thought I was cured

because when I got out in suboxone I didn't crave anymore and I thought I

was cured did a little bit of counseling especially in the beginning I was on

suboxone for three years but I went got a suboxone it was like all of a sudden I

had to face reality again and I just I kept slipping up and relapsing and I

didn't go back into active addiction but I didn't want to and I found my channel

I was crying and I said I need help and one of my subscribers Nicole Nicole

or day she was always on me to get into the program get into the program and

actually several of my subscribers were always on my butt to do it and I was

just always resistant toward it and then the rewired soul came on one of my

subscribers and he was like I have why aren't you going to meetings and I

thought to myself as I'm laying there crying after a slip-up of doing oxy for

how many ever days I was like why why am I not so I got my butt into a a at the

for the thing I did differently this time was I got a sponsor right away and

so I just finished my fourth step I like being in the program

it's definitely work and but at this point in my life I'm ready to do the

work I had to admit that I had a problem and I had to ask for help

and so I finally finally at this stage of my life I was able to do that and so

it's difficult it's challenging changing my life is challenging I'm new to

recovery it's only been a few months but you know I'm doing it and it

I know it's I know it's worth it I know it's worth it to take care of myself

I've had a I've had a rough life some of it was bestowed upon me and some

to myself and I'm just ready for ready for the change come over and just look I

just wanted Roberta to share like what a lot of us go through and you know to to

kind of you know go back nobody did for me

everything that Roberta's done is 1,000% her you know but like we need to support

each other and whether it's addiction or mental health like the other day I

talked about something called an informal intervention pretty much just

what I did that's all I did on Roberto's Roberta saying like on her

video like when she was talking about how she was like crying and you know why

don't you just go into some meetings you know like I do not try to strong-arm

anybody into going into any meetings but at a certain point we have to have

somebody come in and tell us what we need to hear and not what we want to

hear and I could definitely relate to Roberta like I tried to do this thing my

own way for many years for many years I was trying to do things my own way I'm

like I'm gonna quit when I want to I'm gonna do this

all these other things right and none of them ever worked and it wasn't until the

point by botulin and I said you know what maybe I don't know what's best for

me maybe I need to try something new maybe I need to do something different

and luck Roberta I bounced in and out of the rooms too but I never put in the

work I never put in the work I've mentioned this in very old videos like

going to you know the rooms or even going to therapy

it's like prescription so it blows my mind

it blows my mind how many people I was

to come over here you know it's crazy like she is say this for a few months

this is all stupid and I know some of you came here for addiction recovery

stuff and like I know I kind of dive into all sorts of different mental

health topics like if you want to follow someone's addiction recovery journey

whether you are in recovery whether you're trying to get clean or if you

have a loved one who's in addiction that we're trying to get clean like check out

Roberta's channel I will have links down the description up in the info card it

will also be at the end but Roberta makes like videos a ton like a lot of

videos and she talked about her journey and she talks about her struggles and a

success and everything all right so make sure

that you go check out Roberta but let me let me hear from all of you and I know

some of you watching this you know you're you don't have a problem with

drugs or alcohol or anything like that but let me know down in the comments

below like have you ever been really resistant to something that might help

you I mean you finally did it and it actually helped like let me know down in

the comments like it's just really interesting to me how stubborn we can

all be sometimes all right anyways that's all I got for you with this video

if you like this video please give it a thumbs up if you're new make sure to

subscribe and win that notification about promise there is a leak right

there click or tap subscribe to Roberta she's amazing she's awesome go check out

her channel out subscribe rainy notification about thank you so much for

Roberta for coming over and sharing your story I'll see you all next time

For more infomation >> What is Opiate Addiction, Withdrawal and Recovery Like? Ft. Rockin Roberta - Duration: 10:41.

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What is Halloween: You Will Have Truble Sleeping After Seeing This - Duration: 6:02.

