Dear Hannah. My name is Carol, age 60,and I too, have ARFID. YOU ARE A BLESSING! Thank you for your videos and helping others. I struggle to get any calories in my body daily but I do work hard and try. Please keep up the good work.
So far, thought I was 1 of the older ones. 55 here, and just this year discovered ARFID. I struggle daily, and have my WHOLE life. Miss Hannah is getting help, NOW, she's gonna be OK! She's so much braver than me! Carol, you and I need to party together!!😅❤
I came into this confused and skeptical but I understand so much better now, what an amazing girl. I'm grateful I did not have to struggle as she has and I'm so wowed by the amounts of foods she's tried and liked! Huge props to her parents as well
Hey Hannah I have arfid too I am 10 I only have 4 safe foods and I’m really struggling with my weight once I started watching u I added 2 more foods on my list you are doing great keep going!!!
Thank you for being so brave and posting about your food journey. My little granddaughter has this condition also. I can’t wait to show your videos to her. I’m sure it will give her so much encouragement. 💕
I'm 39-year-old and I like trains, buses, and even food. My 32-year-old sister Mari did have ARFID, her intake wasn't going well until she saw Hannah's videos which really made her mind. Thanks Hannah!
Amazing job Hannah I am a 10-year-old kid named crystal and I also have arfid I have been able to eat way more food now. I can’t believe you’ve gone so far it took me eight years just to get over it. And improve so much and you are only eight. I’m so happy for you Amazing Job
My son has ARFID. His is made more difficult as he doesn't feel hungry. He could go all day or more without eating anything. He has just finished a six part course at the hospital and he has tried foods that he's never liked the smell or look of before which is massive for him. He tried them and has refused to have them again but a try is a start.
I have arfid and this disorder is something I would not wish upon the proof. I try so hard I’ve been through four therapies for this and tried so hard and nothing that helped and I hate this and I hope one day I can overcome it and be as strong as her ❤
I know how you feel. Ive been to too many doctors and therapists and psychiatrists and eating disorder specialists and I still have not been diagnosed let alone receive treatment for it. I wouldnt even wish this on my worst enemy. I know you and i can both overcome this. Its only up from here
IM so proud of hannah and the fact that she is spreading awareness to everyone online. before hannah was making videos, it was really hard to see any type of information online about this disorder. IM glad that its becoming more widely known, but i can agree that her posting on instagram there are gonna be alot of haters and people who are curious or dont understand. it can be really hard to understand something like this when youve not experienced it first hand. but there is a DIFFERENCE between picky and having ARFID . I can only hope more people do interviews on hannah and have her explain more on ARFID and how it works, so that the mental healthcare system sees it and recognizes it widely. Im in canada and im 24 and ive been dealing with this since i was 3, every day is a struggle to just eat food and when I dont have safe foods I would rather eat nothing at all and to have people tell me im just being picky andi should just eat is not helpful at all. I have hope. to anyone else struggling with this disorder know you are NOT alone and there is a whole community out there. we need more people talking about it!!
I’m honestly so glad I found her bc my whole life I’ve been dealing with self loathing over thinking I’m just really dramatic- which lead to me forcing myself to eat stuff and then actually getting sick and throwing up after that I was like ok I’m not dramatic but I don’t have an eating disorder but I will like actually starve myself bc sometimes the idea of anything going into my mouth, chewing, swallowing and feeling it go down and hit my stomach is repulsive. Even water sometimes
Stop you are sooo brave I could not do it I forth of people other than my family for a year also it’s a struggle.I was really close to death and for me it’s impressive you can do it on camera KEEP SHINING GIRL
Hanna I hope you try more new food and like it and I have ARFID but I try to not throw up but when I see someone eating something I throw up and I hope you feel better one day
It is rlly rude tbh. I feel bad for this sweet girl. She shouldn’t be on that platform introducing her disorder, TH-cam is more safer and much supportive platform. A lot of people on insta are uneducated and projecting from what I’ve seen. Some even say this disorder doesn’t exist which people are js being disgusting.
