Naomi Judd Interview 2022 CMT Music Awards
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She felt things deeply. You can tell things like seeing someone suffer bothered her. And deeply affected her. May she Rest In Peace with the lord and Jesus Christ. She will be very missed.
Beautifully said.
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Her right hand is shaking as she talks. She said in another interview 5 years ago that the meds she takes for depression make her shake and look heavy. I think she was tired. RIP Naomi - life well lived.
Naomi was such an empathetic soul and a wonderfully talented vocalist. May she rest easy in eternal peace. đđŒâ„ïžâïž
Hello Susan how are you doing
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@@Winner1-c2u you probably sign away your life. No doubt also had PTSD I have heard about it for treatment. After the rape ppl are never the same. I believe that might have been her daughters father. She lived with such heavy ness and always trying to remain beautiful inside and out. For 50 plus years thatâs a lot of weight to carry. Ppl donât understand PTSD itâs so on and off again u become your own victim. She was tired. Letâs respect that, she wanted to go and we donât need to know why. Sheâs in heaven now missed as we write but never forgotten. â€ïžâđ©č
She is a perfect example of an EMPATH who struggled with her tremendous abilities and gifts but her great mind exhausted her.
A true empath. Sometimes the weight of the world is heavy.
All. Of. This.
So true.. I struggle with this!
@@maxgxl4everyone me, too. Itâs overwhelming.
I feel this deeply!đ·
It's heartbreaking and unbelievable that less than 3 weeks later, she would make such a drastic decision. Sadly, depression is just as real as cancer, and it is often fatal as well. It doesn't matter who you are, how rich and famous, how beautiful - it doesn't discriminate. Naomi fought hard for many years. And she was full of love and empathy for others suffering as well, so much so that despite her hands shaking, and her not feeling good, she had the courage to put herself out there and share her journey in order to help others. I pray that she finally found the peace that eluded her while she was here. May god comfort all those who loved her.
I have suffered from depression since I was a kid. I still have it regardless of all the drugs and side affects are horrendous. People dont understand this DISEASE . They tell you " snap out of it" or "it's not as bad as you think" or "just stop worrying ". Imagine telling a person having heart, respiratory, or broken bones this same statement. Your brain is a ORGAN just like any other organs , it can have disease or complications too.
KNOW GOD
KNOW LIFE
NO GOD
NO LIFE
"What profiteth a man to win the World and lose his very life"
What a tragedy đą
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@@rubo5411 I can Relate Absolutely.
@@jackiebourg6869 it's lose his soul not life
We really do need to be kinder to one another we never really know what the other person is going through. She had a very soft heart and such an empath RIP Naomi
I felt this! As someone who feels pain for others were asked why we cry so much, the same reason we smile so much WE FEEL EVERYTHING!!!đ
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Agreed. I completely understand why she did it. Her life. Her choice. And she got to have one last performance with her daughter and sing her #1 song to the world. She must have been AMAZING to know personally. Could hear her stories all day. Hope Wynonna still tours after this on her own. She's an INCREDIBLE talent! Maybe this was Naomi's plan all along...đđ»đđ
Also...you are a POWERFUL Empath! That's why you feel so deeply. You have many magickal gifts...I see you đ .
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You know I always smile because I want who is looking at me to feel good, and I am suffering from depression. People say I dont believe it your so happy all the time
Its very sad that you can't even tell when someone has mental health issues (depression) and that is why it is so overlooked, ignored and dismissed. She was so beautiful in every way and she was
76 years old! RIP beautiful lady... peace to you always. đąđ
She was open about her battle with depression, even wrote a book about it. I had hoped she over came it.. Guess not.. :(
Did she take her own life??
@@RiderNJack I know... right. đđą
@@lisafrederick8870 They are not saying. đą
@@raechelyndawn2580 Most likely. Her daughters said she lost her battle with mental health issues. Mental health issues don't kill you unless it's by your own hand.
This interview breaks my heart. Her affect seems flat. I've always seem her with a spark. It just wasn't there. I'm so sorry for her pain. What a wonderful Compassionate woman. RIP. Rest in Jesus's arms.
I totally agree. I wish we could have actually heard the questions because she didn't really answer what was put up on the screen.
sitting here in tears. Can't believe she's passed! My heart goes out to her loved ones! RIP
She was Tired.
Did she kill herself?
@@lyndieskurry2379 it appears she may have. One news outlet in Tennessee is saying she did, however it's not certain yet.
Her daughtersâ joint statement read they had lost their mother to the disease of mental illnessđ
@@lyndieskurry2379 Yes...
Can't believe she's gone. She hid it so well. Hope she's at peace now. Til we meet again! God bless you always.
