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BipolarGossamer
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Добавлен 1 дек 2020
Mental Health Advocate, sharing my own experiences and offering advice for others.
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How to Have Healthy Relationships with Others
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How to Have Healthy Relationships with Others
Missing Last Week | Quick Life Update
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Missing Last Week | Quick Life Update
2 Things You Need if You've Ever Been Diagnosed with Mental Illness
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2 Things You Need if You've Ever Been Diagnosed with Mental Illness
Life Update | Jobs and Taking a Leap of Faith
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Life Update | Jobs and Taking a Leap of Faith
7 Bipolar Medications Worth Trying | Antipsychotics and Anticonvulsants
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I know I say a lot of the bipolar medications didn't work for me, but that is not to say they won't for others! Here's a list of antipsychotic and anticonvulsant medications I mention in the video: Lithium Depakote (valproate) Lamictal (lamotrigine) Trileptal (oxcarbazepine) Zyprexa (olanzapine) Abilify (aripiprizole) Latuda (lurasidone)
Creating A Crisis Plan with Your Supports | Bipolar Disorder
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Creating A Crisis Plan with Your Supports | Bipolar Disorder
Reflecting on My Bipolar Diagnosis After 10+ Years
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Reflecting on My Bipolar Diagnosis After 10 Years
8 Things Bipolar People Will Relate To
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8 Things Bipolar People Will Relate To
Abilify/Aripiprizole Reviews | Bipolar Medications
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Abilify/Aripiprizole Reviews | Bipolar Medications
Let it not be another manic episode 🙏
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Let it not be another manic episode 🙏
What if what we thought was real isn't true
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What if what we thought was real isn't true
Why Your Bipolar Meds Aren't Working
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Why Your Bipolar Meds Aren't Working
The Transition Period in My Life | College to the "Real World"
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The Transition Period in My Life | College to the "Real World"
Meet the Love of My Life 🥰 | Bipolar Disorder Relationships
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Meet the Love of My Life 🥰 | Bipolar Disorder Relationships
Why do I feel like garbage? | Bipolar Depression
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Why do I feel like garbage? | Bipolar Depression
The Scoop | Bipolar Disorder Life Update
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The Scoop | Bipolar Disorder Life Update
When my friend passed away... | Bipolar Disorder Story
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When my friend passed away... | Bipolar Disorder Story
Don't get burnt out, sometimes you just gotta say no...
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Don't get burnt out, sometimes you just gotta say no...
Nightmares Reveal My Worst Fears | Bipolar Disorder
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Nightmares Reveal My Worst Fears | Bipolar Disorder
What dating with bipolar has really been like...
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What dating with bipolar has really been like...
How to "Get it Done" with Goal-Setting
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How to "Get it Done" with Goal-Setting
I’m in a relationship with someone with bipolar it’s the best relationship Iv ever had. A selfish person wouldn’t last 2 min. Just love the person and forget about the illness
ahh thank you sm for this video you covered everything I was trying to understand! someone I know recently told me that the hat man hallucination came back into her life and since then she has seemed to be showing delusions she denies having bipolar but im scared she’s slipping into psychosis?
is it common for people with bipolar to disagree with diagnosis?
Omg the time thing. I recently was manic and I had a very similar experience with time!!! It was tripping me out. I even started putting objects in specific places too to see if they would move.
It's very trippy and yes I did the same. It's hard to function normally when that's all in the back of your mind. I hope you're doing well 💗
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Do You. We will be here when your ready❤
You got this
Do what you have to do, we'll be here when you get back. Enjoy your break!
Take care. Do what's best for you. We'll be here. ❤
Im no physician, so im not trying to tell you what’s right or what you should do. It’s important to weigh what this is doing to you, compared to not using it. How do you feel without it? I dont want to see you hurting, take it slow. Many times its just ok to be you. Of course i dont know at all what you’re going through mental illness wise, and I have no idea how serious it is, but don’t let meds do more damage than help. Ill pray for you right now to turn out well, and that the right meds work for you the right way. Love, Rev. Jeff Dishong
It took me over a decade to finally accept my MDD diagnosis, went through denial, anger and self medicating with alcohol. I finally started taking antidepressants and therapy. I just scared now as I lost all my 20s and early 30s to this. Lost relationships and careers, so now am starting again at 36.