My best friend has ARFID and not even her parents believe her and so recently I've been trying to get her to eat more foods she hasn't tried before, it makes me really happy when we try a new food together as I have also struggled with anorexia and having a friend with a similar problem makes it easier for both of us
I had nobody who understood my anorexia. It was 1987, and what they did back then, was to get you to eat. So, my friends, family, Dr. would just make me eat. I walked graduation night weighing only 89 lbs. I made it, with anorexia, and ARFID, discovering I had the latter only this year. Im 55 (!!) now. You CAN make it. It DOES get better. Lean on each other. Help each other. And reach out for more help when you need it. Sending some of my strength to you! Think I can spare it.❤
My 8 year old has ARFID. It took 3 years of us begging for help at countless doctors and FINALLY my wife came upon a ARTICLE about ARFID. We brought it to the doctors and eventually got this diagnosis. He also is on the “spectrum” but I believe ARFID is a form of autism. We got turned in by our local school when we try to enroll him and explain to them before we had doctors backing us. One doctor said we were abusing him (by neglecting his food intake) and should just “make him eat”. He is our 4th child, we’re not idiots. He has it worse than this little girl. I just discovered her recently and want to show my little guy to show him he’s not alone. There’s way more to his story but that’s the gist of it.
As someone who has arfid this is so real٫my therapist tells me to try foods and rate it٫tbh I've never tried strawberries lol idk there's just something about them.
Do i have arfid I used to like rice when i was 4 years old but now i feel like im gonna get nauseas when i eat rice like the taste of rice and feeling of rice now makes me feel a bit sick and weirder out
It depends. If the aversion is just with rice, then no you don’t have ARFID. If you are actively avoiding a whole bunch of foods because of lack of interest of eating, sensory issues, or fear of getting sick, then yes
I just watch the Dhar Man video about youuuu❤❤❤❤❤ I think that you are really brave and even though I don’t have Arfid I am really picky so this is still helpful❤
I can relate to it. I can't eat any dairy and mushrooms at all and I feel like my explanations are not enough for the people. I didn't know it had a name. I think that this is what I have. Do I need to go to psychologist or to a dietician or nutritionist to give me this diagnosis or is it enough if I know it for myself? Can it be recognized even if I say that I have it or does it need an approval , a validation from the outside? People from the US, UK or any other Western country are so blessed. People take there disorders and allergies seriously. If you are from Eastern Europe you are seen as difficult, picky, squeamish, finical and they say that something like this doesn't exist.
well, mental health care professionals have only recently started researching it and looking into it, it was previously known as SED, or selective eating disorder around the 2000s or 2010s, and even then it had an extreme criteria for people who only would eat very very specifc amounts or types or food. I live in canada, and ive always known i had a problem with eating since i was 3. I am 24 now, and trying to get help or even a diagnosis is impossible here. I think it just depends on which medical healthcare professional you go to. people like nutritionists, or dieticians can only help so much with the foods and your diet, they can give you some ideas on what types of healthy foods to eat, and show you the food pyramid guide, but what you may need is a specialist in eating disorders, a psychologist/pyschiatrist and a therapist to help deal with the symptoms youre experiencing. Hannah and many other children and adults are very lucky to receive treatment, let alone a diagnosis. it is true though that the US and their doctors are learning more and more and are beginning to diagnose and treat people with ARFID. but unfortunately for me and a lot of other people ive spoken to who also share the same issues I have, have straight up told their doctors, therapists, nutritionists, and psychiatrist and psychologist about this, and none of them have ever heard of "ARFID" or "SED" or any type of condition that includes being a "picky" or, selective eater except for that autism and selective eating go together most of the time and is seen as a symptom of autism. I have the same issue with being taken seriously, as my own doctor misdiagnosed me with binge eating disorder because I told her I can only eat special selected "safe foods" and she took it as I have a problem with binge eating the same foods over and over. If you look up when ARFID was added into the DSM-5, it shows it was added in 2013. so its been a while now for them to research it yet most healthcare providers or doctors havent read up on it yet or even been taught to treat or diagnose people with it. originally they thought it was selective eating only shown in children with autism. I would suggest doing more research into what symptoms people with ARFID have, I know it is not a good thing to try and self diagnose, but there really isnt alot of people that know of ARFID. my doctor completely gave up on me after trying to explain what ARFID was to her, so I understand what it feels like to not be taken seriously. If it is a true and real issue for you, I would tell that who ever doesnt believe you that you do have ARFID, and try to explain to them the difference between a picky eater and a person who has a serious disorder. I don't see as to why there couldn't be both. TLDR; ARFID is still not a widely known or accepted disorder, but you should still try to speak to a professional about it and tell them. You can tell people you have ARFID, but self diagnosing is unsafe and dangerous.
