I could remember several years ago, I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Was actually diagnosed with BPD. Not until my wife recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. This is something that really need to be use globally to help people with related health challenges.

@NicoleCtirad

5 ай бұрын

Congrats on your recovery. Most persons never realizes psilocybin can be used as a miracle medication to save lives. Years back i wrote an entire essay about psychedelics. they saved you from death bud, lets be honest here.

@Bastianbishops

5 ай бұрын

Can you help me with the reliable source 🙏. I'm 56 and have suffered for years with addiction, anxiety and severe ptsd, I got my panic attacks under control myself years ago and they have come back with a vengeance, I'm constantly trying to take full breaths but can't get the full satisfying breath out, it's absolutely crippling me, i live in Germany. I don't know much about these mushrooms. Really need a reliable source!! Can't wait to get them.

@SusanaGomez-mp8sk

5 ай бұрын

Hey! Yes Dr.medshrooms

@Mcdogmom288

5 ай бұрын

Ive done shrooms last month in my house. It taught me how severely traumatized I was from alcohol. I healed from many mental traumas from my past and was able to forgive, let go. Shrooms to me is a remedy not a vice. I even felt more refreshed the morning after. So no hangovers. No depression mood for days. No anxiety.I now have a more calm mind

@SharonFalcon-fj7nb

5 ай бұрын

I wish they were readily available in my place. Microdosing was my next plan of care for my husband. He is 59 & has so many mental health issues plus probable CTE & a TBI that left him in a coma 8 days. It's too late now I had to get a TPO as he's 6'6 300+ pound homicidal maniac. He's constantly talking about killing someone. He's violent. Anyone reading this Familiar w/ BPD know if it is common for an obsession with violence.

manic episodes make me think more creatively, i find them to be helpful at times

@rantallaboutit

3 жыл бұрын

Same. Even though when I'm in hypo mania it can be hard to focus but I think creative and have energy so I can get a lot done. I never get done what I'm supposed to get done but I always end up doing some nice art or writing.

@sangvinsmoke2641

3 жыл бұрын

@@rantallaboutit yes I go from one thing to another and I'm overly positive in every situation I'm in I sometimes even lose memory

@TheHuYao

3 жыл бұрын

I had a manic episode once, It was terrible, I thought I was someone else, had terrible hallucinations, like someone was going through the walls of my house or something, I don't remember much of it, just that I'm scared of dealing with it again

@haileyfunk5044

3 жыл бұрын

STOP LMAOO i’ve never thought of this like that

@solo_fxiry403

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheHuYao My Grandma is simmilar to that 😞

I change moods throughout the day sometimes I’m manic other times I’m in a deeply depressed mood

@8pissingers

4 жыл бұрын

Emily Tedford you aren’t bipolar, as the episodes last for multiple days or weeks at a time

@emilytedford2372

4 жыл бұрын

daddy shrek ok this was two years ago and does not apply anymore, I do actually have bpd I’ve been diagnosed now, I’m not the same person as two years ago

@fire.lilium6152

4 жыл бұрын

@@8pissingers months even my last low took 2 months

@8pissingers

4 жыл бұрын

@ur average teen subliminals what are your symptoms during mania? thinking about this mighty help you get an idea of ur condition and then discuss it with your psychologist

@8pissingers

4 жыл бұрын

@Emily Tedford jeez sorry i wasn’t trying to be rude. also i’m so glad u finally got a diagnosis!!! :D doctors are still trying to figure me out and it’s just so stressful

Does anyone else just hate the fact that they are diagnosed with bipolar disorder I just hate it. I just want to cry and cry, but I can’t. It’s like I can’t show my emotions because people will think I’m going through another episode. I just have to hold it in and suck it up.

@josephramos9692

3 жыл бұрын

That’s why I haven’t seen a psychiatrist. I don’t want people looking at me like I’m crazy even though i know I need help. I’d rather help them by letting them think I’m okay...and that’s why I stay stuck in an endless cycle of suffering.

@josephramos9692

3 жыл бұрын

@ayaz a well said my guy. god bless you

@rajatyadav784

3 жыл бұрын

I can relate

@igorw94

3 жыл бұрын

@@josephramos9692 Bro, I think you should have to go to the doctor

@brendacx6100

3 жыл бұрын

@@josephramos9692 I’ve done that so I believe you should be careful. It’s not ideal to accumulate negative feelings. Trying to emotions “locked up” for long only makes things worse in the long run.