Today's video about Halloween in America

This is one of the decorated houses

As you can see it is very scary

Walking Dead

skulls

witches

a lot of things

Here are the three witches

It is not a house but a place of Horror

To the end

lets see it

Here in America there are people obsessed with decorating their homes for Halloween

Very fancy decorating

Look at this thing on the wheelchair

And put him on nourishing

art

what you saw is not a festival

It is a house

Decorated with these things

for Halloween

The Hallion is held every year

On October 31

in America

And other places

Such as Germany exists but less

Halloween

Is a Christian celebration

Some says it is likely to be pagan

Before Christianity

It is a celebrated as Ammar said

On 31 October

As you can see the houses are decorated like this

Halloween Evolved over time

Before they visited the graves

They put candles on them

Because they believe in this day

the souls of the saints, martyrs and people

wonder around

They fast from eating meat today

And several other things

Stay with us to see what else they do on this day

People wear costumes

Especially children

they enjoy this day

They take small baskets like these

Let me show it to you

They carry it with their hands

And wear a costume

They knock on the doors

Not all doors

houses which are decorated

They turn on lights at night

if it is turned of the don't go

mean They do not celebrate the day

but if the lights were turned on

They knock the door and say

Trick or Treat

They give them candy

They return in large quantities

From desserts to their homes joyfuly

This reminds us of our traditions

In Magina, Magina

The same

Some give them candy and the other pours water on them

To go

What do you think of this habit?

Write us in the comments

Look at the size of these pumpkins

Giant

Some traditions of Halloween

Is pumpkin carving

As you can see here

They are celebrating

And all come

Pumpkin is free

But you buy sculpture tools

They light them for Halloween

Ireland considers Halloween the first day of winter

And also some traditions

Which is held in Halloween

is lighting a fire

Near the houses

A belief that spirits are lost on that day

the use the light To find their way

Families meet

Some are fasting

Of meat

They make potato dumplings

Frying pans

Apple Pies

They telling Horror stories

They watch Horror movies

And such things

Some people go to churches

They light candles

For loved ones departed

Like us on our fests

Previously, when the houses dont give food

the kids make troubles around the house

this is why it is called Trick or Treat

other information about Halloween

it is allso called

Halloween Festival

And also the day of horror

The tradition of wearing costumes dates back

to the sixteenth century

they were wearing

costumes

and knock the doors and sing

Religious songs and hymns

For food

Because at that time there was a drought

One belief in this celebration

They say that the house that refrains from offering sweets and food

Accompanied by bad luck for next year

For the next season

We hope you liked our special episode about Halloween

Do not forget to subscribe to the channel

And tell your family and your friends about us

Go now and watch this video

Do not forget to Subscribe

so we continue making new videos

There is also a channel called Ammar and Israa

Do not forget to subscribe to it

Write to us your opinion of these traditions

Whether you are against it or with it

Bye

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Invictus Games host Kumi Taguchi reveals what went on behind the scenes at the Opening Ceremony - Bl - Duration: 5:09.

Now that I have time and space to sit back and reflect on the week that was, I keep coming back to the Opening Ceremony of the Invictus Games

The storm and the broadcast delay is common knowledge but what is not common knowledge is what was going on behind the scenes

Hundreds of us evacuated from the outdoor stage, demountable dressing rooms, and tents

Then, faces pressed against the glass of the Opera House, watching as electrical bolts from the sky lit up the horizon

And, as the minutes ticked by, an increasing anxiety that maybe the event, one that had been a year in the planning, might not go ahead

Yes, it was a nerve-wracking time for everyone involved.How do we get dressed and ready? How do we get on air? Is the site safe? But all I kept thinking about were the 500 competitors making their way to the Opera House for a night that would celebrate the start of their big week

I remember closing my eyes and wishing beyond anything else that, for them, we would make it back on site and get the show going

I would have too.Imagine losing your identity to injury, your self-confidence, your sense of worth, your connection to your spouse and children, or your job

And then, beyond all expectations, rising above all that and signing up for a competition, training and saying to yourself, I believe in you

I believe in your future.I believe there is life for you after.It takes the most incredible amount of courage — courage I have never had to call on in my life

And to have that beacon, that start line of the Invictus Games thwarted by weather

Well, it just didn't seem fair.The storm passed, the site was checked, and we were finally allowed back in

