Teen Mom’s Catelynn Lowell denies Tyler Baltierra

Teenage Mom: Next Chapter Star Catelynn Lowell Recalling her husband’s accusations Tyler Baltierradiagnosed by his autism.

“It’s not like we sit here for a brainstorming [ideas]like, let’s pretend we’re autistic. Let me pretend I abortion Or I struggle with my mental health. “Kate, then break it down” The podcast will be Wednesday, September 10th.

Taylor shared in August that he learned recently He is on the autism spectrumHe was previously told that he had bipolar disorder and insufficient attention hyperactivity disorder as a child. He faces some doubts about his later disclosures for some podcast listeners.

“perhaps [people] So far, we are real humans, and have experienced the facts of struggle, victory and other real life. “Taylor noted in the couple’s latest podcast.

Catelynn believes fans should know better than doubting the couple’s drama, because they have shown real life Teenage mother over the years.

“Our series has always been documentaries, just like documentaries,” Katerlin clarified. “They just follow our lives, so we don’t script scripts to make storylines in our lives.”

Tyler interjected: “How did we come here as a society, instead of saying ‘Oh, wow, can you explain more about this?’… Are you going to question people’s diagnosis? You’re going to literally humiliate them, humiliate them in shame, and tell them they’re liars who are liars.

Taylor said in the August 27 episode of “Cate and and Ty” that he now has a different look at his childhood after being diagnosed with autism in his 30s.

“Growing up, my mom was very focused on me not breaking down,” he remembered in the podcast series. “I thought I was just an ADHD super kid, anyway. All my behavioral issues in school [were] Because I can hardly control myself. ”

Tyler explained that he was finally tested by an adult after noticing that his 6-year-old daughter Vaeda showed some of the same behaviors he did as a child.

“I think I’m a little more than what my mom was going to come back then, and that’s what it’s like to know about this kind of thing,” he admitted. “Just seeing so many things in Vadiah and I thought, ‘Oh my God, I got the reason for her. Oh my God, when I was a kid, I remember doing it, like wondering why someone didn’t understand what I was saying? Or how important this stupid little thing was to me.’ The first thing I noticed was [that] It shouldn’t be big for her. ”

Taylor eventually admitted to having a different feeling about receiving his adult diagnosis.

Related: Teen Mom Taylor and Caterin have never heard of Carly’s songs after the drama

Tyler Baltierra and Catelynn Lowell chose to oppose listening to their biological daughter Carly’s original song. “We never chose not to listen to this song. We were actually very excited, very moved, and can’t wait to hear it,” Tyler, 33, wrote via Instagram on Thursday, May 22. […]

“It felt like a sigh of relief. And then I was really sad, and I was like, ‘Wow’.” “I just remembered everything I went through as a kid. I was just sad for the kid I wanted to know, ‘What’s wrong with me? What’s wrong with me, why am I not normal?”

Tyler moves forward and he won’t seek any treatment for autism [his] Brain work. ”

“Instead of trying to fix it and let’s try to live with this thing, I think knowing this information makes me more aware,” he said.

Catelynn and Tyler make their first name in MTV’s teen couple 16 and pregnancyIn 2009, the camera recorded their daughters Carly Adopted. They got married in 2015 and are now divided into three more children: Nova, 10 years old and Rya, 3.