Straight up I go to self harm when having a depressive episode, but when I’m back I can never see myself doing anything like that. Feels like shit, and when I see the marks I always go “ oh shit, yeah I did that, didn’t I.”

@nuclear-balan

3 жыл бұрын

Same 💯

@Noname-qe3fg

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@lyssmarie5175

2 жыл бұрын

That used to be me.. I’d be like “I just did that” and it would really upset me. I don’t self harm anymore, been clean for about a year😃

@whater132

7 ай бұрын

same.. and love ur pfp ;)

Nobody ever does a good job of explaining it, which adds to the stigma I think. It’s not just periods of low or high. It’s impulsivity, it’s contradictory emotions experienced simultaneously , to be excited and depressed at once. So hard to explain

@TassieJake

3 жыл бұрын

Mixed episode. That's the wording for that state of inbetween. I find it easy too express 🤷🏻‍♂️ As a great person once said, the trick is too put words too our feelings, and then we have better chance of describing them.

@crayzmosher

2 жыл бұрын

NO LITERALLY. I knew I’ve had some weird mental health issue my whole life, and I just recently learned about bipolar and got diagnosed with it. I always thought it was similar to schizophrenia or psychosis or something, because of the stigma it has so I never really got educated on it because I thought I for sure couldn’t have it. I have several week long depressive episodes then manic episodes lasting up to 5 days. I wish I were just depressed all the time without the mania, because my manic episodes are super energetic and I go from the typical euphoric episode to being hyped up and very depressed at the same time, and I cycle quickly through that for a few days then go back to being depressed. my manic episodes make me feel so confused and frustrated because I’m feeling so many things at the same time.

@crayzmosher

2 жыл бұрын

I also agree with the impulsive nature of it,. so far since I’ve began experiencing episodes, (I’m 15 btw which is about when it starts) I’ve cut my hair short, and spray painted my wall. I’d never do that when I’m more stable.

Optimism? I wish. More like uncontrollable anxious anger/frustration.

@ankari5257

3 жыл бұрын

I get blackouts from being in those moods so I can’t even remember when I have those extreme swings

I have a friend with dépression, when he was feeling the worst as soon I arrived from capital city to my home city I went to his home a picked him up for a long walk. Often that walk helped him. In one day even his voice was thicker but during my discussion with him after 45 minutes his voice returned to the original voice of him. So, having a friend that takes care about yourself while having depression is very important. But sadly not everyone has a friend.

@biswasronit

3 жыл бұрын

May God give you a hundred years to live.

@cartmanbro6820

3 жыл бұрын

Ty

@AhmetMurati

3 жыл бұрын

@@biswasronit Thanks

I'm scared of this thing. I don't want it. I really hope that i am not bipolar, i just want to be normal

@brendacx6100

3 жыл бұрын

What is normal? A bigger question is who in this world is normal?

@Huedtunes

3 жыл бұрын

If you are concerned you can ask a mental health professional such as a counselor or psychiatrist. It isn't recommended to try to self-diagnose but looking at the diagnostic manual for the criteria for bipolar disorder I or II may be helpful to see if you recognize any symptoms in your own life. Meeting the criteria incorporates many symptoms you may not expect from a brief video like this i.e. hypersexuality, impulsivity, etc. in mania or hypomania. That said I have bipolar disorder and while it can be very difficult, there are many ways to cope and manage it and I am beginning to appreciate who I am C:

@hoodlejend

3 жыл бұрын

@@brendacx6100 I think what he means by normal is being the 99 in 100 people who don't have bi-polar and not the 1 out of 100 people who do. I think its pretty obvious just by looking at the context of not only his sentence, but also the video.

@GsusIsKing

3 жыл бұрын

@@hoodlejend and you are missing Brenda's point. What Brenda means is objectively, what is normal? My idea of normal may be light-years away from what your idea of normal is. In this sense, the concept of normalcy only exists in our own minds.

@shwetalisutar8372

3 жыл бұрын

We all think like this but I'm going through bipolar 1 and you know I'm just 18 and I knew this that I had a bipolar at 14 so it's kinda difficult and getting worse year after year I hope everyone should be fine and healthy may God bless all

You are forgetting that bipolar disorder is not just about being happy and sad. Many of us are stable for many or long periods of time. Also it is actually mood changes, and defining it as mood swings can be a non-impactful way to describe our illness. Good video though and keep up the good work!!! Great animation and approach!

