I live with Bipolar Disorder II. This means I alternate between hypomania and depression, and like Abena, my depressive episodes usually last months at a time. Kudos to KSM, Abena and her uncle for putting a spotlight on this painful mental condition. Bipolar disorder humbles you, and does not care whether you are smart, good-looking, young or wealthy. Half of the time, you cannot tell who you really are, and hypomania which feels monumentally better than depression, can itself be a huge impediment to your healing journey. It is essentially an identity crisis that is triggered by the ego constantly being at war with itself: inflated and grandiose during mania and deflated and defeated during depression. Eventually however, with much awareness, a good support system, therapy, lifestyle changes and medication, you are able to thrive. Most importantly, you learn to accept your condition and forgive yourself, love yourself and take care of yourself unconditionally, and you come to accept the world for what it is, forgive people more and be kind to others. You become more mindful and present, taking life one moment at a time and being grateful for your human experience, especially the little things our flawed selves often take for granted. Bipolar, if managed well, can prove to be, I believe, a blessing in disguise.
Thx for this useful insight.. I think I've not shown much empathy n have become more judgmental ..I will now see her behaviour frm a different angle henceforth
God bless this Rev. I pray for God's guidance and wisdom for him. Abena, your healing will be perfected in Jesus name. I pray that she commits to this process. Amen
Awwn God bless Rev. Charles Appiah. God bless you soo much i personally appreciate what you are our sister❤ we need more people like you to train, restore and bring her out of her condition. Trust God you will not work in vain. May God give you the strength to help our sister❤❤❤❤ we love you❤❤❤❤❤
A very interesting interview. I can see clearly now who Abena Korkor is and it's quite obvious the kind of help she needs. Thanks a lot Revo. Thanks a lot KSM.
I watched this interview twice, back to back. I listened to it first, then i watched it. And watching it is a whole new level. Well, but then again, she might be on some medication that is contributing her to act in this way. Now I'm determined to help people around me, sticking with them.. maybe, just maybe it wouldn't get too far with them. I pray she gets better, show some improvement with her new support system
She stated clearly that she was on lithium medication. Some of the side effects are drowsiness, slurred speech, confusion, disorientation, cognitive impairment etc
My respect for you has once again gone through the roofs @Kweku Sintim Misa, mannnnnnnnn, thank you for this, lots of stuff to learn here. Mannnnnn, God bless you sir. Thank you. I have learnt a lot, COMPASSIONATE, EMPATHY, mannnnnnnnn we must all get back to that, HUMANS matter. HUMANS matter.
my best friend and sister is bipolar and when she has an episode, she hates everyone who loves her and it has put a lot of strain on our friendship.I still love her though we have not been as close as we were since 2003.I pray 🙏🏽 that i get my friend back 😢😢😢 i miss her!
Another wonderful interview. What I noticed is that Abeba felt safe and comfortable being herself on the show. Although she seemed overly comfortable at times, it is a sign that she can thrive in environments that respect her conditions and do not trigger her. She needs more people she respects around her.
God bless you rev. We are a function of energies and love being the greatest energy can pull someone from darknes into light .The greater the love , the more probable she is to come out of it . And it takes everyone. It takes the whole world to make her feel accepted which is not possible . To Abena, capitalise on the love you are getting , might not be enough because you will still come on sicial media to see the negatives . Please dwell on the positive energy , meditate on the few who are showing you genuine love . Maximise the love and watch yourself come out . Might not be easy. More love, greatest energy on earth
Bipolar cannot be cured, it can only be managed! She's fundamentally intelligent, but mentally unbalanced if she's been diagnosed with bipolar, u are born that way. Sometimes the medications make it worse, a lot of trial and error on meds to land on the right meds for her brain chemistry.
In 22:31 she used the latin expression "carpe diem" pronounced "kaarpɛ diɛm", literally meaning "seize the day" or seize the opportunity. She got KSM confused there. The young lady is intelligent. She needs the right people around her and PRAYERS, and she'll bounce back. Prayer for others is one the secrets to a great and serene Christian life. Pray for Abena.🙏
"The synovial fluid is finished"..... so sad that such a smart, beautiful woman is going through unpalatable emotional extremes. Thank you KSM and your guests for the education
Wow. This is one of the greatest interviews I have watched this year. KSM, God bless you paaaa. Revo, God bless you for helping our beautiful sister. Abena, you sparked the interview. You are so beautiful and you don't deserve to be in disorder. We pray for absolute healing for you. Bipolar awayyyy😭. I love you all.