Great info! I thought I knew boundaries, but there's a lot to learn. Thanks!
My bf is in contact with me (minimally) but he's in isolation. He's been stuck in a depression (switch click on) since last July. We love each other so much. It hurts my heart that I can't fix bi-polar. He's BP2. What are some things I could do during isolation? I don't pressure him and he knows I love him and I'm here. ❤
Hello, I'm so glad you reached out :) Are you referring to some things you could do during isolation for him? or for you?
@@BipolarGossamer Both 🥰 Thank you so much for contacting me. I'm a nervous wreck.
@@CrueFan72 It's totally understandable to be so anxious about this. It's difficult to know what to do, but most of the time isolation makes depression worse. I don't know if you've tried this in the past, but perhaps encouraging him to go somewhere with you out of the house could help him out of his rut. And as for yourself, feeling helpless with the whole situation can be extremely overwhelming. I would not want you to distance yourself from those emotions of course, but perhaps distracting yourself with creative hobbies and different relaxation techniques, like meditation, when you're feeling stressed. Also, radical acceptance may help your mindset when it comes to feeling anxious.
In my experience, it seem that suggesting ANYTHING to a lover with bipolar never ends well
It seems a lot of women with bipolar illness need ir expect a partner who is always on point, perfect in every way, and is a mind reader. Basically a man with super human intuition, and more than typically submissive to her needs and or outbursts. Thoughts please?
Congrats on all your new endeavors. It’s Awesome you’re getting back into your routine even with the new move and everything
Glad everything is going alright! It seems like the transition to a new job and new state has gone well, happy for you
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Take care :)
Congratulations on 1k subs💐
Thank you!! 😊
Thank you for sharing your reviews on the medications. My doctor gave me a free trial of LYBALVI. It immediately made me dizzy and it knocked me out for hours and hours. Bed ridden. I’m still sleepy. 😪
That happened to me too :/ I hope you feel better now! ❤
Good content. I feel that insight has to come before understanding. But, bipolar, from my experience and knowledge, typically has poor insight or good insight. Most have limited insight, which is why we stop our meds ... because nothing is wrong. Then, there's also a continuum of symptoms, and people fall in it wherever they land. My most recent manic episode was in early 2018. I was manic for 4 months straight. The meds did finally bring me back to reality, but you can't really have insight when that manic. I had no idea I was hallucinating all day, all night. It took 3 years to completely stabilize. And, i still do not have insight into what exactly was going on, but I now know i was hallucinating, but sometimes I really can't tell. I only know because others told me and the docs told me, not because I had insight or understanding.
That's a very good point! I was more speaking upon not being currently in the crisis manic stage. By that point, it's very very difficult to have insight, I also know that from personal experience. However, there are many preventative measures that can be taken before that point hits and I was more referring to when you have the capacity to have insight so you can prevent episodes.
Hey there, congratulations on your video and channel. It's truly impactful for many. I resonate with your journey as I too navigate bipolar disorder and ADHD comorbidities. It's been quite the uphill battle, but I've found stability over the past year by diligently following my psychiatrist and psychologist's guidance. It's transformed my life, proving that a fulfilling, "normal" life is achievable with the right support and commitment to self-care. I want to emphasize the importance of maintaining regular sessions with both your psychologist and doctor. Never underestimate the power of this dual support system. Remember, you're never alone in this. Your resilience is inspiring, and though I'm thousands of miles away in South America, I genuinely wish you continued progress and wellness. I personally find great solace in my weekly sessions with my psychologist and monthly visits to my doctor. It's a routine that grounds me and fosters growth. With the right medication and therapy, I've been able to be incredibly productive. As an attorney, I work extensively, and yes, with treatment, it's entirely possible to live a better life. Keep pushing forward, and know that every step counts. Your channel has truly resonated with me, and I'm grateful for the opportunity to connect, despite the distance. Wishing you all the best on your journey.
