Gracie Gold Says Ashley Wagner 'Went Out Of Her Way' To Help Her Recover | Access
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- Gracie Gold reveals to Access Live's Natalie Morales how she turned her life around after suffering severe depression. Hear how her competitor Ashley Wagner started Gracie on the road to recovery.
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Thanks to Ashley for caring enough to intervene! So glad Gracie took time off to take care of herself!
I like that they are giving Ashley some credit finally
Proud of her honesty! It’s brave of her to put her real self out there and share her story. Rooting for her happiness!
good for her to come to terms with mental illness
Depression is serious. Very happy she's doing better such an inspiration to those of us in the same boat.
I'm looking forward to watching Grace again on the ice, because I remember the passion , elegance and charm so visible in most of her programmes.
awesome
I miss seeing her perform. I adore her, shes so inspirational and it kills me to know shes been in such pain. I want to hug her. I love you, Gracie. You and Ashley are our best figure skaters.
Give up competing, Gracie. You don't need it. Skate in ice shows if you want to keep skating, but go to college, live your life. Don't put yourself through that again. You're smart, lovely, you an do anything you want without putting your health at risk.
Giving up skating??????? As if you're saying Gold to give up her life!!!!!!! Skating is Gold's dream. Skating is her life. How could you just say such stupid thing?????? Not all needed to go to college to live their lives. Sometimes, dreaming of another road of life makes that person appreciate what life is....
Proud of you, Gracie. You keep doing you. :)
She is so brave!!! And strong and beautiful! And see beauty in others - that make her be open and by doing it - be helpful to many that have hard times. THANKS.
Good on you Gracie ❤️ Aussies love ya x
You could pretty much see the decline in her skating the instant she had the lead in the short program at the 2016 World Championships. She dropped off the podium in the long program by missing one major element... and she never, ever, ever skated the same again. That was the end of her.
I miss her on the podium!
Cada dia mas hermosa mi niña de oro 😍
Love her. She can definitely be national and world champion! So talented.
Dont think she can, the japanese and those russian juniors she cannot compete with. She maybe can compete with the American girls but a stretch with some of the youngsters coming. Really she should go do shows.
I’m afraid it is a stretch. Skating has changed so much the lady 5 years, and quads are in the foreseeable future from the Russian girls. I wish she’d turn professional and be happy .
This changed my life
I wish my depression was here and gone within this amount of time mine NEVER goes away. ,
I guarantee her's is not just gone. She's just getting the help she needs (whether that's meds, therapy, both, I don't know her approach to healing), and is in a much better place than she was. Often, people who struggle with eating disorders, even if they learn to manage them, never stop thinking about that struggle.
I really hope you’re doing ok x Things will get better x Stay strong x I believe in you and I love you x So many people love you x If you ever need to talk you can talk to me x You should talk to someone x As I said feel free to talk to me x 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
@@eloisemcnulty6333 What a kind comment ! I had to double check to be sure it was for me. Thank you so much , I truly appreciated this .....you made my day .
Aspen Robinson ... exercise and sunlight....and very very very strict about it! healthy eating prayer, meditation dance, singing, forest walks, funny videos, . it saved my life
Is it just me or did it feel like Natalie was passive aggressively implying that she shouldn’t compete again after the interview
i think she was being realistic and kind. it is very, very, VERY, difficult to get back into competitive peak.
yuzugold I understand, but it felt sort of odd since she just listened to Gracie explain how she’s willing to go for it! I wish Natalie wouldn’t have said anything.
@@elanacarter1787 I don't know how closely Natalie follows ice skating but anyone can see Gracie's not taking her comeback seriously.
PubliusAfricanus I just think it’s poor journalism for your interviewee to say “the olympics are a possibility, the nationals are a possibility, if I could get a metal that’d be great” and then to basically say “ehh she can just stick to helping kids” it’s like sure maybe we all think it but you don’t have to say it for Gracie’s sake.
I disagree. Natalie is trying to explain that there is more than one definition of "winning" and "success." To me, "success" means doing my best; meeting my potential.
I would really like to see Gracie back on top of her game because i really like her. She is a great skater. Having said this...i do have to say that a lot of people sometimes overthink themselves and sometimes think too much about little tings missing the really big problems...because realistically she invented her problems, she is a young and healt person, she didn't had real problems like physical enjury, money, death of a close relative, war, divorce, and some things that many people face every day and still get to be pretty fabulous and successful
But, like, you dunno what’s going on in someone’s head... A lot of what we go through is our own brain chemistry.
@@JackAShepherd that is precisely why I think she should be just a little bit more realistic.
Mental health problems are as debilitating as physical problems... Google is free... Her family additionally had very serious family issues.
No hate, but this interview is very misleading. They are not even mentioning Gracie's performance in Moscow recently and acting as if it never happened...
I think it was filmed before Rostelecom
At this point, I'll be shocked if she ever loses the weight. One thing I've noticed about weight loss:
1. There are people who talk and talk about it, but never lose the weight.
2. And then there are other people who say nothing, but their weight drops easily.
I lost 80lbs in one year on a whole foods vegan diet (zero exercise, no starving) after being obese my entire life. I have maintained a healthy weight on a whole foods vegan diet for FIVE years now. I started figure skating two years ago since I was thin enough to do it well. I just passed my Adult Gold MIF and I am currently working on Intermediate MIF and my axel and doubles.
ANYONE can lose weight if they eat a whole foods vegan diet and don't restrict calories. I hate that eating disorder recovery is synonymous with "you must get fat to be cured" or "you must eat junk". So many people who have had EDs have gone vegan and recovered WITHOUT gaining vast amounts of weight.