@@tweaky2785 she could totally be filmed for therapy and not have it be splattered all over the internet for strangers to consume for profit, and many of the viewers are predators, as we know from family vlogging. Her parents could totally keep the videos private, but they don’t because they make a profit, so instead they put their child out there for weird strangers to watch. It’s exploitation plain and simple.
@@kermitthefrog2311Hannah has said that doing these videos motivates her and she also gets motivated by hearing others get help from her videos. Of course we can’t know for sure but anything that helps her in recovery is good
@@kermitthefrog2311it’s a little strange to thing that everything is intended for predators don’t you think? this is one of those situations I have to disagree. It is extremely easy for kids like this to be exploited, but I really don’t think this is for that. It would be nice if maybe her face was blurred, but it’s possible she explicitly asked that she be seen. If I had this opportunity as a kid I would have jumped on the chance- she now has a record of what she’s tried and the work she put in that others can aspire too. The thing about minors being on the internet and simply existing is that there are always predators waiting to take advantage. If we stop kids from doing this, we might as well stop kids from being in public entirely. This child is proud of herself- excited to record her daily challenge- seeing an excitement about new food is something I’ve never really experienced as an arfid haver. I think this is a wonderful way for her to grow. I also don’t really see any evidence that her parents are being unsafe. And even if they were- this is therapy mandated- the therapist is probably watching every single video, and a therapist would report if they believed the child was being exploited. She has made it clear that this is a choice, and something that actively motivates her. She’s probably not worried about it because her parents have NEVER made her deal with the horrid parts of the internet, and are protecting her in what ways they can while still supporting her on her journey. If in the future it’s made clear by the actions of the parents and the statements that the child and her therapist makes then we, as an internet community, should do something. But for now? This is just amazing arfid therapy that’s available for other people to reference and use to advance their own journey. Assuming that all children’s content is made for predators is only helping predators. The goal is to get the predators away from the content and stop letting them interact with the audience they are trying to hurt.
I think this is real. I just wonder why humans haven't run into this untill recently. Or has it always been a thing and nobody talked of it. Im talking historically not in the last few decades.
its definitely real, its just not a widely known disorder mainly because of stigma in society. there is a huge difference between a picky eater and a person who has ARFID. some people would rather starve to death than to eat something they have never tried or dislike. I mean, arfid was added into the DSM-5 in 2013 and Ive been looking for a healthcare provider to help me or diagnose or receive treatment for over 10 years now. there are older people,in their 50's and 60's and have only just learned that there is a real word and disorder for this in the past few years. I really wish it was more widely known because Ive been struggling with this my entire life and everyone I meet I have to educate them the differnece between a "picky eater" and a person who is struggling with ARFID.