RIP Naomi. You will be missed but your music will live on forever!
From a Latin American born in Jersey may her soul be at peace, she did her best with what she had to deal with. And if her daughter's reads this just know she build you girls up with little to no help and so far you girl's turned out just fine. Naomi dahling life was never easy nor fair but you girl's kicked @ with your performance every time.
@@KAT-dg6el Judd brought up both daughters as a single parent, first attending nursing school at California's College of Marin while living in nearby Lagunitas, California, and later beginning a successful singing career with daughter Wynonna.
@@KAT-dg6el The OP is the Latin American born in Jersey. He didn't say it was Naomi. Your reading comprehension needs improvement.
Whyâd you have to mention youâre Latin American? Weird. Letâs focus on Naomi not you.
Because itâs his post and he can post whatever he wants and it is related to Naomi. Why donât you mind your own business?
@@diamonddave16 I wasn't making it about myself, I was just saying that even I as a Latino knows that she as a single parent and all that she went through and had to deal with did her best two rise her girl's. Sorry if my comment bothers some of you as that wasn't my intention just here as a Jersey born of latin parents that even I admire and love how country music cross boundaries and it doesn't make it weird. Thank you to those who defended me as I didn't mean to get anyone upset.
We never know the deep struggle to survive one battles dailyâŠ. May she now be at peace â€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïž
My childhood was riding around with my mom and sisters blaring the Judds and singing along on our way to the store! I am absolutely devastated but hope she is at peace now!
She is at peace.....the dead don't cry ! She is free đ
That is exactly what I said and how I feel. Thatâs my childhood
@@amberteal itâs so heartbreaking! I canât imagine how the girls feel at this time! I usually donât get this emotional about a celebrity dying but with her and the Foo Fighters Taylor Hawkins passing Iâm completely devastated!
@@Hollysorter I completely get it. This one made me cry. So did David Bowie.
Yeah, losing Eddie Van Halen was hard also
I am heart broken and stunned. Like Naomi I have had HepC and after 30 years, cured. As Naomi struggled with mental health issues, so do I. I cannot let her passing sink in. It has affected me beyond any other music artist in country.so beautiful, caring, intelligent. I pray for her daughters. You were blessed to have such a wonderful mother and she's singing in the Heavenly choir now.
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As she says some of the most compassionate, heartfelt things , her hands are trembling so badly. She is an empath and her lovely soul lasted in this world much longer than some other lovely souls could bear. RIP Naomi
I'm absolutely STUNNED. Its so difficult to believe that she is gone !
She was a bad person, no one misses her!
@@adambaum9732 Congratulations for pegging the dumbass meter.
@@adambaum9732 What a cruel thing to say much less feel in your heart! Funny thing, if she were alive today, she would totally forgive you for your horrible words.
Why stunned?? The woman was a basket case!
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Some of us feel too much and some feel nothing at all. God bless everyone who struggles with mental illness. I have been judged and made fun of my wholeife because I struggle in my journey on earth. RIP Momma Judd
I completely understand your struggle. I have too!! I'm 68 & still struggling on & off. Life is very hard but what I know for sure. You Must Believe in God, Jesus & the Holy Spirit.!!
Most important is....Stand On God's Promises!
Much Love, Peace & Happiness!
I absolutely agree with this. Sometimes just the thought of those who suffer is so overwhelming for me.
@@debbycarter6559 I understand your struggle. I'm 72 and I so miss the life and world from my youth ~ the wonderful 1950's!! So wise in your words about God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit! Even in your struggle, you are quite a brave and inspirational person! Wish I knew you! †Linda Nashville, Tennessee
@Cheryll So sorry that you have been made fun of because of your struggle!! That should NEVER have happened to you! Your words "Some of us feel too much and some feel nothing at all" is one of the wisest statements I have EVER heard on the subject of depression!! How well spoken are your words and insight!! As I told Debby, I wish I knew you! NEVER apologize for being a compassionate soul and loving person! I hope and pray that you find peace, love, and happiness in your life and find acceptance and help when you do struggle in your journey! Something tells me you would readily help anyone in their struggles in life and care deeply for others!! †Linda from Nashville Tennessee
Cheryl, I understand completely!!!!!!
This interview breaks my heart right now đ„ but I am so glad Naomi's thought provoking words about the conditions of life are memorialized in this.
May you RIP Mama Judd⊠I grew up listening to you and Wynonna. â€ïž you were and still are a inspiration to many of us. I suffer from mental illness and itâs not an easy thing to manage. We try our best. I pray you found the peace you always needed since being that little girl. Much love â€ïž
Did she commit suicide?
@@reasonwhy4401 , her daughter stated that they lost her to mental illness so Iâm thinking thatâs probably what happened. So very sad.