@MrVWlover1

6 жыл бұрын

Stigma-Free Zone Stigma-Free Society shut up dude. You’re an idiot huh

@codystephens5939

3 жыл бұрын

Isnt that normal life?

my mother doesn't beliee in mental illiness at all nor my family I always feel really depressed without having anyone to chear me up and when I decided to tell her what I feel she started yelling and screaming at me and now I've started to hurt myself and it's the only thing that makes me relieve my pain along with listening to heavyy music

@gugugaga3762

3 жыл бұрын

hi i know it’s hard but please don’t harm yourself, find ways to cope other than harming yourself like writing how you feel in a journal or seek help from those who can without your parents knowing, it’s really tough i understand but i believe in you, you can get through this i know you can :)

@fzelhazmiri4454

3 жыл бұрын

@@gugugaga3762 I hope so I'm actually planning to tell my mom about this even if she's violent but after the exam period when it come to hurting myself I tryed writing I tryed drawing I tryed doing a lot of stuff but it doesn't feel the same I know it's bad I know I should stopbut it's getting worse and worse you know what I'll try I'll stop I can do it idk I hope so

@aanisa.tabassum

5 ай бұрын

you're not alone But we'll help ourselves We'll win Even if none has our back p s i hope you're better now

This video was lovely and helpful. I'm recently diagnosed and this will be super helpful to share with family and friends. Great content ❤

My brother is bipolar, one week feeling depressed he tried to kill himself the next week he truly believes he is God's prophet and that he is sent to cleanse the world. I am very scared of him

@joychukwudemeni4296

2 жыл бұрын

Same with my brother his so restless

Sometimes I feel we are in simulation and everybody acts like they also know this situation. Then I take some lithuril and they stop acting and everybody becomes normal.

@mountainman8775

3 жыл бұрын

That is a fairly off-the-wall perception to be having. As long as you‘re happy in yourself and know that that‘s a very unusual perception to be having. You should discuss it imo, if it‘s sufficiently strong a feeling you have about it, at the next opportunity along with everything else you need to discuss with your doctor.

The more I study this the more I'm aware of that I've learned to control this, without even knowing it... I'm amazed... seriously sometimes I get so angry but I managed to control it, weed helps alot . peace

@joonjonjew

4 жыл бұрын

Weed truly does help me as well

I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and when I'm not manic, I'm depressed, and when I'm manic, my symptoms of mania are severe but only last like 2-5 days. I don't know what type of bipolar disorder I have but some doctor's think I have rapid-cycling bipolar while others don't believe in rapid cycling and think I have bipolar 2, or that I'm not used to being happy and that's why whenever I feel happy, my levels are through the roof. But I know whatever it is, it feels like more than just being plain old happy. It feels like my energy is bubbling up inside me and I'm gonna explode. Sometimes I have a sense that something's up when I'm manic because it happens for no apparent reason, but I get so wrapped up in thoughts and ideas that I wasn't able to pursue when I was depressed and now I have all this energy and I don't know what to do with it. A lot of times I start many projects that I can't finish. Sometimes I experience mixed episodes where I start to feel myself drift off from my high and I start to have depressive thoughts that I try to suppress so I can stay on my high, but it's different than depression because I have the energy to act on depressive thoughts and as mania overpowers depression for the most part, I start to think that suicide or any form of harm to my body is a good idea and in the moment I'll feel strangely happy thinking about it.

@repic9999kul

3 жыл бұрын

You literally described my bipolar, I'm going through exactly the same as you are mate

@yaricelmartinez7735

3 жыл бұрын

literally same.

I get distracted easily but by my own will. It’s like I’m trying to ignore something and when someone breaks that cycle I get unnecessarily mad and I squeeze my hands into fists like I’m gonna hit something. My mom assures me I just have depression bc I don’t like to tell her about how angry I get. I’ve always been a very clam person and even when I’m angry I never do anything, it’s just blood boiling, maybe I’ll raise my voice you know.