Try a little bit of rice 🍚 if it's ok. 😊 Btw rice is my favourite side dish. Hope you are doing GREAT and feeling happy everyday ❤️❤️❤️ We love you Hannah 😘😘😘 Love from India Edit: ty for 1 like
I know her she’s my friend. We are almost like twins because I have the same name as Hannah. I have the same hair and the same skin color and I’m a girl
I can see where youre coming from, but in my opinion i think this is different. She records to have proof shes tried foods she didnt like, and posting them on social media can help spread awareness for other people who may or may not have it. It was Hannahs own choice to post it on social media, and her mom allowed it. But i can definitely understand what you mean, as most children are or have been used for exploitation and money. before Hannah's account blew up and there were tons of people watching it, I can say there were almost no open knowledge on social media talking about ARFID, and just her doing exposure therapy and posting it online has attracted alot of views. So while I can see what you mean by that, I don't think she is being exploited, plus, I am pretty sure her therapist, the one who told her to try exposure therapy is watching the videos. I agree it is a bit unsafe to have a child post stuff online, predators and exploitation and all that, but I really do think that this is not it. ARFID is still not a widely known disorder, and her videos has helped tons of people spread awareness to this disorder. there are so many people out there right now who do not have a diagnosis or receive treatment simply because the doctors arent informed. I am one of those people. I straight up told my doctor and therapist and dietician AND my nutritionist about my problems and symptoms, and they said to me theyve never heard of that before ever. SO I do think that it is mainly for awareness.
Parents who exploit their children through social media for financial gain should be ashamed of themselves. The role of a parent is to nurture and protect your child as you negotiate with them the world outside the safety of the home, but these vloggers are doing the complete opposite.
Oh my gosh you’re adorable I’m in third grade too don’t worry you’re not the only one that small girl that’s in third grade in my class is small as a pre-care Air and she’s also mean but you’re nice I’m gonna watch all your videos and subscribe and like because I know how hard it is to have a problem like that I have a problem of throw up which is basically scared of it and I hate my problem but I have you you really expire me to get out of my comfort zone can you do a lot more stuff now I love you love Mary Catherine😊
Dear Hannah. My name is Carol, age 60,and I too, have ARFID. YOU ARE A BLESSING! Thank you for your videos and helping others. I struggle to get any calories in my body daily but I do work hard and try. Please keep up the good work.
So far, thought I was 1 of the older ones. 55 here, and just this year discovered ARFID. I struggle daily, and have my WHOLE life. Miss Hannah is getting help, NOW, she's gonna be OK! She's so much braver than me!
Carol, you and I need to party together!!😅❤
Can I come to the party
Is no one gonna talk about how adorable she is?
Hi
I almost cried when I saw the dhar man version
I know right❤❤
Ikr she’s so cute
EXACTLY!!!
I came into this confused and skeptical but I understand so much better now, what an amazing girl. I'm grateful I did not have to struggle as she has and I'm so wowed by the amounts of foods she's tried and liked! Huge props to her parents as well
Hey Hannah I have arfid too I am 10 I only have 4 safe foods and I’m really struggling with my weight once I started watching u I added 2 more foods on my list you are doing great keep going!!!
Thank you for being so brave and posting about your food journey. My little granddaughter has this condition also. I can’t wait to show your videos to her. I’m sure it will give her so much encouragement. 💕
I'm 39-year-old and I like trains, buses, and even food. My 32-year-old sister Mari did have ARFID, her intake wasn't going well until she saw Hannah's videos which really made her mind.
Thanks Hannah!
Amazing job Hannah I am a 10-year-old kid named crystal and I also have arfid I have been able to eat way more food now. I can’t believe you’ve gone so far it took me eight years just to get over it. And improve so much and you are only eight. I’m so happy for you Amazing Job
Same I hate it arfid is something I would not wish upon my greatest enemy. I hate this.
I love how DHARMAN put her in his video! ❤️
I wish she would have featured her
Her acting was really good 💯😊
@@wanghe8049she is in
I saw that video.
I just watched it
My son has ARFID. His is made more difficult as he doesn't feel hungry. He could go all day or more without eating anything.
He has just finished a six part course at the hospital and he has tried foods that he's never liked the smell or look of before which is massive for him. He tried them and has refused to have them again but a try is a start.