I really hope she'll lose the weight because I love her skating, but I think at this point she's too screwed up in the head by her own actions and the ED therapy to eat healthy and lose the weight.
As someone who has gone thru years of massive calorie restriction and every other diet: keto, high-fat, low-fat, low-carb, etc, I KNOW what I'm talking about. I've screwed my metabolism plenty of times in the past with all the crap I tried. Veganism fixed my metabolism immediately. In addition, the scientific studies all show that vegans have the lowest BMIs compared to vegetarians and "health-conscious" omnivores, etc. This is why veganism has become so popular among athletes, actresses etc. IT WORKS. And it's a long-term solution that doesn't require you to starve yourself of calories.
Try telling a person with a disease like Crohn's to "just go on a vegan diet." It's not as simple as you're making it sound, for the majority of people. ED's are mental illnesses with physical consequences, and each person has to tackle their recovery in the way that works for THEM. Veganism isn't the end-all, be-all cure to weight struggles. And just as a final note on this - telling someone that has struggled with an eating disorder to lose weight is not only never kind, but it can trigger them to heading on a downward spiral with their ED behaviors again. Please just be kind when speaking about her (and everyone else for that matter), and don't tell other people what to do with themselves unless you're a certified professional that they are seeking help from. Plus - BMI is NOT an accurate measure of one's health!! Doesn't take into account muscle mass vs. adipose tissue, bone mass, etc.
Marisa Rose i agree! Also any diet that eliminates whole food groups is not good for someone who suffers (or is recovering) from eating disorders
@@MissZuzaRd @Marisa Rose I guess I have to state again how so many people with EDs have recovered via a vegan diet, or soon after recovering, went vegan. czcams.com/video/r5QTP4EOyTk/video.html
"Veganism isn't the end-all, be-all cure to weight struggles." In fact, it is. You can't get fat on fruits/veggies/beans/potatoes/etc (short of cramming yourself to the point of pain every day and now you're actively trying to get fat instead of just eating according to natural hunger), and you don't have to restrict because it is so nutritious and filling. This is why vegans lose weight so easily and why they have the lowest BMIs of any dietary subgroup. They are NOT emaciated. They are right in the middle of normal BMI range. Only the vegetarians and meat-eaters are above this normal range, aka in the overweight range. Vegans also have the lowest rates of EVERY DISEASE (genetic or otherwise) because the diet is so nutritious. Much harder for genes or lifestyle to f**k you when you're eating that healthy.
And seriously, every single diet-related disease anyone has every complained about to me has tons of people in the vegan community who either 100% cured their disease or vastly improved it. czcams.com/users/results?search_query=crohn%27s+disease+vegan
The bottom line is: most people don't want to even try the whole foods vegan diet. They just want to make excuses so they can go on living the way they always have. Or they only try it for a couple months, decide they miss their meat too much, and start making excuses again.
Even if I told you I was a certified professional, you would still disagree with me. No amount of certificates or scientific evidence is enough to convince someone who just wants to plug their ears and go on believing what they want to believe.
Here's the scientific data on crohn's disease remission on vegan diets: czcams.com/video/P_T93ON2cBE/video.html
@@marisa768 couldn't get the tag to work properly for two people. My reply is below.
wtf is this hot garbage that you just wrote? what does her weight have to do with her skating? she needs to be actually trained, not weigh a certain amount. this is the weirdest, most ridiculous plug i have seen for veganism. like be vegan sure but why do you have to make negative comments about gracie's weight and call her screwed up in the head to do it? what does that have anything to do with you passing gold MIF?
just what...
Every other word out of Gracie's mouth is "like." It is infuriating to see people of her generation talk like this. And the joke is, I'm not much older than her!! Yet my vocabulary is SO much better!!!! Putting that aside, I hope she recovers from her ED. I saw her in a competition a few months ago and was flabbergasted by the change in her appearance and skating ability. It was really sad.
daydreamer3 part of it is likely due to nervousness. She’s discussing something very personal and difficult in front of a camera crew.
I'm proud of Gracie for stepping up and putting her story out there like that. It's not an easy thing to do. She's to be commended, not criticized for it. The main thing is she is healthy in her mind and body. She'll get back to skating when she's ready!
There is so much wrong with what you have said here that I do not even know where to start.....
Coming from the skating world and understanding the insane pressure put on ladies to be thin, I’m proud of Gracie for getting help and being open about her struggles. I did the same starvation game as Gracie when I was in the Ice Capades. I was so thin you could see my back ribs and my collar bones jutting out. But in their eyes I was fat. And they told me so week after week. I was afraid to eat as I would get called out on it. I developed a full on eating disorder and still struggle with body dysmorphia almost 40 years later. I too was shocked at Gracies appearance in the Grand Prix competition. Shocked but not surprised. When you starve and go back to eating your metabolism is so messed up your body holds onto every calorie. After an extreme all protein no carb diet, I lost 14 pounds in 7 days. First time I ate a carrot I gained two pounds. No joke. AGREE 150% about “like” being every other word out of that generation! I rarely watch the Kardashians. Listening to those girls talk in the same manner makes me cringe. Can’t take two minutes let alone an hour! (Not a fan anyway but they are the perfect example 😖)
@@melaniesharp397 Melanie, why don't you tell us about the interviews you did on national television? She was probably nervous talking about something so personal for the national audience. People like you are the reason she would stop reaching out and sharing her story. Why not commend her for bravely sharing something that is so personal, something that is so stigmatized, rather than criticizing her for her language semantics? I would rather she keep sharing that than stop for fear of being berated by people like you.