I love that I can relate to everyone in the comment section :)

@hoodlejend

3 жыл бұрын

@I I It's normal to a degree. Overall there is a level of recognition of what they're doing. It's just that they don't really give a shit about anything at that moment as they are currently feeling levels of highs that only god could amount to. So it's not really in there control in that sense? I think the best way to look at it is that its a combination of the disorder and the reaction of the person's overall personality.

@mahjabeenaziz6252

3 жыл бұрын

Same!!!

@Noname-qe3fg

3 жыл бұрын

@I I in some cases, yes. I have the disorder and when i am in a manic episode my behavior really makes people upest, but normaly I don’t give a shit

@Noname-qe3fg

3 жыл бұрын

@I I i actually had the same issue. It is really bad, the thing is, when i was in 4-6 grade i had so much support and nice friends (almost everyone in my grade actually) because of my disorder as well as my adhd and was still feeling very high then. But there was this one annoying student who made me so aggravated everytime i was around him and offten got in fights (one of the reasons i lost 99% of my friends) which made people walk away from me. At the end of grade 6 begining of grade 7 i feel in a depressed mood and started developing ptsdas well as psychosis symtoms. And i became very antiscoial. It was horrible, so no it can be very bad. Please try your best to support your friend with bipolar beacuse you might not have any idea how she feel after people stoped talking to her.

Clear, concise and sympathetic.

This video is so relaxing i love it

I hate being bipolar It is awesome

@LIAM-rc2kd

3 жыл бұрын

It's not good to joke about it.

@grandexporter

3 жыл бұрын

😊

@marias6677

Жыл бұрын

@@LIAM-rc2kd it’s a joke, people like you take everyone so seriously. They said it’s joke in a SARCASIM way. How bipolar people are happy then sad 😂

@LIAM-rc2kd

Жыл бұрын

@@marias6677 jokes are meant to be funny, this wasn't.

@marias6677

Жыл бұрын

@@LIAM-rc2kd to YOU, but she has 46 likes meanwhile you just have … 7?

0:28 this scene is all too familiar (dog included) 😔

@jayrflores6767

3 жыл бұрын

For real

Growing up I was thought to be ADHD and later bipolar (manic/depressive). Hyperactivity (or mania) I've learned recently is one of the signs for phenylketonuria, which up until recently if I understand it right was not widely tested for. There could be many with PKU who are being treated for it with other things.

I'm bipolar and it's not bad when managed. I tend to have angry outbursts which almost cost me my job. I have nightmares and vivid dreams often. I get migraines and always want people to leave me the fuck alone. I Can't control my mood at all so my doctor is helping me with this. I lost a lot of friends because they stated I have a way of making people feel really uncomfortable with my anger and attitude.

Amazing animation and voice.

The people around me want to convince me it’s all in my head. They all want to expect the best so I give in and pretend I’m okay. I’m not okay, I hear constant voices in my head telling me how worthless I am, I have really really high highs and deep DEEP lows and sometimes they happen within the same minute. The constant anxiety. the crippling depression

@jaydwy8069

3 жыл бұрын

Same

Thank you for sharing this information.

My mood changed watching this video

What makes a person(especially a teenager) go into depression is (especially a teenager from a middle class family background from Asia or more specifically India.) 1.Being compared to other "ideal" students 2.Not being given the chance of following their dreams 3.All the freaking financial problems (not much) 4.Parents' horrifying fights which can't be brought to control by any kid 5.Not having a single friend who can help you with it 6.What makes it worse is having so many friends (just for the name sake) and realizing that nobody cares about you (even when you are clearly drawing attention towards you since you are in need of help) and then realize at the same time that they are slowly moving away from you. I have been through this phase of depression which wasted and killed me for 2 long years (I don't know how I survived it)..but IT ABSOLUTELY FEELS LIKE HELL EVERY SINGLE DAY.You feel like you are poisoned from head to toe and everything about you starts getting worse day by day. Nobody likes being depressed...When a person is hated,bullied,not cared about and so many other reasons...one feels like this life is not meant for them.And everything seems toxic.Your favorite dishes taste the worst and realizing that you again feel depressed that you are depressed...so what I mean here is every single behavior of the people surrounding you or anything for that matter ..makes you feel like the very next moment you must be leaving this world.I am saying whatever has been experienced by me...There's pretty much nothing left that I haven't experienced. SO WHY I WROTE SUCH A LONG TEXT? Because I want people to help that guy or girl who's going through all this stuff.We all know that life has not been easy for any of us..but for some it's the worst.You don't have to try harder on this....sparing few minutes to spend with them in person can actually boost their energies and they can rest a little assured that somebody cares about us.Trust me,they will be grateful towards you till their last breathe because Depression is too disgusting to imagine. Thank you.❤

@nazliwonder6253

2 жыл бұрын

I understand exactly what you mean, i thank you for your post and i wanted to say that i might be a bipolar myself so i can totaly relate to you.