I have arfid and this disorder is something I would not wish upon the proof. I try so hard I’ve been through four therapies for this and tried so hard and nothing that helped and I hate this and I hope one day I can overcome it and be as strong as her ❤
I know how you feel. Ive been to too many doctors and therapists and psychiatrists and eating disorder specialists and I still have not been diagnosed let alone receive treatment for it. I wouldnt even wish this on my worst enemy. I know you and i can both overcome this. Its only up from here
IM so proud of hannah and the fact that she is spreading awareness to everyone online. before hannah was making videos, it was really hard to see any type of information online about this disorder. IM glad that its becoming more widely known, but i can agree that her posting on instagram there are gonna be alot of haters and people who are curious or dont understand. it can be really hard to understand something like this when youve not experienced it first hand. but there is a DIFFERENCE between picky and having ARFID . I can only hope more people do interviews on hannah and have her explain more on ARFID and how it works, so that the mental healthcare system sees it and recognizes it widely. Im in canada and im 24 and ive been dealing with this since i was 3, every day is a struggle to just eat food and when I dont have safe foods I would rather eat nothing at all and to have people tell me im just being picky andi should just eat is not helpful at all. I have hope. to anyone else struggling with this disorder know you are NOT alone and there is a whole community out there. we need more people talking about it!!
I was just diagnosed today. I formerly had AN. But seeing her gives me hope.
I’m honestly so glad I found her bc my whole life I’ve been dealing with self loathing over thinking I’m just really dramatic- which lead to me forcing myself to eat stuff and then actually getting sick and throwing up after that I was like ok I’m not dramatic but I don’t have an eating disorder but I will like actually starve myself bc sometimes the idea of anything going into my mouth, chewing, swallowing and feeling it go down and hit my stomach is repulsive. Even water sometimes
Stop you are sooo brave I could not do it I forth of people other than my family for a year also it’s a struggle.I was really close to death and for me it’s impressive you can do it on camera KEEP SHINING GIRL
Hanna I hope you try more new food and like it and I have ARFID but I try to not throw up but when I see someone eating something I throw up and I hope you feel better one day
Found her off of instagram. I don’t think insta is the best place for her. The comment section was brutal….
It is rlly rude tbh. I feel bad for this sweet girl. She shouldn’t be on that platform introducing her disorder, TH-cam is more safer and much supportive platform. A lot of people on insta are uneducated and projecting from what I’ve seen. Some even say this disorder doesn’t exist which people are js being disgusting.
My best friend has ARFID and not even her parents believe her and so recently I've been trying to get her to eat more foods she hasn't tried before, it makes me really happy when we try a new food together as I have also struggled with anorexia and having a friend with a similar problem makes it easier for both of us
I had nobody who understood my anorexia. It was 1987, and what they did back then, was to get you to eat. So, my friends, family, Dr. would just make me eat. I walked graduation night weighing only 89 lbs. I made it, with anorexia, and ARFID, discovering I had the latter only this year.
Im 55 (!!) now. You CAN make it. It DOES get better. Lean on each other. Help each other. And reach out for more help when you need it. Sending some of my strength to you! Think I can spare it.❤
My 8 year old has ARFID. It took 3 years of us begging for help at countless doctors and FINALLY my wife came upon a ARTICLE about ARFID. We brought it to the doctors and eventually got this diagnosis. He also is on the “spectrum” but I believe ARFID is a form of autism. We got turned in by our local school when we try to enroll him and explain to them before we had doctors backing us. One doctor said we were abusing him (by neglecting his food intake) and should just “make him eat”. He is our 4th child, we’re not idiots. He has it worse than this little girl. I just discovered her recently and want to show my little guy to show him he’s not alone. There’s way more to his story but that’s the gist of it.
As someone who has arfid this is so real٫my therapist tells me to try foods and rate it٫tbh I've never tried strawberries lol idk there's just something about them.
What's wrong with strawberries????
@ people with Arfid just have very high senses, and for me I don’t like the texture of most foods it also has things to do with anxiety
who came here from dhar man?
