Poll: Have you ever stopped watching Y&R when a story “hits too close to home”?

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Open Community Question:

Y&R brings us lots of love, laughter, and entertainment — but it can also broadcast feelings of grief or discomfort right in to our lives. Have you ever needed to stop watching a particular story (or the show all together) when a topic hits too close to home?

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Lisa
Lisa
9 years ago

Right before listening to your latest podcast I watched part of the episode where Billy’s life support had been disconnected. I was especially touched by Victoria’s reaction. Having been in a similar situation with both my mother and father-in-law, it brought back a lot of bad memories that I try not to think about. I have felt both the helplessness and despair that she was experiencing. My husband was diagnosed with prostate cancer two years ago. He had prostate removal surgery and is cancer free, but his 6 month follow up is coming up next week. This scene allowed me… Read more »

Kady
Kady
9 years ago

I’ve never stopped watching because of a storyline, but there has definitely been ones that were VERY difficult for me to watch. My grandma died from cancer, and shortly after she died the Micheal Baldwin cancer storyline was released. When it was going on I was very tempted to fast forward through those scenes. It hit way too close to home and it they had proceeded with the storyline and made him look sicker or killed him off I probably would of stopped watching during that time.