@kavyasb6484

2 жыл бұрын

@@nazliwonder6253 I hope you are doing fine..

@nazliwonder6253

2 жыл бұрын

I won't say that i m totally okay but i keep fighting and try to live with it and i hope that by now you are doing alright too.

@kavyasb6484

2 жыл бұрын

@@nazliwonder6253 as I said earlier in the above long text,life isn't always easy...but yeah,hopefully I will manage to find some solutions for all my problems...And regarding you...don't worry...just live in the present and may be calming ourselves down is the most important things. That's what I have found or experienced so far.🤗🙂😊

Same thing happen to me I think alot , sometimes I hear some different voices in my head which I am not able to control , sometimes I got over excited for no particular reason , and I cry over small shitty which doesnt even matter to someone else , I have alot of mood swings n sometimes I feel I am lonely in this world n no one care about am I suffering from any mental illness , my childhood was bad , I ve faced alot of domestic violence and sexual molestation I don't know its too hard for me to make friends I think alot sometimes I just lose my mind and I do alot of crazy shit, which doesn't make any sense ! Do I need to go to the dr.?

These film characters are so creepy

I'm been dealing with it for a very long time ..and when having a manic episode ...man it feels soo good like if I'm on drugs 💉.. im very happy and I get alot of work done and life feels like its worth living .. then depression hits and its the worst ..i don't have the energy to do anything and i lash out at family members and friends ... i don't reply to messages from friends or family for months on end.. . even things I like doing feels like a chore like playing ps4 or fishing etc .. i really wish I had the time and money to see a shrink and get help for it .. and i don't want to burden my parents or anyone else with it .. the depression sometimes gets soo bad on some days i just want to end it all

After watching Ozark I had to learn more about bipolar disorder.

Support to those suffering, support to the people who are trying to help those that are suffering. Caregiver I am, it’s not easy, for both.

Volatility in the stock market is the best thing that a trader can ask for... If managed properly, it can create advancements in life that they never dreamed of; and if managed poorly, it can be pretty bad (plus some positives mixed in).

I love your video. Thank you❤

Thank you

With me in my manic episode they last a while but I get blackouts from them so to put it simply during my up mood period I won’t be able to remember it when I’m somewhat in between mood swings

Low... I feel this whole day

This is eating me from the inside and i didn't know there's something wrong with me till i turned 15. My mom only thinks i do that on purpose and only compares me with other children which makes me feel hopeless. I really like the times when i feel happy and energetic and i dont care about things. It's almost like im high xd. But when i get the depressed period it gets really bad - im confused, i dont have motivation for anything, i can't sleep, i eat so much even if i don't feel like it. I even think of harming myself and honestly that's the best thing probably to do...

@ft-sd6ux

3 жыл бұрын

Take GABA supplements and don’t eat sugary foods this will help you I promise

@isa2sweet677

3 жыл бұрын

this is exactly what I’m going through ): it sucks , i hope you’re doing better

@whaldoxd3295

3 жыл бұрын

@@isa2sweet677 same here I hope we all get better

*this video just gave it to me*

I know a person that's bi polor never knew it before but in all honesty about the person .he is a really nice caring and try to help you with your problems and he's got a great religious side to him .he deals with it but he has issues with his choice of words but I think we have that problem a time or 2 ourself but overall people can be good minded and good spirited .that makes up a good person that's something to be proud of and look forward to living their life .

I hate this so much. I had an eating disorder in high school, then got diagnosed with severe manic depression and then bipolar disorder. It's so hard. It's harder to be in a relationship. I get so pissed off but then I feel bad and some of me becomes happy again. It's awful. One of the positive parts about the internet is having people on here that share the same issues. Makes you feel less alone.

i think i have bipolar desorder, because my mood change completely without any difference in the real situation. But i seek for alternative solutions. i mean, without drugs and doctors.