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I'm so proud of Hannah
1:04 I have that same shirt
Love this girl she’s so powerful
She was in a dhar man vid
Yup
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Do i have arfid
I used to like rice when i was 4 years old but now i feel like im gonna get nauseas when i eat rice like the taste of rice and feeling of rice now makes me feel a bit sick and weirder out
Same
You don't have Arfid
You just don't like rice bro
It depends. If the aversion is just with rice, then no you don’t have ARFID. If you are actively avoiding a whole bunch of foods because of lack of interest of eating, sensory issues, or fear of getting sick, then yes
I have it i can eat so many things but sometimes when I’m seeing food I don’t like I don’t eat it
Even though you can't eat certain foods you can still be like normal people and I hope you and I hope you find foods that you like we love you
❤😊🙂😀
Aww Hannah is so cute when she was a baby😭❤️
I just watch the Dhar Man video about youuuu❤❤❤❤❤ I think that you are really brave and even though I don’t have Arfid I am really picky so this is still helpful❤
Hannah is literally adorable ❤
I’m so sorry for her
i thought i was the only one who would sniff a food item and then reject it.
I can relate to it. I can't eat any dairy and mushrooms at all and I feel like my explanations are not enough for the people. I didn't know it had a name. I think that this is what I have.
Do I need to go to psychologist or to a dietician or nutritionist to give me this diagnosis or is it enough if I know it for myself?
Can it be recognized even if I say that I have it or does it need an approval , a validation from the outside?
People from the US, UK or any other Western country are so blessed. People take there disorders and allergies seriously. If you are from Eastern Europe you are seen as difficult, picky, squeamish, finical and they say that something like this doesn't exist.
well, mental health care professionals have only recently started researching it and looking into it, it was previously known as SED, or selective eating disorder around the 2000s or 2010s, and even then it had an extreme criteria for people who only would eat very very specifc amounts or types or food. I live in canada, and ive always known i had a problem with eating since i was 3. I am 24 now, and trying to get help or even a diagnosis is impossible here. I think it just depends on which medical healthcare professional you go to. people like nutritionists, or dieticians can only help so much with the foods and your diet, they can give you some ideas on what types of healthy foods to eat, and show you the food pyramid guide, but what you may need is a specialist in eating disorders, a psychologist/pyschiatrist and a therapist to help deal with the symptoms youre experiencing. Hannah and many other children and adults are very lucky to receive treatment, let alone a diagnosis. it is true though that the US and their doctors are learning more and more and are beginning to diagnose and treat people with ARFID. but unfortunately for me and a lot of other people ive spoken to who also share the same issues I have, have straight up told their doctors, therapists, nutritionists, and psychiatrist and psychologist about this, and none of them have ever heard of "ARFID" or "SED" or any type of condition that includes being a "picky" or, selective eater except for that autism and selective eating go together most of the time and is seen as a symptom of autism. I have the same issue with being taken seriously, as my own doctor misdiagnosed me with binge eating disorder because I told her I can only eat special selected "safe foods" and she took it as I have a problem with binge eating the same foods over and over. If you look up when ARFID was added into the DSM-5, it shows it was added in 2013. so its been a while now for them to research it yet most healthcare providers or doctors havent read up on it yet or even been taught to treat or diagnose people with it. originally they thought it was selective eating only shown in children with autism. I would suggest doing more research into what symptoms people with ARFID have, I know it is not a good thing to try and self diagnose, but there really isnt alot of people that know of ARFID. my doctor completely gave up on me after trying to explain what ARFID was to her, so I understand what it feels like to not be taken seriously. If it is a true and real issue for you, I would tell that who ever doesnt believe you that you do have ARFID, and try to explain to them the difference between a picky eater and a person who has a serious disorder. I don't see as to why there couldn't be both.
TLDR; ARFID is still not a widely known or accepted disorder, but you should still try to speak to a professional about it and tell them. You can tell people you have ARFID, but self diagnosing is unsafe and dangerous.
Ppl who have Arfid
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Here!