Thank you for your kind words and also for your advice. I think you're right that a dual support system in the professional sense is important! I hope you're doing well yourself and that you have continued stability :)
Once you start Olanzapine, the longer you take it the more impossible it is to get off
I definitely believe that. Luckily I've only ever been on it very short term.
Great points! You must be doing a lot of good helping others at your job with this level of insight into mental illness
It's a lot to cover and probably needs like a vid series. Good to note that smoking also affects drug levels. And, very important regarding trying to get pregnant or is pregnant.
Yeah.. Good job. Mental Health Practitioner? Like a nurse practitioner? I guess it could be countertransference. I'm glad it's going well so far. It's hard changing providers. Paying out of pocket has it's benefits, mainly confidentiality.
A nurse practitioner is definitely a different thing. I didn't go to school for nursing and I definitely don't get paid a nurse practitioner salary 😅
I don't have a specific plan other than for family to hospitalize me if needed and keep enough money saved to survive a manic episode/at least 6-12 months worth. I want some kind of insurance to cover paying bills in case I'm temporarily disabled d/t a manic episode. It's nice to see you two together and smiling. What exactly is the new job?
I'm a mental health practitioner at an IRTS facility (Intensive Residential Treatment Services). I help run group therapy and meet with clients to help with their treatment + documentation stuff on the back end.
@@BipolarGossamer Well congrats. I'm sure your empathy will be beneficial to patients.
It's nice to see you smiling and cheerful. It looks like you are doing well.
ITS SO NICE TO SEE YOU DOING SO WELL CONGRATS!!!!
what kind of work do you do for the 40 hr / wk role? 🎉
I work as a mental health practitioner at an Crisis/IRTS facility
Congratulations 🎉🎉
Doctors are payed to drug their patients up and keep them coming back. Not heal them and let them live a beautiful life. They lease a shitty car to them and keep them coming back
Great video! Thanks for taking so much effort to put it together. It's helpful to have your personal experience with the different medications. I responded really well to lithium and olanzapine
The one thing that I'm always wondering is how it looks to others. I can only see it from the inside out, I don't know how it looks from the outside in.
That's definitely one worth noting!
I have Tom Cruise administer the E meter for my bipolar. Kidding!
I took medication once. Wellbutrin...they thought my bipolar was depression...and I hated it. I did feel better in many ways, but also felt like I was on speed, my insomina grew to titanic proptions and I didn't feel like me. Like my mind was changed.I take NO (mental) medications and will never again. I eschew processed foods for the most part only eat fresh fruits and vegetables, I love lean protein, and I exercise, and I reflect constantly, and always think before anything...yes, still have problems, I still HULK out, and yes I still feel, barring reason, disspossed and crazy...though I realize I have an uncurable affliction, I've had since birth, and now I take steps back, use my mind. GET OFF THE DRUGS! They make you not you! Am I right? Who knows, not doing well but please don't lie to yourself and take drufs...medicartion is "drugs" and you are being hand fed them. I wish you the greatest life ever, and you to live a long happy, fruitful life!
Try some vitamins maybe that will help you.
Hello from indiana
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Yay for the 1k! 😁
Congrats on 1k subscribers! Your life updates and bipolar advice are both interesting, keep it coming and this channel will keep growing!
You're new to the job, and you have anxiety. Give it time and it will be route in no time. You earned where you are, you're just stumbling a little because of circumstances that you can't control. You'll be fine, then you'll be great. Job have faith in yourself.
Congratulations!! Keep doing what your doing! You make 'em, I'll watch 'em.
You gave me the answer ... if he isnt willing to be committed to his health, there is nothing I can do. He is untreated diagnosed bipolar and watching him suffer has been breaking my heart . I haven't know how to help and have tried everything I can. Thank you for this video, I believe it's up to him now to decide to get help ..
I'm glad this video could provide some insight 💙 I hope that he finds it within himself to get the help he needs, and I also hope that you have the support you need to get you through this. It's never easy to be the person watching it all happen and being helpless to stop it
So happy for you two🎉
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Congrats 🎉
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letting your car sit in the cold for long time periods will cause your battery to go bad =(
:( My car seemed to have more trouble than my parents' cars tho. Usually they're fine after a week or so, at least I would think ¯\_(ツ)_/¯