@bethanynoyes9055

8 жыл бұрын

+Denise Maria Branquinho Seeing a Dr and getting a diagnosis is really important. At the end of the day no one can force you to take drugs, but they can offer you support through therapies and counselling. If you and your Dr are aware of the illness, then if you have severe episodes which desperately require treatment, you can be helped quicker and with more accurate medication.

@denisebranquinho2377

8 жыл бұрын

Bethany Noyes Thank you very much, Bethany!

@Layla12251

3 жыл бұрын

A psychiatrist and a psychologist will determine if you have bipolar. A person with bipolar will experience mania, hypomania within which come a range of symptoms that are beyond feeling 'moody.'

@roxannewhite7498

3 жыл бұрын

go to a real doctor to get diagnosed

*_I felt terrible when my doctor told me that I had a unique and interesting personality trait!_*

@letshangout6359

3 жыл бұрын

I really want a psychology treatment right now 😩😫

@AutomaticDuck300

2 жыл бұрын

"You have an interesting personality." "Thanks. It's a disorder."

I didn't know I have bipolar depression until I watch this video. There were times I felt nothing works for me (even now) and felt suicidal. :( I'll try to be happy. Don't wanna end with no goal

@casparfraser2336

4 жыл бұрын

High Fighter Dont diagnose yourself. Go speak to a psychiatrist to see if you are bipolar. While I don’t disregard your feelings, you can’t just claim you are bipolar without proper diagnosis by a professional

they are 3 types... the angry issues one that i have idk how to explain it in english

*Biopsychosocial Implications* The advice at the very end is great and all, but there are many who are living in various degrees of poverty in which time and labour cannot be sacrificed in order to achieve better mental health (i.e. Skid Row, Los Angeles). There are also many individuals who reside in areas that have a tremendous lack of basic resources (and I don't mean a computer and a smartphone lol). I am not commenting on this to point fingers but to hopefully spark an idea for those pursuing to take action into changing communities and beyond. To see that there are A LOT of people suffering from mental disorders whilst living in economic stress and that you are pretty lucky to have access to KZread and are cognizant enough to seek self-care. It is an issue that must be addressed by various societal institutions in any "developing" community. Bipolar is also a side effect of something. That 'something' can be found via considering all external (i.e. social, economic barriers, social constructs) and internal factors.

Mindful living help to come out from bipolar disorder

Congratulations. This trippy shit has sent me back over the edge.

is geting bored easily a sign of bipolar disorder?like i easily get interested in something but in the process of nearly accomplishing something i'd get bored like that and start to lose interest then i'll start again on something im interested at..some says its normal.but i dont know either

@roasty-

3 жыл бұрын

Bipolar disorder is sometimes mistaken for ADHD, and the other way around. Maybe it's worth getting checked? I hope you're doing well

great video

Sounds like just a normal person. Everyone needs to cope and learn about themselves.

Scars of mind far exceed the scars of the flesh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I came to know i have bipolar disorder like 5 days ago. I actually have bipolar disorder since very young age like 10 or 11. I always thought I'm going crazy. I was very confused about my mood swing. Most of the time I feel depress . I can't help it. My mom be like why I'm always being over dramatic. I'm not living anymore just trying survive.

I've never been diagnosed but I'm going to be seeing a counselor soon so wish me luck But for my situation I'll have months upon months where it takes all my energy just to remain slightly positive the second I start doing anything that takes any of my brain power I lose the ability to keep myself in that mind state My life is good but I can't be happy and it makes me feel ungrateful which makes me feel guilty which makes me angry at myself which makes the situation worse And then every so often for short periods of time and these are far and few between I'll feel completely invincible unstoppable unbreakable I can write creative stories have the energy to accomplish much more than everyone around me can maintain positivity and optimism and kill it at parties But as I said before these are far and few between I feel like the real me is somewhere in between but I also feel like I don't know the real me because I've never had a clear enough head to discover it

@themanicman8458

3 жыл бұрын

@Queen T My best advice is going to be the hardest thing to follow It's also going to have less than desirable outcomes at the beginning but the best thing you can do is don't hide it at all If you wear your condition around your family plain and bear for all to see they can't pretend like it's not there for long This can lead to you eventually getting help however being like this will also get you back lash from those family members in the beginning Also try to explore any options you can for counseling you owe it to yourself to try and make your life better

I failed several tests on Psychopath and Sadist.....Now i just found out Bipolar and I fit the description...What a life

One of the more accurate videos I've seen about bpd

I'm doing a project on BPD, and everything I've read makes it seem like the disorder is more associated with schizophrenia rather than regular depression.

mania does feel like hyper abilities and i think of them as such. even a balanced, well medicated version of myself understands i can do certain things non-bipolar ppl cant and thats whats gives me the “divine purpose” so to speak

The mindfulness book "30 Days to Reduce Depression" by Harper Daniels is a good resource.