It was a mad rush to get on stage and our adrenalin was pumping.It was a big enough event even before the weather hit, with high-profile attendees and the world watching

But with the delay and uncertainty added to that, I felt like we needed to do even more

To be honest, I wasn't sure how it was going to go.There were possible technical failings — a few happened while we were on air — and there was settling the nerves and finding focus again after such a disruptive few hours

But I had help.Before the Opening Ceremony went live, we were on stage, running through the dos and don'ts of a live broadcast to our audiences on-site: turn off your mobiles, no flashes, no smoking etc

And as I looked across to the competitors, my eye happened to settle on a man in the Australian team

He was in a wheelchair in the front row and had an assistance dog with him, a trusty companion trained to sense anxiety and settle nerves

As luck would have it, he happened to be in my peripheral vision all night.And every time there was a stumble or a technical difficulty, I would find myself casting my gaze towards him and his dog, and feel a deep sense of duty to do the best I could

A few days later, I called the head of the Australian team to find out who that man was

I wanted to thank him for calming me in the midst of the literal storm.He was Matthew Blunt, deployed to Timor Leste and Malaysia

Medically discharged in 2016 because of PTSD.Matthew, thank you.May everything that comes your way in the future, be the brightest of bright

For more infomation >> Invictus Games host Kumi Taguchi reveals what went on behind the scenes at the Opening Ceremony - Bl - Duration: 5:09.

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EW staff reveals: What was your first scary movie? - Duration: 17:34.

 Judging from EW staffers' recollections, watching your first scary movie is an unforgettable experience

We culled some horrible (and some delightful!) horror film memories by posing the question

Now answer for yourself below! No-Sleep Sleepovers  Devan Coggan I grew up avoiding all scary movies, until I went to a middle school sleepover where someone had rented Eli Roth's Cabin Fever

As you can imagine, it was a pretty harrowing introduction to the genre. I had also just started to shave my legs, so the scene where a girl shaves her own skin off (gah!) was especially traumatic

 Katie Hasty About a year after it came out in theaters, Pet Sematary on VHS was the feature presentation at a sleepover

I was too young for it. I may have blacked out around the Achilles heel scene.  Rebecca Detken I was around 10 years old attending a slumber party when the birthday girl's mom popped Carrie into the VCR

Though I hated anything remotely scary, I pretended like I was excited to watch the movie so I could impress my friends

I covered my eyes and braced myself for the worst, but in the end I realized that Carrie was actually more sad than scary

Dads Are Weird Everett Collection  Chuck Kerr When I was around six years old, my dad encouraged me to sit with him and watch the 1990 It movie (featuring the OG nightmare clown, Tim Curry)

I didn't know what to make of it: Why is that clown in the sewer? Something is definitely NOT RIGHT with this clown… And then, at the exact moment that Pennywise rips off Georgie's arm, my dad yanked hard on my shoulder

Still not a huge fan of clowns.  Clark Collis I must have been around 10 when my father took me to see the 1977 version of HG Welles' classic horror tale The Island of Dr

Moreau at Midsomer Norton Palladium in the UK. It was on a double bill with the sci-fi movie Forbidden Planet, which I sat through fine, but Moreau terrified me

I vividly remember asking to leave the auditorium as Michael York realized he was surrounded by half-man half-animal monstrosities created by Burt Lancaster's mad scientist

My father said we could leave but that he had no intention of hanging around in the foyer, and that if we departed, we would not be coming back

I somehow stuck it out and have been chasing the thrill of having the crap scared out of me ever since

 Dana Schwartz My dad showed us Carrie when we were kids. He thought it would be a fun scary movie to watch as a family

He forgot it begins with a soft-core shower scene. Watching that with my family traumatized me more than any scares

 Patrick Gomez Arachnophobia. It was billed as a comedy so my dad decided to rent it for us to watch together

I was in kindergarten. My mom wanted to kill him when he dropped me back off at home and for a week I couldn't close my eyes at night without seeing spiders crawling all over the room

Just Jaws Everett Collection  Greg Garry I still have PTSD from seeing Jaws as a wee young thing and living on the water, thinking sharks would simply swim into my house and eat me in bed

