For the Hayters is a YouTube docuseries that, each week, highlights a different person’s story. Our mission is to help bring a myriad of issues to light, in an ...
I Was Hit By A Drunk Driver | FOR THE HAYTERS S2EP2
They say what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. Kayla Struck would probably agree. After a life-threatening car crash robbed the 23-year old of function in her dominant arm, Kayla is now learning how to live as a partly paralyzed survivor - teaching herself how to perform the simplest of everyday tasks all over again. But with a refined approach comes determination, strength, and character. Now, Kayla shares the story of not just her accident - but her recovery - with 'For the Hayters,' reminding us all that we can survive anything, and imploring everyone to lend a hand to those who may need one. (S2|EP2)
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Eczema: Having Thick Skin | FOR THE HAYTERS S2EP1
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For The Hayters EP 20: Season 1 Wrap Up
Join Becky Hayter, Laura Carrione, and Devin Lyons as the trio reflects on season 1 of 'For the Hayters.' From lessons they learned - to ones they hoped to teach - they discuss the many inspiring experiences they've shared since the beginning, and touch on what's to come for season 2.
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For The Hayters EP 19: "I am a Survivor of Sexual Abuse."
There is an unhealthy stigma surrounding male sexual offense victims; the number of men who have been abused is considered to be grossly underreported, and the idea that they can only play the role of the offender is, sadly, the prevailing one. This week, Zack Ruth shares his story with us to shatter that very perception. He is a survivor of childhood sexual abuse, and is ready to heal. Watch his video now to learn more about all that he's battled, and how he manages to win what has become an every day fight. If you are someone who has been sexually abused, know that you are not alone; Zack assures us all of this.
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For The Hayters EP18: "Losing Your Mother"
Losing your mother - the person responsible for bringing you into this world, and helping you navigate your way through it - carries a special kind of grief. This week's guest, Mark "June" Allen, Jr., recounts what it was like to lose his at the tender age of 22, and shares with us the healthy outlets he chose that helped him to move forward along the righteous path on which his beloved mother placed him. He reminds us all to chose to LIVE, even when living without someone seems too difficult to bear. Tune in to June's episode now to learn more of his inspiring story, and the decisions that helped him continue writing it.
For the Hayters is a YouTube docuseries that, each week, highlights a different person’s story. Our mission is to help bring a myriad of issues to light, in an effort to keep others from remaining in the dark.
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