I’m scared because I think I might be bipolar since my mom is.. and I’ve had a few people tell me I was bipolar (not doctors) it just really freaks me out.

I feel like absolute shit right now

I just watch invader Zim for a week straight no sleep

Phantasm

I thought I was just depressed for years turns Im Bipolar I’ll miss my manic episodes. Can’t tell me shit when I’m manic 🤣

@Nzingaxolathegoddessmodel

3 жыл бұрын

@I I very much so 😂😂

@emvargas7181

3 жыл бұрын

Yesssss girl!!!!

@mista589

3 жыл бұрын

Realizing and replaying all your interactions upon getting to the depressed phase is the shitty end of the cycle all the time. Being Manic with age sucks.

@Nzingaxolathegoddessmodel

3 жыл бұрын

@@mista589 never thought about this side to our depressive episodes. Maybe because we are always overthinking anyway lol. You are so right. Seems like it gets more intense with age. Probably because we consciously know better now 😩

@mista589

3 жыл бұрын

@@Nzingaxolathegoddessmodel yeah it's definitely having more awareness of our actions and past actions. You tend to have more optimism when your younger, as you get older the "continue" credits become less and less like an arcade game. Having said that its more of a responsibility to harness our energies and create less stresses and traumas to deal with when the clouds roll in ☁️🌨️.

Pretty horrible to have I'd never wish it upon anyone Time is a good healer for this disorder but reality/society is ruthless and doesn't allow that I thank anyone who has someone with bipolar disorder under their wing and help them because we wouldn't last much in the outside world as our mask could slip away any moment in the day

just got on lamotrigine... been in a depressive episode for a month now, lets hope it helps bc i’ve been on lexapro then was diagnosed with bipolar

@Ma4shar

3 жыл бұрын

I'm on the same boat. Antidepressants just gave me bad side effects and mania

The pie chart looks like pac man

Mitter, der Man mit den Koks ist da.

Was diagnosed at 41. Suuucks. It's bad enough I have mid life crisis

Thank for this video one of my twin daughter have bipolar disorder she have 10 episode everyday in school tearing up a lot of stuff and break a table in school

My Grandma has Bipolar and she acts like shes sick or she makes up stories that arent real. She had this since my mom was a kid. Her Bipolar she couldnt control it. My dads friend has Bipolar too, But he can control it. But my Grandma, It usually comes up near my moms birthday and my birthday, since my moms birthday is 2 months before mine. My uncle and aunty are in a diffrent country so they cant help look after my Grandma, They can only give money to help. My mom is super stressed. Currently this January, My Grandma hasnt left her room in a month. It started on her birthday. She doesnt want to go down stairs. So its hard for me to be homealone because she is usually the one who looks after me when my parents arent home. But now, im alone downstairs when my parents arent home. There were alot of traumautic episodes like when my Grandma was laying down on the couch at 10:00 pm, And she was mumbling names that we didnt know. And my Grandma forced my parents to carry her up the stairs, That was so traumautic for me since its more than that. I hope my Grandma will be better soon :) Stay safe everyone!❤️

I don’t want to self-diagnose but i have symptoms of it. But pls ppl w bpd pls describe how it’s like to live w it in a daily basis.

I am searching for those videos because I’m writing a character with a bipolar disorder. I want to make it look realistic. It helps a lot!

Telling people to self diagnose and receive help based on that is really bad and counter productive as the professionals will straight up tell u they can’t diagnose cause you could’ve put it in your own head DONT do that if y need help explain your symptoms and struggles to them don’t be afraid and go from there they will not judge you but they need to know you’re not being influenced

I still hv this symptoms since I was young,never been to a GP, I think Its time to meet one,mood swings killing me inside..😢😢😢

@charlottestallion7513

3 жыл бұрын

my mom suffered bipolar but she's getting better now after taking the natural herbs and body cleanser from Dr Isibor on youtube, it wasn't easy she took the medicine for 1 week and everything started getting normal again!!

