@keirahirano: Don’t know if I’ll puke or cry. #grief #loss #relatable #7years #deep

Kaye🤫💋 :

I still got 4 years..

Fran :

but i still remember, oh how I wat to forget

Riley :

DONT TELL ME THAG WHEN ITS BEEN 7 AND 8 YEARS

Hannah💓 :

Wait no don’t tell me this. That means I have a year left💔💔

TlcTiph :

Omg same here I thought about that yesterday, now on my FYP

Blossom :

I had 3 years to go and then the count restarted.

Ellen :

I thought about this randomly yesterday and never voiced it, how is it on my fyp😭

flowerlady :

7 years…another clue about God 🥰 He’s got you babygirl you’re gonna be alright !

Amanda :

That’s actually a myth. The 7-year idea comes from a misinterpretation of scientific research. In 2005, a researcher named Jonas Frisén used carbon dating to estimate that the average age of all the cells in the human body is roughly 7 to 10 years. An average does not mean every single cell turns over or resets at that time. Instead, regeneration speeds depend heavily on the type of cell. Your skin cells regenerate roughly in 2-4 weeks. You’ve been free for a long time.

TheRealAmberToday :

This is so healing

Jade :

I’ve got two more years

DFS Strategy :

I thought she meant her boyfriend, and was like, no way!

Mariah :

This video just made me realize!

IcedDepresso💋 :

When it happened for me I celebrated with Taco Bell and the big comfy couch

user1788162149778 :

You are right!

Katelyn :

You reminded me too 🥲

TheDebtRipple :

Thank you for this 🫶🏻

Sarah Thompson Napier :

I so needed to hear this!!🙌🏻

Mackenzie :

Omg… it was 7 years in October 🥹

MoMo Lynn :

I didn't realize I needed that reminder

Joe Meirose :

I didn’t know this was about SA till I got to the comments. I thought maybe u lost a loved one. I’m so sorry and hope and pray u find peace.

Rachael_london :

Amber :

I remember the DAY this happened for me with my abusive ex and gosh i felt so clean

Kat Wal :

I could literally feel my abuser leave my body one day nearly a decade later. It was like their ghost just wasn’t there quietly haunting me any more and I could finally breathe.

ela.middleschool.teacher :