@@That_Kid_Lily same
Bro 39% people has arfid
@@Jalalpro123 Wrong, Its 0.0001% of PPL Have it!
Grow a pair and eat Jesus Americans will literally make a disorder for anything 😂
I watched your story and atleast Tyler was impressed!
This child is being exploited online by her parents.
she films herself and its part of her therapy
@@tweaky2785 she could totally be filmed for therapy and not have it be splattered all over the internet for strangers to consume for profit, and many of the viewers are predators, as we know from family vlogging. Her parents could totally keep the videos private, but they don’t because they make a profit, so instead they put their child out there for weird strangers to watch. It’s exploitation plain and simple.
@@kermitthefrog2311Hannah has said that doing these videos motivates her and she also gets motivated by hearing others get help from her videos. Of course we can’t know for sure but anything that helps her in recovery is good
@@tweaky2785The mom orchestrates it😂
@@kermitthefrog2311it’s a little strange to thing that everything is intended for predators don’t you think? this is one of those situations I have to disagree. It is extremely easy for kids like this to be exploited, but I really don’t think this is for that. It would be nice if maybe her face was blurred, but it’s possible she explicitly asked that she be seen. If I had this opportunity as a kid I would have jumped on the chance- she now has a record of what she’s tried and the work she put in that others can aspire too. The thing about minors being on the internet and simply existing is that there are always predators waiting to take advantage. If we stop kids from doing this, we might as well stop kids from being in public entirely. This child is proud of herself- excited to record her daily challenge- seeing an excitement about new food is something I’ve never really experienced as an arfid haver. I think this is a wonderful way for her to grow. I also don’t really see any evidence that her parents are being unsafe. And even if they were- this is therapy mandated- the therapist is probably watching every single video, and a therapist would report if they believed the child was being exploited. She has made it clear that this is a choice, and something that actively motivates her. She’s probably not worried about it because her parents have NEVER made her deal with the horrid parts of the internet, and are protecting her in what ways they can while still supporting her on her journey. If in the future it’s made clear by the actions of the parents and the statements that the child and her therapist makes then we, as an internet community, should do something. But for now? This is just amazing arfid therapy that’s available for other people to reference and use to advance their own journey. Assuming that all children’s content is made for predators is only helping predators. The goal is to get the predators away from the content and stop letting them interact with the audience they are trying to hurt.
You r so brave ❤❤❤
I love how she made a doorman video too I loved it and I feel bad she has arfid 😢
I think this is real. I just wonder why humans haven't run into this untill recently. Or has it always been a thing and nobody talked of it. Im talking historically not in the last few decades.
its definitely real, its just not a widely known disorder mainly because of stigma in society. there is a huge difference between a picky eater and a person who has ARFID. some people would rather starve to death than to eat something they have never tried or dislike. I mean, arfid was added into the DSM-5 in 2013 and Ive been looking for a healthcare provider to help me or diagnose or receive treatment for over 10 years now. there are older people,in their 50's and 60's and have only just learned that there is a real word and disorder for this in the past few years. I really wish it was more widely known because Ive been struggling with this my entire life and everyone I meet I have to educate them the differnece between a "picky eater" and a person who is struggling with ARFID.
if ya’ll don’t know Hannah was also in Dhar mann
Try a little bit of rice 🍚 if it's ok. 😊
Btw rice is my favourite side dish.
Hope you are doing GREAT and feeling happy everyday ❤️❤️❤️
We love you Hannah 😘😘😘
Love from India
Edit: ty for 1 like
You are so brave 🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Go on Hannah you can do this you are doing an amazing job
Do you cry when you have arfid because once they hate it I’ve seen them cry or is that a reaction to it?
My guess is trying something new is scary and gives a lot of anxiety so the crying is because of that.
I’m 31 years old and have autism with ARFID
I’m so sorry for herM
Your doing great girl we love you ❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊
Stop giving moms like this any attention.
Who came from tiktok?
Me:8?