KSM Pls kindly forget about her excitement and her comic part, she respect you so much and she is only happy to see you and to have been on your show one more time. ❤❤❤❤❤
She being ‘not serious’ has given us deeper insight of her condition. KSM, yedaase; Revo, you do all, never give up on her! She is very intelligent, don’t take her for granted!! May God Almighty touch her, IJN
I work with people who take lithium daily. Abena is definitely on drugs which breaks my heart because mental illness combined with drugs is never going to end well. This is a train about to wreck. This is so so sad to watch. Abena, I know it’s going to be difficult but please seek help for your drug issues. ❤
This interview was so hard to watch but I understood the reason it was being aired. Until we see clearly what she’s battling we won’t understand her plight. Wishing God’s healing mercy upon her.
I think the Bipolar diagnosis given to her may be incorrect… we are so behind in mental health in Ghana . People are dying- lives are being destroyed. The rev is so confident and optimistic but she also needs professional help! Praying for all the mentally ill in this country 🙏🏾
@@janicejennifer9861 Doctors misdiagnose all the time- esp in Ghana. I think she might have substance induced psychosis and/or schizophrenia. Bipolar is just gaining popularity now but it’s also becoming the go to scapegoat for medical professionals. But putting a patient on the wrong meds can have extremely adverse effects. I pray she gets the right help she need.
@@janicejennifer9861Bipolar ankasa is demonic ooooo.....i know what am saying because have worked in a psychiatric,so i know paaaa.......the medicine de3 eno dey work!!!
My friend was misdiagnosed with bipolar... Fortunately for her she knew and felt it wasn't bipolar. So she never took the meds. She actually had mild depression. For Abena's case is complicated due to her lifestyle (based on social media posts) but if you talk some people will come after you lol.
For those questioning why she looks, and seems 'off', she stated clearly that she was on lithium medication. Some of the side effects are drowsiness, slurred speech, confusion, disorientation, cognitive impairment etc
I pray that God will heal Abena. She sounds very unwell and her non verbal cues say it all. I don't think she was well enough for this interview. Based on her presentation, she comes across as someone suffering from schizophrenia. This interview shouldn't have been done given Abena's current mental state. God bless all those who genuinely want to support Abena to recover as this beautiful lady has put herself in a vulnerable position to be abused by so many people
For those questioning why she looks, and seems 'off', she stated clearly that she was on lithium medication. Some of the side effects are drowsiness, slurred speech, confusion, disorientation, cognitive impairment etc
May God forgive all those who interview her for the shock value and social media numbers. And may God forgive the men who have tried to take advantage of her due to her condition😢
Big ups to you rev I showed a lot of love n care for my friends back the in school n even at home but I was addicted to gambling n it led me to take my closest friends n his personal friend phone n that’s where I saw how life is everyone rejected me for real talk
For those questioning why she looks, and seems 'off', she stated clearly that she was on lithium medication. Some of the side effects are drowsiness, slurred speech, confusion, disorientation, cognitive impairment etc
For those questioning why she looks, and seems 'off', she stated clearly that she was on lithium medication. Some of the side effects are drowsiness, slurred speech, confusion, disorientation, cognitive impairment etc
Why shouldn't it be aired??!! Ghanaians and our mentality paaa, this is exactly the reason to air it. What is wrong with this interview? Nothing, absolutely nothing! This is what the "disease looks like, so that Ghanaians can recognize it in their families when they see it, and get the person the right help! So now tell me, what is wrong with airing it! U are either born witn this disease, or your environment can bring it out of u and develop it, if your mind is already vulnerable to it.
I think it was very important that he aired the show because it has at least educated people on bipolar disorder, and how to treat people living with such disorder, God bless us all and heal any one living with any form of mental health disorder
Another great example of why ignorance and retrogressive cultural values need to be left behind. How many licensed psychiatrists and psychologists practice in Ghana. Mental illness is very common and completely manageable if you believe in clinical, professional competence and other psychosocial support systems. Ghanaians should never have kept this in the purview of unqualified, exploitative religious charlatans and the best thing they can do now is educate themselves so that they can actually be of service to family members dealing with mental illness instead of perpetuating a culture of shame and silence that is so pervasive in Ghana.
Thanks Rosita, as a clinical psychologist, I've been screaming these same sentiments of yours from the mountain tops, with tears!😢😢! Born and raised in Ghana by the way. On my way to Ghana soon to help raise awareness on MENTAL HEALTH, which has never been part of the society, so its not going to be easy to tackle, but I'll try my best...so God help me! Sad.
