@mdmotivator: You Matter Most Is Selfish. Watch until end. #youmattermost #selflove #mentalhealthmatters #doctor #ActingChallenge #psychology

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_denice314⚾️⚾️ :

YESSSSSS 💖🥰💖🥰

2025-09-15 14:39:47

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Zachery Dereniowski :

You Matter Most.

2020-09-02 23:13:35

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Scott Zittritsch :

It’s like the oxygen masks that fall down in airplanes. Gotta get your own on first. Then you help others.

2020-09-02 23:18:00

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Zachery Dereniowski :

To whoever reads this, your life matters. No one can replace you. I’m thankful you were born. I love you so much. Read that again. ❤️

2020-09-02 23:13:31

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Mattfire✝️ :

You can’t pour from a empty cup

2020-09-02 23:16:45

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justanabela :

Even Jesus said love others like yourself so how can we love others if you dont love ourself its not selfish . how can you love otheres then?

2020-09-02 23:43:28

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COWBOYJT :

In order to help others, you must help yourself. It took me years to realize this which is why I’m working to get me right so I can help others!🥰🤩👍

2020-09-02 23:35:22

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Heather :

You need to put your MH first or you’re no good to your kids, family, friends, boss... so not it’s not selfish

2020-09-02 23:53:44

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Mylene 📚🇨🇦⚔️ :

I took a break at work to calm down my anxiety, 10 minutes just breathing and focusing. Really help to take time to yourself, even a few minutes.

2020-09-02 23:53:29

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Meg :

I matter most now

2020-09-03 00:55:15

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Aisling (Ashling) :

This is very true. Your videos help me a lot, thank you ❤️❤️❤️

2020-09-02 23:16:05

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🦋🦋🦋 :

When your goal is to have a verified person follow you but taht will never happen 🥺🥺

2020-09-02 23:16:14

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Paulien :

@jillduckers one to watch more then once 😳😅😇😘

2020-09-03 19:43:07

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🦋🦋🦋 :

Does he follow early people

2020-09-02 23:15:06

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audrey :

Yes

2020-09-02 23:14:45

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Smile Cuz You Can ❌ :

Philosophical- but true.

2020-09-03 01:11:09

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Ashley Ponce :

I'm so happy I found your page. I am finally able to understand myself more.

2020-09-03 01:34:59

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sarah780mama :

Amen!!! I am no good to others if I am not 100%

2020-09-03 02:54:08

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Laurie Casad :

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

2020-09-03 00:36:21

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David :

Thank you for driving the message home. We need go here this!!!💜

2020-09-03 00:20:04

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Cindy :

You matter most 🥰

2020-09-03 01:47:41

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mayaaa :

❤❤

2020-09-03 01:47:49

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🌞The Sexy Cat Lady 🌞 :

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2020-09-03 01:58:58

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Alyssa Bolen :

I once had a therapist yell me if I didn't take care of myself 1st I'd be no good to them 🥰

2020-09-03 02:04:21

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Grace Victoire :

👏🏻✌🏻☮️✨✨

2020-09-03 02:12:11

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Rachel Johnson :

You have a beautiful smile.

2020-09-03 02:18:27

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🪷🌙CaffeMamma🪬🧿 :

Hard lesson to learn and then to live

2020-09-03 02:37:28

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Normycat 🇨🇦 :

Love this!!!

2020-09-02 23:53:45

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Mandipies :

I matter most

2020-09-02 23:15:39

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Lilly :

I matter most 🥰

2020-09-02 23:17:13

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🎶🥀Alt Acc🥀🎶 :

Hi! I think everyone matter even you!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤you matter most❤❤❤❤❤❤

2020-09-02 23:17:42

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MarieShindler :

This 👏🏻 ❤️

2020-09-02 23:20:19

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Liga Stirling :

Honestly man, I think I could disappear and no one would notice

2020-09-02 23:21:21

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Stacey :

I want to be selfish but it is so hard.

2020-09-02 23:24:18

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Dora Georgiopoulos :

Preach 🥰

2020-09-02 23:24:46

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Tik Toker :

You are amazing! Thank you for teaching me how to love myself! 💞

2020-09-02 23:39:59

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Jessie🍃 :

Ouch. Why can’t people just understand that’s it’s easier that way.

2020-09-02 23:41:25

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𖣂︎Jaye𖣂︎💖 :

Aww love thsi🥰

2020-09-02 23:49:44

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Mays :

Exactly king 👏🏻

2020-09-03 00:18:14

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Adam :

You have to care for yourself before you can help others. Good point to share Zack!

2020-09-07 22:42:50

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piggy pig is here :

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

2020-09-03 14:46:35

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Brandy Thompson :

You can’t give away something that you don’t have 💜

2020-09-03 14:57:22

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Jae’s Truth Serum :

Absolutely!!!! Great message and great way to communicate it!

2020-09-03 17:06:53

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Tony Sinatra :

love you bro thank you for everything

2020-09-03 17:56:08

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🖤✨ȷᥱssіᥴᥲ rᥲᥱ✨️🖤 :

You matter most is like self care! Its important to know and do! 🥰🥰

2020-09-03 19:53:14

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Kamryn :

🙌🏼🙌🏼👏🏼👏🏼 this can be so hard but I’ve learn I can’t be available for anyone else until I take care of myself first

2020-09-04 01:44:04

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SmileNLaugh361 :

Yes. I was told if I dnt put urself first take care of u first, how are u suppose to take care of others.

2020-09-04 05:27:23

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Katherine Greene :

it's not "selfish" it's self preservation 💗💗

2020-09-04 13:12:55

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user123445567788999 :

❤️❤️❤️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

2020-09-06 09:46:04

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