Baylen Out Loud: Baylen Almost Had To Be In A Wheelchair Due To This Reason!

Baylen shares her life before becoming a reality TV star. The Baylen Out Loud star recently sat down for a conversation with Sarah Fraser, where she talked about many things. Among the topics discussed, she shared how her life was five years ago. Baylen shared that her Tourette’s was so bad that she was almost in a wheelchair.

Many do not know how difficult Baylen’s life was for her and her parents. She has undergone therapy to be a more functioning, independent adult at present, but her life was quite different a few years ago. How did Baylen’s life look 5 years ago? Was her Tourette’s really that bad? Keep reading to find out more.

Baylen Out Loud: Baylen Reveals How Alcohol And Gummies Affect Her Tics

In a recent interview on The Sarah Fraser show, Baylen gets up close and personal about her tics and how certain things affect her. The host asked the Baylen Out Loud star how alcohol affects her tics. The Baylen Out Loud star says that his tics get really bad if she is drinking. Sarah also asks her how w$%d affects her tics. Baylen laughs and declines to answer the question, saying, “I cannot say”. However, Baylen has in the past made a post about how THC affects her.

In an Instagram post, Baylen talks about how THC gummies work like a charm on her tics, making them disappear completely. She says, “When I take gummies, I don’t tic AT ALL. It provides significant relief. I take them for doing multiple things like going to Top Golf, going out to restaurants, and multiple other things to help my tics”.

Baylen Out Loud: Baylen Shares She Almost Had To Be In A Wheelchair Five Years Back

Baylen reminisced about her life five years ago on the Sarah Fraser Show. She shared that five years ago, she struggled with basic jobs because of her tics. There were days when her parents had to feed her because she couldn’t do it herself. Even walking became difficult. The Baylen Out Loud star was close to needing a cane full-time. There were also talks of needing a wheelchair.

One of the biggest issues was the impact of her tics on her legs. Her tics made her legs suddenly lock or twist inward toward her kneecaps. This made it extremely painful and almost impossible to walk. These flare-ups happened without warning and escalated quickly. Due to that, she often worried about falling or hurting herself, especially if she was alone or out in public.

She also talked about tic attacks, which drain her entirely physically and mentally. During those times, she avoided leaving the house for days because she didn’t know when a severe tic might hit. Even simple tasks like grocery shopping or walking the dogs felt risky. That constant fear is why a cane or wheelchair felt like a necessity back then.

Baylen said this is the reason her parents remain so protective today. They have been there when Baylen’s Tourette’s was terrible. Now her tics are better with therapy and medication, but they haven’t disappeared. She acknowledged her parents’ support through her bad times. For more Baylen Out Loud updates, follow TV Season & Spoilers.