Rosie O’Donnell: Love People Back to Life

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  @oceanwoods · 3 years ago

  Both of these women are wise, respectful, kind, smart, good, reflective, productive, and honest. <br>Powerful and inspirational!

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  @b.garland1826 · 3 years ago

  I really appreciated the way Rosie articulatd her respect for her siblings in not oversharing about their childhood.

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  @Mcd1999 · 2 years ago

  The last 2 years of my mother’s life, she was bedridden. I was 22-24 years, a recent college graduate, working full time and going to grad school at night. I would spend my lunch hour for those 2 years, driving 20 minutes each way to swap VHS tapes, and setting up recordings for the Rosie O’Donnell show, because sleeping thru them upset her. &nbsp;Ro brought so much joy to my mother ❤❤

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  @m_brokenleg · 3 years ago

  Heartbreaking to watch Rosie explaining that her teacher was the first person telling her she loved her &amp; hugging her. The one telling her the biggest true that “loves makes the family, not blood”. I’m crying heart wrenched watching Rosie speak about her daughter’s problems &amp; about adoption trauma &amp; the convo between one of her daughters &amp; her RL mom. And about her ex-wife..I just want to hug all them dearly.<br>My God, Rosie is such fascinating, brave, admirable woman! World should be thankful for the existence of Human Rights &amp; LGTBIQ+ advocates &amp; activists like her. I am. Thanks for bringing her to MBB, Mayim! 💜

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• AU

  @austinjudd5698 · 3 years ago

  Being a child from the 80’s with all gay parents, Rosie will always be my biggest hero! Thank you for being so brave, I love you so much!!

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  @SomeGal · 3 years ago

  &quot;There&apos;s something about the brutal honesty of autism that is freeing.&quot; - Rosie O&apos;Donnell

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• SL

  @slytherinhouse · 3 years ago

  Her explanation on being a &apos;tomboy&apos; but never confused about being a girl.. or regretting that.. uggh yeesss!!!!!!! Thank you!!!

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• JJ

  @jjbjjbh · 3 years ago

  Incredible podcast Mayim. Rosie is always so authentic, open and honest. A treat to have such guests talk about their world view.

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• BE

  @BeckyE84 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;ve always felt a connection to Rosie. In 1994, I was 10 and my mother died of cancer, and Rosie started her talk show at the time and talked about losing her mom at 10. I was a tomboy too. Plus, I grew up in Rockford, IL and my elementary school was built on the old baseball diamond of the Rockford Peaches, and Rosie did League of their Own and played a Rockford Peach. Will always love you, Rosie heart❤

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  @stacylovesart · 3 years ago

  I believe Rosie&apos;s mother has been her Guardian Angel her entire &nbsp;life and contributing to all the good things.

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  @NoComment.1960 · 3 years ago

  That nurse… “their job is to love people back to life”! &nbsp;I’ve never heard it expressed in a more simple, succinct, eloquent and beautiful way.

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  @Begining2013 · 3 years ago

  As a lesbian foster mum to 4 traumatized siblings since they came to me in 2007, i really loved hearing Rosie&apos;s perspective. Terrific discussion.

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