My uncle caught a mako shark on a fishing trip and chased me around the boat with it, jaws still moving

Monsters are real.  Chris Nashawaty Jaws came out on my sixth birthday. My parents, who were never big believers in the ratings system and often took me and my older brother to wildly inappropriate movies, brought us along to see it

Again, I was six! I don't think I had the courage to get in a bath or even a shower that whole summer

I even thought a Great White could come up through the toilet. Despite all of that, or maybe because of it, Jaws is my favorite movie

…And Other Watery Graves  Daniel Snierson Ghost Story. I was 10 years old — too young to know who Fred Astaire, Douglas Fairbanks Jr

, Patricia Neal, and John Houseman were, but old enough to forever be haunted by a woman transform into a living corpse as well as group of men putting a woman who they thought was dead into a car and pushing it into a lake, only to watch her suddenly wake up and pound on the windows before the car sank and she drowned

Slightly scarier than another movie I saw around that time: On Golden Pond.  Dan Morrissey Sleeping over at my best buddy George's house when I was eight meant watching whatever sordid flicks we wanted until the wee hours (probably 11 p

m.). We took it too far, though, with Massacre at Central High, a teen exploitation slasher mess about a new-in-town high schooler who takes out his bully tormenters in increasingly absurd ways

The scene where the school's star athlete breaks into the darkened gym for a late-night swim and dives into a pool with no water in it had a particularly traumatizing effect on me

To this day, when I break into a gym in the middle of the night to go diving by myself, I always dip my toe in the water first

 James Kim The Ring, when I was in elementary school!  Michele Romero When I was in second grade my divorced dad took me and my sister to see The Poseidon Adventure

 Technically this is a "disaster movie" where a cruise ship capsizes after it is hit by a tsunami

Not only does Shelly Winters drown, but Gene Hackman also drops off a steam valve and sinks forever into a pool of flaming gasoline

I left the theater saying bon voyage to a carefree childhood as '70s film culture permeated my daily life

Bathroom Crises  Lacey Banis Nightmare on Elm Street. I was in 6th grade. I refused to use the bathroom at night for weeks

 Piya Sinha-Roy Mine was Ghostbusters (1984), which I saw around 1988, when I was 3 years old

Aside from the haunted evil portraits, supernatural possessions, statues coming alive and that GIANT CREEPY MARSHMALLOW DUDE, the pink ghost goo coming out of the toilets meant that I refused to go to the bathroom on my own for months…

My parents were not amused. Spoiler Alert: A Stranger Called  Cydney Hayes I saw When a Stranger Calls when I was 10 or 11, and extremely unfortunately for me, I had to babysit the next night

I was so terrified and convinced we were all getting murdered that night, those kids probably would've been better off fending for themselves

 Kristen Baldwin One night when I was supposed to be asleep I came downstairs and my brother was watching 1979's When a Stranger Calls on TV

It was right at the part when a panicked Carol Kane opens the front door to flee and — BAM! — there was Charles Durning's creepy face waiting for her on the other side

Even though I didn't start babysitting myself until years later, I always assumed there was a psychotic killer lurking somewhere upstairs

Visual aid: EW Origin Stories  James Hibberd The Shining on cable TV when I was about nine years old

The film had such a core-shaking effect on me that I got a typewriter and wrote a lengthy "novelization" of the story to try and exercise it from my system (not understanding or caring that the film was based on a novel to begin with)

In fact, this is the first thing I can ever remember writing: an entertainment recap

 Nick Romano Technically, my first scary movie experience was Neil Jordan's Interview With the Vampire

I was five or six and my sister was watching an episode of Ricki Lake. Tom Cruise or Brad Pitt was on promoting the movie (I don't remember which one): What I do remember is the clip Ricki screened from the film of Lestat mauling a woman and then feeding off of Louis

Since then I've had persistent night terrors involving vamps, which made the Twilight craze mildly traumatizing

Friends Fake-Out Everett Collection  Alamin Yohannes I was eight or nine and someone's older sibling got Scream and Scream 2 from Blockbuster during summer vacation — it was a year or two before Scream 3 came out