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Apparently she did, from the statement her daughter Ashley Judd just gave about her death.
@@reasonwhy4401 yes, the family prefers to call it death by mental illness. Itâs a trend. The word suicide is so painful. Naomi struggled with severe anxiety and depression issues.
@@reasonwhy4401 A tv station in Nashville is reporting that she did. So very sad đ
I have been a fan since the 80âs. So sorry to hear of her passing. Iâm not sure of the circumstances but a true legend and pillar in
the CM industry, RIP beautiful lady. Totally âshookâ.
It came out today that she took her own life, I am SO upset about that!
She was molested by her uncle she was 3
Shoot your local pedophile!
R.I.P. Iâm sorry you couldnât stick around we need more people like you!
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So sad to hear of Naomi's passing. I hope she has found peace. God bless her daughters and grandchildren and husband. I grew up listening to the Judd's n hold a special place in my heart for them.
Rest easy darlin Naomi. â€đ
Such a huge loss in so many ways. You can feel her mind deeply thinking in this interview. She pulls from her heart to speak and with empathy and compassion speaks as if the hardships in life and around her totally consume her every thought. Love can build a bridge but the road to the bridge is paved in tears and full of obstacles. She lived life working on the bridge and treading on the tears.
đâ€ïžâ€ïžđđ Well said
She was a brilliant woman-talented and smart and was dealt such a poor hand in life but brought so much joy to many around the world! She impacted many lives. I love her.
Hello Jamie
The Judds are rare people in entertainment - superstars who never forgot who they were or where they came from, they are real people who have transparently shared their lives - good and bad - with the entire world. I hope Miss Naomi is basking in Heaven's glow, free of the pain that had wracked her for so long. RIP legendary lady.
Beautiful woman inside and out. May she rest in peace.
She looked so beautiful in what I believe is her last interview...may she RIP...I can definitely relate to having severe depression and surprised I held on this long at age 38.
So happy you are still with us. Please take care. đ
Iâm still here, too. But only because I canât disrespect God. I canât destroy what He gave me. Maybe thereâs a reason weâre still around. There has to be.
I think any mental illness is debilitating my son has schizoaffective disorder which is a form of schizophrenia and the challenges and struggles he deals with daily are very hard and he's been extremely brave through it all
Keep holding tight Sara, we all need you in this world!
@@LucitaBrown There is more reason than any of us know. Don't give up, keep writing your story. There is only one you, and we need you here.
She was an amazing woman. Such a caring, sweet, beautiful spirit. Rest In Peace, Naomi. As your song says: youâre now a Guardian Angel.
Beautiful, kind soul, with a voice of an Angel. She wrote the most beautiful songs, you couldnât help but get all the feels when The Juddâs sang. I grew listening to my single mother singing their songs, now I sit along side my little girl and sing those same songs with her. Thank you for creating and sharing your music with the world. Sending love and prayers to the girls and the family.â€ïžđđ»
She wrote the words from her own struggling heart â€ïžâŠ LOVE YOUR COMMENT ⊠FLY HIGH BEAUTIFUL SOUL WITH HEAVENS ANGELS
Iâve been so upset, I too shared there music growing up, me and mom singing in the car together, sadly my mom is suffering from dementia, there are good days and bad ones. When I told her about Naomi passing, she said she didnât know who that was, Iâm at a loss for words on that one.
@Jason Browning play your Mom her music, Iâll bet sheâll remember. Music is the best for them. Old tunes from their good years, their teens & 20âs.
Naomi had been troubled for quite some time with depression. She was very public about it. I think things just became too much to bear. We've all been there. Hope you have found peace sweetheart. Sympathy to the family ..also many prayers.
So heartbreaking to hear of her passing. Rest now Naomi.
You could see her hand shaking when she was holding the mic⊠Just very tragic all of the research and the knowledge and it still didnât help
Many times when she wouldn't go on tour it was because she had to go into a Psychiatric Hospital on her own of course to get her life back on track. She also became a hermit and wouldn't leave her home and with all of us that suffers from mental illness, her hygiene got bad. You just don't care when you get to that point. This is exactly why her and Wynonna had a rough relationship for a long time back when Wynonna was putting out #1 hits one after the other. She also suffered massive panic attacks. People say you grow out of them, well I am here to say that NO you don't. Not everyone. Mine began at 21 and I'm 54 now and I actually think they are worse. In this interview you can see how she is hiding nervousness by watching her hands. She isn't comfortable at all. I suffer from bipolar, PTSD and debilitating panic attacks each and everyday and the meds doesn't help always. The Doctors have to switch and play around with your medicine and it's very easy to say, "No more Medicine! It isn't working or helping me!" I think possibly she thought that and did what the the medicine is "supposed" to prevent you from doing. RIP Naomi and God Bless all of you that are suffering from a mental illness. ASK FOR HELP OVER AND OVER!!
