😢 Baylen Out Loud: Baylen Reveals The Painful Reality Of Her Tourette’s Journey And The Darkest Moments She Faced Years Ago

Baylen struggled with Tourette’s way worse in the past than she does now. The Baylen Out Loud star often opened up about how she couldn’t eat or do normal chores due to her tics. Now, with years of therapy, medical advice, and medications, she is much better. She also uses her platforms to show what struggling with Tourette’s looks like in everyday life.

Recently, she and Colin went to Myrtle Beach, and she accidentally threw her medication out. While she managed to survive without them, she realized how important her medications are. The 23-year-old star also opens up about how her life was five years ago, without her medications. And it is not a happy story. Keep reading to learn about Baylen’s struggles in the past.

Baylen Out Loud: Caffeine Sends Baylen’s Tics Into Overdrive At The Park!

Baylen faces a wild day on Baylen Out Loud after downing two energy drinks in a row. Caffeine triggers her tics badly, and they come out loud and random. While walking in the park with Colin, she spots a woman walking her dog. Baylen can’t hold back and blurts out “weenie” and “hot dog.” She knows caffeine makes her tics worse, but wedding planning has left her exhausted. She decides the boost is worth it, even though she normally avoids it. Colin tries to chat about his job, but her tics keep interrupting.

Despite these struggles, Baylen has made real progress. She still can’t stop her tics completely, but she can now delay them in public. She once survived days without medication in Myrtle Beach after accidentally throwing it away. Her tics and anxiety also flared up on her wedding day, worrying her family. Still, she has grown so much. She went from needing help eating to going places alone, and now she starts a new chapter with Colin by her side.

Baylen Out Loud: Baylen Breaks Down Remembering Her Darkest Days With Tourette’s Five Years Ago!

On the latest episode of Baylen Out Loud, Baylen reassures her parents that she promises to never lose her medication again. On a recent trip to Myrtle Beach, Baylen had a hard time without her medication. She survived the trip without much struggle, but it showed her how important her medications are. She remembers exactly how hard things were without her medications a few years back. That memory keeps her committed to staying on track.

Baylen opens up about how she was five years ago, when she felt deeply depressed and no longer wanted to live. The 23-year-old calls it one of the hardest things she’s ever admitted out loud. Allen recalls stepping in during her lowest point and realizing something was seriously wrong. Both of Baylen’s parents still carry that memory closely. Surviving through that dark time is proof that she has come far in her struggle with Tourette’s, and her parents are proud of her.

Baylen’s parents are still concerned about her well-being after her wedding. For them, she has come a long way, but their parental worries are real since they have seen how bad it can get for her. They will continue to support her in every way they can. Allen even suggested she store a backup medication in Colin’s truck for emergencies.