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Hey dude, how are you doing this week? It made me really sad to hear how others treated you and that friends ghosted you after your mania. You have a really great attitude about the situation. I also lost friends after my first severe psychosis/mania and it made me feel so angry and betrayed for so long. People I was friends with for 10+ years just dipped. Now I have a better outlook on it and know those people weren't real friends. After my last psychosis I met some amazing people in my outpatient program who have become solid friends. I really hope you've since found some solid people too.

Nothing wrong with that. I don't either but have an ebike. Gets me around pretty fast

Hello Tyler I dropped offline for a while. Mood Disorders had me in their grip. I am a bit better now thank goodness. I have to say that you blew me away with your wisdom today. I made a decision about a month ago that I was not going to commit suicide! I know, right! Weird. I made the decision in less than an hour. I watched a lady talk about her life AFTER her husband took his life. To look and hear her pain was horrific to watch. I have desperately wanted to go so many times, almost begging my husband to be ok with it. But now I realise that it would affect the rest of his life. Just my two cents worth. It’s nice to see and hear you again.

Hey I'm 35 if anyone wants to come to Cincinnati and teach how to drive I'm extremely serious. I will pay for your hotel and everything. Some people just never learned how to drive. And I'm one of them.

This Story does bare me in mind of an unfortunate other.

I am 49. I have attempted 4 times. The first was at age 17 in 1993. The last was in 2008. I still think about it but I haven't acted on it in 16 years.

Your videos are so comforting! Thank you!

Those are all great ideas, thank you 💯🙏💜

I'm the same

Chinese learner's permit requires correct rate above 90% in 100 questions picked from a question pool of 1500+. Not a clever guy, after I passed that my anxiety in this issue almost halved. Occasionally felt really sad like I'm dumb for mistakes made while learning to drive, progresses are evident though.

Facial hair lookin good dawg

I have a friend who has been manic since January..multiple law enforcement encounters, house a wreck, fired..just nuts and uncharacterstic completely. People are withdrawing..I can see it. I don't plan to. How to help ??

Where you able to explain what had happened afterwards or did they just completely unfriend you? That's messed up that they would distance themselves when that was the time you needed them most but I could undertand somewhat ...I hope you never go through that ever again, sending you all the best wishes in your recovery <3<3<3

The same exact thing happened to me but my family didn’t stop talking to me until I got sober. Yeah they’ll encourage dangerous behavior but once you center yourself. It’s all down hill. I’m very alone these days. No more bbqs, no more parties. I’m just a sad sack of potatoes that’s on 3 bipolar meds. 🕴🏻

I’m glad I can find someone who is like me when I’m manic. I always hyperfixate on a topic when I’m manic and will dedicate my life to it. Glad you also touched on the fact that the longer the mania, the less “fun” it is. Subscribed!

I just got hired for assistant manager after not working out of the house for 22 years. I'm grateful for the opportunity. Thanks your video was very promising

Greetings from the opposite side of Earth again. I think you summarised the shift to depression very accurately. Abnormal brain activities brought me so many unfavorable dramas, hindering my personal development. It's been a busy summer, good thing is that I can voluntarily choose to be like this and enjoy at least part of it. Listening to someone with a similar condition/giving insights made me feel better, thank you!

I hope you feel better ❤

Alcohol make bipolar symptoms severe becarefull

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It is truly worse than people think. My story is different and way less severe than your story. I forgot what type I am but it's the one with lots of depression and barely any manic episodes and even with those it's only hypomania. When I had these I used to be irritated easily I was a little bit reckless and wasn't able to know the size or the consequences of the situation I put myself into. The depression was the majority of my journey. I feel empty and tired all the time, I sleep a lot and I lack the motivation to do the simplest things. Almost everything lost it's taste or meaning even the things that I used to love. I have been unemployed for two years and still counting. The good news is I have an upcoming appointment where I will go back to my medications and get counseling. Also, I got an interview in a good training program that gives you a job if you finish it. I haven't been fully accepted yet I only did the interview, which was good in my opinion, but it's just a matter of a week or 10 days till I know. Hoping for the best as this sounds like a good opportunity to finally start doing something in my life and fighting this disorder. I hope you win in your fight and thanks for sharing your story.