I had a friend whose anxiety was banished when her doc discovered she was deficient in Vitamin D. Once she got on a prescription dose, the anxiety left.
Well said. Keep asking for help.
Iâm so very sad. I just loved Naomi. The most beautiful woman Iâd ever seen. My husband and I also in our early 70âs in Australia, have followed the Judds since they began. Always been mesmerised by their talent . A unique couple. I am so sad for her daughters. God watch over them. đđœđđœ
Hello Barbara
This is happening with so many people now, especially since Covid began. The Ukraine War is making people feel hopeless even here in the US. All the fighting on social media, the rise in food, gas, housing, wages not rising with inflation, people losing homes, going hungry. I know she helped people a lot with her money. I wish she couldâve held on longer but may she find the peace she sought. Sensitive people have a hard time with the way the world is going. The writing on the wall is terrifying.
Hello my friend how are you doing
@@kenhartman9981 Doing good , thanks for asking. Her death has me a little down but Iâm also so happy that sheâs not imprisoned in her body, mind anymore. Sheâs free! Watched WYnona and Ashley accept the award last night. There were tears everywhere last night. She was a good soul. In the 90âs here in Nashville, you could see both of them quite a bit out and about, not together though..lol, Once I had dinner at a table next to Naomi in the evening. She was wearing giant, dark sunglasses and that is my main memory of her, how she was obviously trying to be noticed by seeming incognitoâŠher big red hair, tiny body, sunglasses..it was obvious. Gotta love that kind of attitude really. I always thought it was bizarre but now Iâm having a good laugh about it. I hope you are well too Ken.
@@selecttravelvacations7472 Oh okay. Iâm doing good thanks. Where are you from?
You must always have faith snd hope and from that courage to move forward and make your world a better place
@@selecttravelvacations7472 Hello my friend. Where do you live?
Beautiful woman! I truly hope sheâs at peace now. RIP Naomi đ We love you
THIS interview shows the deep empathy Naomi had for her fellow people. I was startled to hear her say that her husband hated the fact that she pictured the homeless man on the park bench, when she sang the song. With all due respect to her husband, a songwriter will usually remember the WHY of writing the song. Honestly, every deep sensitive creative person out there reading this, should be aware of the attitudes of those in our own household. I would rather be alone and true to myself than with anybody that does not get my deep empathy for other people. This interview says a lot. Stay true to yourselves, creatives out there. Be your own warrior. Everyday. USA
She said that she had a good memory, which her husband hatedâŠnot the specific memory of the homeless person.
Exactly, she didnât say Larry hates her empathy, she said he hates her good memory. As someone with a photographic memory, I can relate to Naomi remembering the poor homeless man sleeping on a bench, in Oregon. You should rewatch & actually listen this time. My husband is grateful for my memory, it has gotten him to doctors appointments, classes when we were in college, etc., on time. And I have the memories of his momâs, that she shared with me many times over the years, now that she is gone.
I had the wonderful opportunity to have met Naomi and Wynonna on more then a few occasions, the type of work I was involved with allowed it in addition to many other public figures. The Judds were very pleasant, accepting, warm, easy to speak with, after all people in public eye are human just like us, difference is their job entails performing, more well known due to the nature of the job. The performance permits to take us away but if just for a moment in time to another world of forgetting our troubles, it does the same for the performer as well. Music is an exchange of energy of emotions between artist and audience, a slice of heaven where everything in the outside world is forgotten, a moment of blissful opportunity for us to be in touch with our feelings, sometimes the song touches a spot where we release tears. Music is emotions applied to lyrics, tones and melody, it's birthed out of emotions. Everything we do and create is birthed out of emotions.
My greatest hopes is we never forget, we don't ever have amnesia from what she struggled immensely with like millions of people do. The stigma of mental health has to be stopped. The brain can become unwell just like any other organ in our body. When a person is born with a heart defect, their lifestyle has to be different then a person born with a healthy heart, if not their life expectancy is shorter. If a persons family has chronic mental health in their gene pool, if they're exposed to traumatic events or succumb to trauma, likelihood of triggering setting off imbalance of chemicals in the brain and effecting central nervous system is high, sometimes it can never rebalance, even through extensive treatments, they're resistant to treatment.
Just as with a family with inheritance of diabetes, a family member can carry the gene however if they live a healthy lifestyle, odds are greater in their favor for gene not triggering.