My manic episodes never last a week, and won't come for months, what does that mean? I'm depressed the rest of the time

How i see it...your brain keeps swinging from fast forward to slow motion or pause and back to slow motion and then fast forward again. So draining

I'm also feeling like that

"...find a person you can rely on and confide in..." ...and then shout your lungs out at them in public, mocking their voice and facial expressions, revealing they've always been annoying and calling them names, because they dared to disagree with you twice. Or more precisely, because you're having your regular anger outburst and don't have a clue about how to manage it. Been there, seen that. Better let bipolar people have their medications during manic periods, otherwise you risk developing your own disorders.

I tried getting help, was not taken seriously, went straight into a psychosis, thought I was possessed by a demon and now brain feels like mush. 🤦🏻‍♀️

IF you can get into a psychiatrist. We were on a waitlist for 3 months and then we were rescheduled. My son died from depression before we could get into a psychiatrist. Utah.

Idk why but i find people with bipolar so inteligent I mean most of the time

i have this disease I have had this.now for a long long time if there is a cure I wish some. would Tell me

@arkhamquinn3801

7 жыл бұрын

I don't know much, but try taking shorter days off school and work and relax alot

I thought this was normal...so...Wtf I'm having all kind of mental illnesses now?

Psychiatrists and other mental health professionals in the United States are paid using diagnosis codes from the DSM-5 that lists each mental health disorder and the criteria to meet them. Currently, complex post-traumatic stress disorder is not in the DSM-5 so mental health professionals are left in a quandary, they cannot diagnose their patients with CPTSD and get paid for treating them. This leaves doctors and therapists no choice but to choose bipolar disorder or some other mental health challenge as their client’s diagnosis.

Do you guys ever get that sudden feeling of anger

@suchismitadas7635

3 жыл бұрын

Tell me about it. I feel so angry at times that it's irresistible. As if I can't control it. I say so harsh things.. I say whatever comes to my mind. I shout, I scream... Then it turns to depression.

@sandynicol2737

3 жыл бұрын

@@suchismitadas7635 it feels like adrenaline rushing through you for no reason and then you just go crazy

@smartluck100

3 жыл бұрын

Do a bong hit and isolate until it passes. People around you will appreciate it.

Oh god. I need to talk to someone o_o .... thanks for making this video

@emperorpalpatine1942

3 жыл бұрын

Then go talk to someone lol

@Vantas_Black

3 жыл бұрын

@@emperorpalpatine1942 in the end, I got diagnosed with bipolarity type 2 xd

damn- I thought I'm crazy

Sometimes in really affectionate, sometimes extremely sad and cry, sometimes mad, and sometimes just i attitude for no reason and end up crying. I also used to cut my wrists my my parents find out. I dont wanna be bipolar

That woman on this animation really scares me the hell out I don't wanna watch anymore, I'm doing this for my task at school

@nataliesannn

3 жыл бұрын

is it the eyes ?

@FGV_Gravity

3 жыл бұрын

@@nataliesannn The whole face

I miss my mania but when you have a kid you aren’t allowed them which I get but I’m ngl I miss my manic sometimes

Idk, i dont see the symptoms but my therapist said im bipolar and now im taking meds

@Kermit2Sleepy

3 жыл бұрын

Nice

When a little cartoon video tells your life story.🙏🙏pray & let's stay 💪💪strong my ppl

now i don't know whether i have adhd or bipolar, i relate both to them especially bipolar, can someone explain to me pls

See a psychiatrist privately for a diagnosis if the GP or Mental Health Dept don't help.

Anger & Rage: yes / False Beliefs: No, they’re very much accurate actually.

@dohnjoe9211

2 жыл бұрын

I find that to be the case too. While I'm sometimes mistaken, I feel a sense of righteous anger when I'm manic that I think is accurately directed. I think my episodes sometimes give me the courage to call bullshit out for what it is.

As someone with bipolar 2 I can tell you it's more of an energy imbalance than periods of low or high moods. My mood can change multiple times in a day, or I can be stable for weeks. Also what is a GP?

but why did these symptoms start when i was 10 years old-