You got us bro I fuck with you

Lamictal 300 mg a day

I bet that pizza tastes good *showbiz Pizza reference*

How much do they pay

You are brave for making these videos. Don’t forget to follow your own advice in this video if you need to at some point.

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Nice video, thank you for sharing you’re story.

Well done bro :)

Longst I was up straight was 75 hours so 3+ days. That was plenty.

I can't work. I have 3 mental illnesses (PTSD, ADHD and bipolar), autism and a physical illness called POTS. POTS makes it difficult to stand and walk. I would like to become a certified peer counselor.

Lack of sleep can trigger mania! That is what triggered my boyfriend's first manic episode. He started a graveyard shift at his job.

Hiya. I appreciate you sharing your stories. My son has been hospitalised as well last year April when he went to full blown mania with psychosis. We didn’t understand the condition at the time. Two weeks in hospital they were gonna check him out but because we were so aware that he’s still manic and delusional, we emailed the department he was in as sort of complaint. If not my son won’t be treated finally. So he was there for over a month. A week before the trial discharge, we still see some glimpses of delusions and mania but few days after he started showing signs of remorse and realisation. He went back to work last April but now he’s offsick again due to anxiety and depression. So back to square one again. 😢

“where i was tired of being tired of being alive” - 💓🩵💓 feel you. blessed where we both are at. life is a blessing.

i gained 30 pounds in the first 3 weeks following seroquel. then an additional 20 pounds. it’s pretty brutal what this medication is capable of but i’m glad it at least helps me sleep.

First off, despite of all the challenges life has thrown at you, you are still staying strong and sharing your experience here, that truly is inspiring! Thank you for that. I'm 29, and I'm still living with my family. It is a difficult, yet a sensible choice (IMO) choosing to move back to my hometown, staying with my family, when I decided I wanted to build my business. Because instead of spending the money on rent, spending it on ads and on growing the business makes more sense to me. Do I have enough to for a down payment? Yes. But I just thought it isn't the right time still. Plus, I'm trying to live life with as little debt as possible, even if it means I'll have to live frugally for another year or two. With the current inflation and housing price, I truly think those who are lucky enough to be able to live with their parents should do so, while building a stronger personal finance to help prepare them for the future. Goodluck to you and to anyone who's reading this. Godspeed!

I am glad they got rid of the bad grades!

Money to a point does increase happiness. I read somewhere that the people who have enough money to cover expenses plus a a little extra were the most happy.

Hi how long do they take to call you for an interview? Ty In Los Angeles, CA

Im hoping UMASS takes back your expulsion but that is not a school id go back to if i struggle with alcohol especially if I lived on campus. Keep working your steps your progress gives me hope. Stay Blessed.

I relate a lot to this fear, there is so much strength in your vulnerability and openness about this topic <3 Thank you

At times I was so exhausted I did fell asleep but I would wake up in a panic it was the most bizarre thing... I'm so sorry that happened to you, it seems to be more common than we think unfortunately... wishing you all the healing and much love ❤️💜

i was up for 11 days straight without a single wink of sleep, twice before. i think the passion that lives within you can, has and will change the world someday.

Hoping you become a manager soon! Keep up the great work. Personally I’m working on my sense of urgency. Taking it a day at a time

I really like this educational format too, ty ❤🙏❤️🙏💯

I too am scared of becoming psychotic again I was paranoid that someone was trying to hurt me or hurt my grown children. I too have social anxiety I have stopped grocery shopping and now get food online. I still have to see people but I would prefer to be home where I’m safe. Anyway proud of you glad you got another job and are going to the gym.

Accommodations do wonders as well. I just got accommodations for my new job and it's been a godsend. I have a quiet environment to work in and it brings me peace. The last place I worked at was too noisy and way too many goals and things to do. It increased my mania. I haven't had a manic episode in 4 months since starting this job! Very relieved.

I don't have bipolar but the mental illness I do have has some similarities. I experience hypo mania right before psychosis. I'm so glad I found your channel. It gives me hope whenever I find a light in all this darkness ❤ Thank you Tyler❤

I'm grateful to hear you're getting better and sharing your perspective! I can't confirm whether I'm taking the lead in battling bipolar disorder. When mental illness struck, it outright became an uphill battle for me. Obtaining driver license see what happens next. Thanl you for your advocacy in such a hard issue.

You have completely helped me understand BP more. Agree totally with your two ‘Ts’.