If we knew a person had diabetes, we're not going to oblige in asking them if they want a piece of cake, we'd know it's harmful. If we evolve to a place where we can speak openly about mental health, we can arrive to a place a person can freely mention they have temporary or chronic struggles therefore it will change the approach in how we speak to them. If the cake would effect the diabetic, the nature of words we use and our tone would be accommodating to the person struggling with mental health. The word mental is a variation of the mind, it does not mean crazy, health is to do with condition. There's physical and mental health.
What would happen if a person felt shameful sharing with anyone they had a broken bone, they felt so utterly shameful they kept it a secret, because of the shame they didn't want to visit a doctor? It goes untreated, means no healing. In able to freely share, they'll get advice from a family member, friend or even a stranger. They'll be concerned about how it happened, how much pain they're in, and advise to go to the ER or doctors. By not having "shame", they're freely able to share, therefore able to have support and treatment from a doctor. Family and friends will offer support to help with necessities if they're immobilized. As long as there's "shame"/a stigma around mental health, it means a person doesn't share the thoughts they struggle with, don't express their feelings, they either hide as much as they can, either behind a smile or behind closed doors, which follows not seeing a mental health doctor, equals no treatment, which could manifest into decline.
Addictions which is self medicating to numb and escape feeling certain emotions, is from burying trauma, in addition trying to cope with life stressors, "not in all cases", sometimes it's rooted in people that have a very sensitive disposition, they're sensitive to energy, they feel extremely deeply, it's the nature of whom they are. There's some coping tools they can adopt to help navigate in the unfortunate reality that our species can be harsh, but their personality won't alter, it's part of their gene pool. We wouldn't want to try and strip someone of who they are, it's like breaking into a persons house and stealing.
There's absolutely nothing wrong with being sensitive, as far as feeling deeply goes, there is a problem if our sensitivity is projected in a way it inflicts harm upon another person. Feeling deep in this world, having sensitivity is perceived as a weakness for most part, because our species is still operating from the survivalist mode, the mentality of the strong survive, survivalist perception is "strength" (most popular and powerful, wealth, status, most awards, most intelligent, talented, most attractive, biggest house, etc....), we were raised more on how to survive rather then raised on how to love. We've been living on a stage for generations performing, scared to show reality of ourselves, out of fear survival. We're overly competitive against each other due to fear for survival. Until we evolve into freely accepting our "humnaness" completely = able to discuss our burdens, trauma, our struggles, our shadow side/our flaws, our insecurities birthed from wounds, etc...., we'll not be able to heal collectively, therefore not evolve. Healing is done when we share, when we heal or at least manage the wounds our wounds will not project onto others, if they do bleed, at least we'll have the tools to resolve issues or reconcile. I understand fully it's frightening sharing the most intricate and delicate parts of ourselves within a species that perceives sharing the most human aspects of ourselves as weak, fear being taken advantage of, or looked at strangely, fear of rejection or abandoned from family, friends or society, but if want a healthier and loving species we'll have to. Our forefathers and mothers took leaps of faith and big risks before us to get us where we are today, we're here because of them, and one day future generations we'll be thanking us for taking risks. I'm not implying for us just to share with anyone, we must not do anything we feel will put us in harm's way, it be mental or physical, and also certainly must not do it if we're not ready, but if ever ready and safe to do so would be wonderful, if not ever ready it's ok too, doesn't mean weakness whatsoever, it's a personal right and choice, there's reasons known to person they don't feel comfortable doing so.
â€As Mrs. Naomi Judd stated in lyrics : "Love can build a bridge, between your heart and mine, love can build a bridge, don't you think it's time, don't you think it's time"
YES IT'S TIME â€đâ€
I thank Mrs. Naomi for all that she's contributed to the world. I'm so incredibly sorry for her years of struggling the internal fight.
Where there's love, we will survive. The old survivalist mode needs to be said goodbye to. When there's love it opens the door to our humnaness. It will provide to us the experience and emotions just like we do when surrounded together before the music.
My deepest love and condolences to Wynonna and Ashley, their family and friends. My heart breaks for her daughters and grandchildren. They'll be in my thoughts and well wishes of comfort. â€
Well said...people are afraid of what they don't know or understand...so if I friend even tells them of their emotional or mental issues they may be having,they take a step back.maybe even 2 or 3 steps back,when it's a step toward that friend in need,that's needed..such a small % of one's struggling with depression reach out for help..society has stigmatized mental issues...if we acknowledge it, it's saying we can also one day be facing our own mental health crisis...and how dare we admit we can become mentally sick.
Very well said Linda. I feel the need to ask you - are you ''the'' Wonder Woman ' Linda Carter?
Wow....so well said.. thank you for sharing your heart. You have touched mine ..I will save this and share with many...may God Bless you and keep you.