@@rainbow3649 God speed my friend! You will actually be deeply encouraged that more and more trained professionals and spaces are becoming available in Accra. Please look up the Flowertalk Wellness Studio opened by Maggie Sade Corker; there is also a modern progressive psychiatric department opened up at Korle Bu that was financed by the Ofori Atta family. This interview specifically is cringe inducing and exploitative and I am frankly surprised that somebody as well traveled and versed as the host would permit this level of mediocrity. It is the same nonsense that is being peddled about conversion therapy for LGBTQIA Ghanaians. A fully discredited and ridiculous clinical practice that only reactionaries and charlatans would peddle.
Leave them. As I am here me too my brain torches so I go to the hospital and they give me medicine and the rest I do by practicing self-awareness. If I followed religion I never would've found out I have a cluster B disorder. My quality of life has vastly improved. Spirituality is NOT the solution to everything.
I hope he helps her, but he is not transparent enough for me but I hope he can do the job. Ghanaians can be too guarded and surface sometimes to get out the authenticity of the matter
A mixture of so many things brings confusion to the mind then you go out of control but you can limit it. Abena is under control, I can see she gets off balance sometimes
She stated clearly that she was on lithium medication. Some of the side effects are drowsiness, slurred speech, confusion, disorientation, cognitive impairment etc
This didn't age well. I really feel bad for this pastor for coming out. Not giving up on her is the best thing but I don't think that pastor is in the best situation or is experienced enough to handle her. The lady is doing hard drugs, and we all know you can't combine hard drugs with medications. Anyone around her should try and cut off the people who provide her with the hard drugs first.
For those questioning why she looks, and seems 'off', she stated clearly that she was on lithium medication. Some of the side effects are drowsiness, slurred speech, confusion, disorientation, cognitive impairment etc
Jokers...built institution that can help mental health...Abenaa issue is not cureable..we manage it..under special conditions...papa sofo..go preach wae..❤❤❤
Judging from Abena's reaction during the interview, those close to her must monitor her in the coming days. She's acting as though she is about to relapse.
I am beginning to think Abena korkor is been paid to act like a bipolar patient as a Bipolar ambassador just like Joyce Dzidzor Mensah the AIDS ambassador because it seems Abena korkor is over hyping the bipolar condition. I am aware the bipolar medication can influence her but still Abena help yourself small I know you can do it you are strong.
For those questioning why she looks, and seems 'off', she stated clearly that she was on lithium medication. Some of the side effects are drowsiness, slurred speech, confusion, disorientation, cognitive impairment etc
@@funprints1 Yes and still the interview did her a grave injustice. She is not a circus animal to be paraded around for people to gape at. The host was poorly prepared on the subject and the opportunity to actually expand the conversation around mental illness in Ghana and what progressive, clinical and wholistic treatment options are available in Ghana were lost.
@@rositascarborough5751 It didn't. Let's take myself for example, I have heard so much about her and seen some of her videos but i don't know her like this. Now if there's any content out there, i will know how to consume it. It is good for people to know what is wrong with her to be able to deal with her the right way.
If you are sick go to the hospital and get medical help, don't go to church don't go to a counsellor. At least see a medical professional first then go see a counsellor.
She's high as a kite during this interview. I wish people would stop interviewing this woman while she's inebriated. It's exploitation and sensationalism and a negative impact on her wellbeing.
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Much Respect n honor to Grandpa, Daddy, Uncle, Friend KSM. Love to Reverend
God bless you.
Abba father show Abena Korkor mercy. What God cannot do does not exist El Roi!!!
AMEN oooooo
Amen N Amen @MizzPatience
@@StellaBoasiako-bj5ks 🙌🏿🙌🏿
Father God please help my little sister she needs you
I live with Bipolar Disorder II. This means I alternate between hypomania and depression, and like Abena, my depressive episodes usually last months at a time. Kudos to KSM, Abena and her uncle for putting a spotlight on this painful mental condition. Bipolar disorder humbles you, and does not care whether you are smart, good-looking, young or wealthy. Half of the time, you cannot tell who you really are, and hypomania which feels monumentally better than depression, can itself be a huge impediment to your healing journey. It is essentially an identity crisis that is triggered by the ego constantly being at war with itself: inflated and grandiose during mania and deflated and defeated during depression. Eventually however, with much awareness, a good support system, therapy, lifestyle changes and medication, you are able to thrive. Most importantly, you learn to accept your condition and forgive yourself, love yourself and take care of yourself unconditionally, and you come to accept the world for what it is, forgive people more and be kind to others. You become more mindful and present, taking life one moment at a time and being grateful for your human experience, especially the little things our flawed selves often take for granted. Bipolar, if managed well, can prove to be, I believe, a blessing in disguise.