After seeing Scream, I was absolutely terrified and would jump whenever the phone rang while I was home alone for months

Still, to prove my friends I wasn't scared I convinced my mom to let me be Ghostface for Halloween

It just made it worse.  Brittany Kaplan My parents let me see Sixth Sense with some friends

It was a big deal because at 13, I was finally allowed to be dropped off and left with friends

I don't think I had any idea what it was about or that it was a scary movie before I went in, I was just so excited to go to the movies without a chaperone

Well, big mistake: After Micha Barton popped out from under the bed, I ran out of the theater and didn't come back till the very end

I enjoyed my "snack refill" outside the theater for a good hour, but I did put on a brave face and went back in just in time to watch the famous ending

Anthologies  Jillian Sederholm Cat's Eye. My parents figured a movie starring a young Drew Barrymore and a kitty must be fine for a four-year-old to watch

They were wrong. I spent the next several years being terrified that a knife-toting troll was crawling into my bed at night

I decided to try the movie again when I was 12 thinking it would just seem silly to me then

I was wrong. I had instant PTSD to the terror I felt as a child and noticed scary things I had forgotten over the years

I still associate jingle bells with the sound of the creature's hat, so thanks for also ruining Christmas for me

 Maureen Lee Lenker It's not a movie but the first scary thing I watched was Nickelodeon's Are You Afraid of the Dark? After two solid weeks of nightmares and insisting our neighbor was a werewolf, my parents told me I wasn't allowed to watch it anymore

And I never watched anything scary again until I saw Psycho in college. Terror Close to (or in the) Home DreamWorks/Getty Images  Evan Lewis Excluding terrifying "children's" movies like The Last Unicorn, The Secret of NIMH, and FernGully, my first vivid scary movie experience came at nine years old when I watched Owen Wilson get decapitated by a big lion head-shaped pendulum in the 1999 remake of The Haunting

Maybe having that as a first point of reference is the reason I've never really gotten into the horror genre, or maybe I'm just kind of a chicken

 Robyn Ross Little Monsters comes to mind!!  Joe Rodriguez The Gate. This was my mother's equivalent of letting me touch a hot thing and see what happens, and to this day I can't watch horror movies after dark

For more infomation >> EW staff reveals: What was your first scary movie? - Duration: 17:34.

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Dejan Lovren was fuming with what Josh Murphy got away with in Liverpool 4-1 Cardiff - Duration: 5:02.

Football News24/7  Liverpool now occupy first place in the Premier League table after a 4-1 win over Cardiff City

 Jurgen Klopp's rampant side made it eight wins in 10 league matches with a dominant display at Anfield

 The Reds had to wait until the 84th minute to score a third goal but the stats show just how one-sided the encounter was

 Per BBC Sport, Liverpool had 80 per cent possession and attempted 19 shots compared to just two for Cardiff

 Callum Paterson made things interesting when he made it 2-1 in the 77th minute, but late goals from Xherdan Shaqiri and Sadio Mane secured all three points for the hosts

 It was Mane's second goal of the match, and Mohamed Salah was also on the scoresheet

 Cardiff boss Neil Warnock praised the efforts of his players but there was one incident with Josh Murphy that he may not be too pleased with

Murphy's awful dive  In the second half, the striker collected the ball in an advanced area but he had to do things alone due to a lack of viable options

 Yet he attempted to win a free-kick with a truly awful dive that left Dejan Lovren furious

 Referee Stuart Attwell turned down Murphy's appeals but inexplicably failed to show him a yellow card

 Lovren wanted a yellow card and so did Liverpool supporters, who reacted to the incident on Twitter

 Murphy may not have received a free-kick but he certainly got away with an act of simulation

 Defeat leaves Cardiff in 17th place in the table with the worst defensive record in the league

 They've conceded 28 goals in 10 matches - a rate that doesn't bode well for their hopes of surviving the drop

 Yet Warnock was pleased with how his players fared at an "intimidating" location

 "Anfield is an intimidating place," he said at full-time. "Our fans were fantastic, they know we are up against it

 "The lads gave everything. It was so quiet when Paterson scored, you had to dream of a comeback

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