Dharr Mann:she is in 6th grade
It’s the girl from dhar maan ❤❤
I know her she’s my friend. We are almost like twins because I have the same name as Hannah. I have the same hair and the same skin color and I’m a girl
I really was doing research cause my teacher pulled up the vid of the for piece cucumber vid
Stop exploiting your child for profit - straight up child abuse. She will probably detest you later in life. Prayers for her.
I can see where youre coming from, but in my opinion i think this is different. She records to have proof shes tried foods she didnt like, and posting them on social media can help spread awareness for other people who may or may not have it. It was Hannahs own choice to post it on social media, and her mom allowed it. But i can definitely understand what you mean, as most children are or have been used for exploitation and money. before Hannah's account blew up and there were tons of people watching it, I can say there were almost no open knowledge on social media talking about ARFID, and just her doing exposure therapy and posting it online has attracted alot of views. So while I can see what you mean by that, I don't think she is being exploited, plus, I am pretty sure her therapist, the one who told her to try exposure therapy is watching the videos. I agree it is a bit unsafe to have a child post stuff online, predators and exploitation and all that, but I really do think that this is not it. ARFID is still not a widely known disorder, and her videos has helped tons of people spread awareness to this disorder. there are so many people out there right now who do not have a diagnosis or receive treatment simply because the doctors arent informed. I am one of those people. I straight up told my doctor and therapist and dietician AND my nutritionist about my problems and symptoms, and they said to me theyve never heard of that before ever. SO I do think that it is mainly for awareness.
You got this girl
The Instagram reel comments💀
SHE SOLD ME FENT
Dharr mann is a good guy to spread awareness of this and give her the spotlight ❤
Parents who exploit their children through social media for financial gain should be ashamed of themselves. The role of a parent is to nurture and protect your child as you negotiate with them the world outside the safety of the home, but these vloggers are doing the complete opposite.
Gooooo hannah
what happens if someone shoves a pizza down her throat or smth
GOOD!👱♂️👍
OMG i know her from dhar man i just watched it!!!
You got this
My sister is afraid of food too😊
I have the same..
She in darman
Did anyone else get here from Dhar Mann?
Good job 👏
If you saw this it's real
Idk why but I think I have it too
She from dhar Mann
I love her
Who is here from foltyn
👇
why can't you leave her alone.
It’s okay Anna your so butiful
I have arfid too but it doesnt make you any different
I feel bad
I love your video
Omg hi Hannah your very smart and I know it’s hard to try knew foods but you got this girl and I saw you on a Dhar Mann video
Shes so sweeet omg ❤❤❤
Oh my gosh you’re adorable I’m in third grade too don’t worry you’re not the only one that small girl that’s in third grade in my class is small as a pre-care Air and she’s also mean but you’re nice I’m gonna watch all your videos and subscribe and like because I know how hard it is to have a problem like that I have a problem of throw up which is basically scared of it and I hate my problem but I have you you really expire me to get out of my comfort zone can you do a lot more stuff now I love you love Mary Catherine😊
Good job
Came from Dhar Man lol
Me too LOL 😂
Same here
Talented sweet kid from Dharman's vid❤
Who came from foltyn’s video?
Im a new subscriber now and you can do this 😊
You are so cool Hanna
Hi hannah!!
Shame on this lady for exploiting her daughter. She should be investigated and evaluated for MbP
no she doesn't it help her become a better eater. leave this girl and her mom alone
@@tweaky2785True
This is impressive 👏 wait to go
I have arfid too
Bro ik her shes also in a dharmann vid💀💀💀💀
I have arfid aswell hanah
Get your child off the internet and exploiting her.
They aren't exploiting they're child
@@CobaltRedUTG ok so you know they aren’t making money off of her illness ? 🤔
@@michellebradley05 ¿?
The dhar Mann video is amazing
Oh my god good job
Hi Hannah you went to dhar man right!
She was in Dhar Mann
Your doing well
How old are you?
@@LeiaCoelho-i1vshe 9 now
I also have arfid
So do i
Did you guys see her in dhar man