Since Naomi's death I've been going back and listening to those songs that we all loved. These songs will hold up forever and be received by each generation just as they were by mine. I will forever miss those harmony vocals.
Some of the most beautiful music I have heard in my life.
I was very blessed to have met her. What a sweet, beautiful soul. She will be so very missed. â€ïž
Feeling so blessed that I was graced with seeing her and Wynona perform live many years ago and so thankful for the joy she shared even while battling the life draining illnesses of chronic Hepatitis and severe clinical depression. You know that people who truly suffer the most in their own lives are the ones who have the greatest empathy for others, no mater what walk of life they may come from..Rest in peace and keep the love alive to all of her beautiful surviving familyâ€ïž God Bless
Naomi will be missed, loved her spirit and how empathic she was. She was one of the good ones who carried more burdens then she should have. RIP pretty lady. â€ïž
Late Naomi was so beatiful inside and outside; she comforted me in this last interview....Bless your soul Naomi!
Hello
Our condolences to her daughters. Thank you Naomi for the music. A sad farewell to a country music legend.
Bless her heart, her hands shaking and her heart so empathetic. Utterly heartbreaking. Rest In Peace.
@Amy Thompson where did you see her hands shaking ?? WHY do you feel the need to say ANYTHING NEGATIVE about Mrs.Naomi ????
Let her Rest in Peace and have RESPECT for WY , ASHLEY & LARRY
I love her genuine love and thoughtfulness. Such honesty even to the point cutting oneâs soul. â€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïž Love to the family, especially during this sad time.
A beautiful woman and it is heartbreaking that she wasnât able to make it through a difficult period of time. Prayers for her family and friends.
I feel like you have never experienced chemical depression with you comment. Good for you, now really
@@drjudyr none of us know what another person goes through unless they share it with you. I didnât know her personally but I heard her share her story. Many people donât get the treatment they need and even when they do sometimes that doesnât help. I worked in mental health for 8 years and I have seen some very sick people who made desperate decisions to end their lives. As a believer in Christ Jesus I know that Satan torments people to the point that they feel to die is their only way of escape.
Trust in Lord Jesus. He can heal. It is the oppression from Evil Spirit.
She was such a beautiful woman and seemed like a genuine soul. May she rest peacefully đđŻđ
So sad...you can see that the light in her eyes is gone. Rest in Peace lovely lady!
Nice to see such a successful woman caring about sooo many that have absolutely nothing. R.I.P. đ
SO SAD TO HEAR OF NAOMIâS PASSING. THIS INTERVIEW IS SO SAD BECAUSE SHE WAS IN PAIN.
GOES TO SHOW NO ONE KNOWS THE HEART AND MIND BUT GOD ALONE.
Too bad your God is like an absentee dad, SMH â
So true!
I never heard about this wonderful lady before ,I just watched this after the news of her passing.what a great interview and her message is clear,âwe need love one another and we need to share the love by helping others who donât have nothing â I think she canât take it anymore,this world can be brutal sometimes.we need love to overcome it.May ,she Rest In Peace.
Yes, the older I get, the more brutal I see it.
@@moseymay1772 all you have to do is take it one day at a time. If I can do it, you can too. đđŸđđŸ
Welcome to a beautiful talent. Please enjoy her music đ
@@deltastarr3167 I know you are correct ! Ty and God Bless.
Oh MamoâŠ.you have got to learn everything about the Judds. Watch it allâŠ.Just a really special duoâŠlegends of Country Music
I really do see now, with my older years and time, just how sensitive and deep she is-probably always was, but I didn't stop to pay attention as I was growing up with the Judds at their height, etc. That is the beauty of getting older. What a beautiful woman-inside and out. I didn''t say perfect, but beautiful, caring, loving, talented and hard working. What a family and I am sending so much love to them!
I met the Judds in 1989 while touring with The Nitty Gritty Dirty Band. They were both very sweet to me and very protective as I was 10 with backstage passes to anywhere I wanted to go backstage. I hope she has finally found peace. My mother was bi-polar, manic depressive. My mother tried to commit suicide seven times and finally the 8th time, succeeded in causing a stroke where she was paralyzed for 4 years before she finally passed. I really can relate with Wy, having such a competitive, controlling mom. It was hard living with someone like that. My prayers to Wy and Ashley.
competitive and controlling, doesnât sound like mama Judd. Empathetic people are so miss read. I can relate. She will be missed because we needed her to be with more people like herself, empathic, kind, lovely lady she will be better off without the cruelty of this world. Class act.
Oh Naomi, if you only knew how many hearts are broken because you're no longer in this world. You are so special. I wish you felt important, because you aređ» Rest In Sweet Peaceđ
One never knows what another may be going through. If we have learned anything from the past 2+ years, letâs hope it is to be kind, to be patient, and to be generous.
Rest peaceful in that light, NaomiâŠ
That is so incredibly true. There is so much pain in this world.
If this Woman did not give anything else ⊠she gave us her her legacy summed up in her words â We All Need Each Otherâ when we truly get that we will change the đ!
It's so tragic that such a beautiful, gifted & genuine spirit that helped so many & complete strangers could not be saved herself. She was such a light in this world &;touched so many people's lives that were strangers as well as friends. Such a testament to a woman of faith & a beautiful soul & spirit. RIP Naomi.. I'd love to have been a part of her close circle of friends. Anyone that was needs to cherish the fortune of her friendship. You are truly blessed.
I'm not a country music fan but I would always stop and watch The Judds on TV. They were such an amazing duo. I am very saddened by the loss of Naomi Judd. May she rest in peace đ
Rest In Peace, beautiful Naomi may the Lord take you up into his eternal love right nowđđđ»đž
Bless her heart....đątoday I learned of her death. I suffer from Depression and Anxiety also , so I know 1st hand how the effects are rough and debilitating. I'm so very sorry for your loss. đą
She had so much empathy and compassion.. just a true Angel on earth.. đRIPđ
RIP Dear Naomi.You left this earth on your own terms.I hope you're having a great time singing with the other legends now.
Love this woman. Iâm sad for her sadness and depressive state. I know she is resting and out of pain! I đ you Naomi Judd! Bless your family!
I feel her. Even when speaking of great things she's got no facial expression. God Bless you sweet soul. đđŒđđ
I agree with some of the comments here that say no one can know what is in the mind of a severely depressed person,smiling faces hide a lot of pain,and for some that pain is so great ,they get tired of fighting the darkness that depression can cause,and sadly those left behind with broken hearts will always wonder why they couldn't see beyond the smile,what could they have done to stop this,but the sad truth is,when a person is determined to end their life?There was nothing anyone could of done.
May you rest with the Angels.đč
What did she take her life
@@francesroney9281 yes.
@@g-maw5458 oh no I thought it was just people talking I am so sorry
I am disbelief! It hit me hard when I found out yesterday. đ©đđ
A true legend and angel of grace â€ïž you will be missed your voice remembered - Iâm sorry you hid your pain so long and hurt so badly - RIP Mama Judd - you wonât be forgotten đđ» thank you for writing some of the most memorable heartfelt and soul touching songs ever to grace our presence đđ»â€ïžđ
She was a Pretty Women and Performer . Living with depression, having to have your demons never go away completely, is a difficult and painful existence for some of us . I know her pain , similar story . My prayers are with the family! She will not have to suffer anymore , she is an Angel singing in Godâs Quior
God Bless her and she is with our Lord. I saw her years ago at the Imperial Nebraska fair with her daughter, my husband and I had front row seats. What a show! They sang in unison. God Bless her!
Rest In Peace Naomi thanks to you we all know what itâs like & to live with depression You help a lot of us that donât have anyone to talk to & God Bless your two daughters & your husband they are left to carry on without you They are strong & you will live on forever
Just loved her GENUINE humble nature, and a nurse, a kindred spirit!!!đąđąđą, rest now lovely one.
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Naomi is so pretty and such a delightful lady. May she Rest In Peace. Fly high Angel đŠđŠđđ»đđ»đ
Naomi lives on through her girls, Physically absent, But oh so present in spirit đ«
Rest in peace, Naomi. I hope you finally found happiness.
Absolutely brokenhearted!! She suffered for many years and she was such a beautiful woman!!!
She just gave an interwiew 2 weeks ago. She was acting fine. What happened in two weeks. She was a beautiful and the sweetest person ever. Her love for God was beautiful. He put her here to help the people of the world, and she did.
She WAS "acting", Jean. It's what many who suffer from depression do to keep from depressing others, to keep them near, to avoid the ongoing stigma of mental illness. Naomi's sadness didn't just happen within the past two weeks. There are bona fide crazies out there, but that term is too often used to describe all who suffer from different forms of mental illness to varying degrees. No one wants to be described as crazy, but that seems to be the general consensus if one is diagnosed. It's a sad fact that when I've had depressive episodes, those who I thought would stay close, actually retreated, even though they all said they would always be here for me. They sent their thoughts and prayers instead of getting actively involved. I get that it's not easy, that "being there" doesn't necessarily ease the pain for long, but those commenting that she "seemed" fine, that she hid it well, need to understand that the fear of abandonment is strong with many depressives. Some who are now offering condolences to the Judds, likely wouldn't have what it takes to stick around when the going gets tough with an ill loved one.
@@barneysgirl9665 I am so grateful Naomi had a wonderful husband, who, according to her book, stuck with her through it all.. I read her book and she talks about his faithfulness and help to her when she started going through this..He helped prevent her from committing suicide at least twice according to the book. .. God help his heart right now, right along with Wy, Ashley and the whole family...
@@barneysgirl9665 you hit the nail on the head. Be a friend to someone in need. Listen, no advice necessary, no problem solving required. Just listen
The abandoned word resonates with me. I have witnessed this between my folks. I have personally experienced this in past and current relationships
It is the worst feeling ever
Jesus felt it with his father
Just be a good member.of Community (Naomi's word) and LISTEN world!
You can see the microphone, her uncontrollable tremors. She mentioned this in a past interview and she can't help it. RIP Naomi, a beautiful soul.
I noticed that Naomiâs hand was shaking throughout the interview. She could have been worried about their upcoming tour. Not being able to perform as perfectly as she once did.
Life gets harder, the older one gets. Getting dolled up can even be a cumbersome chore.
I feel badly for Naomiâs family. Life will never be the same without their Mama around.
I really believe the shaking was the medications she has been on for years. She said in her book that some made her hands shake..
Yes, true, energy is not there as before 40
May this message be at the heart of her legacy. RIP
We are not out there needing to know why but to say we were blessed to have her in our life and we are praying for her family at this time đ â€
She is shaking while holding the mic. Her eyes seem distant. She was so loved and her daughters need prayers. đđ
I grew up listening to the judds. They were my favorite! RIPâŠI always listen to them when Iâm down so she did an amazing job with her songwriting and she definitely had a purpose here on this earth!đđđŒâ€ïž
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Hello Cathy
Rip Naomi I know how you struggled and I'm sorry you were in so much pain
Such a beautiful lady and good hearted soulâŠrest in Peace Naomi
Hello Barbara how are you
@@kenhartman9981 Go away creeper.
What a Heart for others she had! Love Can Build a Bridge is my favorite đ
I simply can't believe it. Sending love and prayers to your family and fans.
She and Wy were amazing entertainers! Loved,loved their music! So sad that she has passed,you could see in this interview she wasnât well,rest In Peace sweet Angel! Heaven gained another angelic voice!
Iâm goin to miss seeing that beautiful deep thinking lady and hearing her talk bc she had such a great way of touching others with her wordsâ„ïžđâ„ïž
My heart is just broken tonight. Rest in peace beautiful lady. âĄ
My heart breaks for her family. She had such a precious soul! Iâll miss her so much!
Hello Pamela how are you doing
@@kenhartman9981 Stop hitting on the women in the comments. This is inappropriate and is not a dating site you creeper.
Naomi Judd, Grammy-winning member of The Judds, . She was 76. The daughters announced her death on Saturday in a statement provided to The Associated Press.
Yesđ„ when I got online today I definitely wasn't expecting to see this đȘđȘ
Love all Judd girls. Thank you Naomi for giving us generations of love and music. May you be singing with the angels sweet one. To Wy,Ash, Larry...Im so sorry for your terrible loss. Wife and mother is one of the hardest ones to endure, but I'm grateful you had her for as long as you did. Love really can build a bridge. Love y'all and God bless.
Such a kind and Beautiful person !!!!! Inside and out !!! The World Needs millions more like her.She will be missed dearly but her song's of true Love will alway's be remembered.đȘđđđđâ€
She seems so low keyed in this interview-I think she's medicated---seriously I say this with all respect. I think she has been suffering very deeply with her depression- I can hear it in her voice and see it in her demeanour. She is at peace with our LORD in HEAVEN
So sad such a good woman she was such a caring person RIP
Hello Shirley how are you doing
Wow she looks fantastic back at her best - battled depression and back on top form at 76 she looks brilliant
Lol yea right there is not one natural thing on her!!!! That red carpet hair was sooooo Elvira looking just a hot mess!!!!
We would all look great if we had her money
Sadly, she just committed suicide, so she lost her battle (or won, depending how u look at it).
Naomi Judd, Grammy-winning member of The Judds, has died after taking her own life. She was 76. The daughters announced her death on Saturday in a statement provided to The Associated Press.
RIP
So sorry to hear of her passing. She was a sweet soul. REST IN PEACE Naomi.
Oh Naomi!!
YOU ARE SO LOVED AND VALUED! I ONLY WISH THAT THIS BEAUTIFUL KNOWLEDGE COULD HAVE BEEN ENOUGH FOR YOU!
I ONLY WISH THAT YOU UNDERSTANDING THIS CONCEPT, THIS LOVE-PHENOMENON, WOULD HAVE BEEN ENOUGH FOR YOU!! đđ
Hello Kelly