Thx for this useful insight.. I think I've not shown much empathy n have become more judgmental
..I will now see her behaviour frm a different angle henceforth
Such a brave lady Abena ..to accept her mental health condition .. however taking hard drugs could also send you on the pedestal 😢
God bless this Rev. I pray for God's guidance and wisdom for him. Abena, your healing will be perfected in Jesus name. I pray that she commits to this process. Amen
Abena Korkor my senior at UCC.God please heal Abena for us.Amen🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
AMEN
@@MizzPatience God bless you lady.
@@cdkingdom1st🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Awwn God bless Rev. Charles Appiah. God bless you soo much i personally appreciate what you are our sister❤ we need more people like you to train, restore and bring her out of her condition. Trust God you will not work in vain. May God give you the strength to help our sister❤❤❤❤ we love you❤❤❤❤❤
A very interesting interview. I can see clearly now who Abena Korkor is and it's quite obvious the kind of help she needs. Thanks a lot Revo. Thanks a lot KSM.
I watched this interview twice, back to back.
I listened to it first, then i watched it.
And watching it is a whole new level.
Well, but then again, she might be on some medication that is contributing her to act in this way.
Now I'm determined to help people around me, sticking with them.. maybe, just maybe it wouldn't get too far with them.
I pray she gets better, show some improvement with her new support system
She stated clearly that she was on lithium medication. Some of the side effects are drowsiness, slurred speech, confusion, disorientation, cognitive impairment etc
May God bless you.
Thank you Reverend
Very nice interview.. Reverend is very intelligent and the questions from KSM are also apt❤....
God bless you guys.
Looks like she was not of herself. Abena, you will be fine ok. God be with you through this journey.
My respect for you has once again gone through the roofs @Kweku Sintim Misa, mannnnnnnnn, thank you for this, lots of stuff to learn here. Mannnnnn, God bless you sir. Thank you. I have learnt a lot, COMPASSIONATE, EMPATHY, mannnnnnnnn we must all get back to that, HUMANS matter. HUMANS matter.
God bless you.
my best friend and sister is bipolar and when she has an episode, she hates everyone who loves her and it has put a lot of strain on our friendship.I still love her though we have not been as close as we were since 2003.I pray 🙏🏽 that i get my friend back 😢😢😢 i miss her!
Rev is really a good man honesty,i pray that the good Lord uses him to heal and bless such an intelligent girl🥹❤️Abena you’re loved.
AMEN ooooooo
Bless you, man of God. Continue the good work.
God bless you Rev for helping this beautiful girl Abena.
Revo is really a discipline man I appreciate the help he's give out , it not a one thing like he said it takes time
Another wonderful interview. What I noticed is that Abeba felt safe and comfortable being herself on the show. Although she seemed overly comfortable at times, it is a sign that she can thrive in environments that respect her conditions and do not trigger her. She needs more people she respects around her.
God bless you rev. We are a function of energies and love being the greatest energy can pull someone from darknes into light .The greater the love , the more probable she is to come out of it . And it takes everyone. It takes the whole world to make her feel accepted which is not possible . To Abena, capitalise on the love you are getting , might not be enough because you will still come on sicial media to see the negatives . Please dwell on the positive energy , meditate on the few who are showing you genuine love . Maximise the love and watch yourself come out . Might not be easy. More love, greatest energy on earth
Bipolar cannot be cured, it can only be managed! She's fundamentally intelligent, but mentally unbalanced if she's been diagnosed with bipolar, u are born that way. Sometimes the medications make it worse, a lot of trial and error on meds to land on the right meds for her brain chemistry.
Best comment well said 👏
In 22:31 she used the latin expression "carpe diem" pronounced "kaarpɛ diɛm", literally meaning "seize the day" or seize the opportunity. She got KSM confused there. The young lady is intelligent. She needs the right people around her and PRAYERS, and she'll bounce back. Prayer for others is one the secrets to a great and serene Christian life. Pray for Abena.🙏
So true, she is extremely intelligent and smart. I love listening to her. I pray for God to come through for her 🙏
We are prayinggggg
She is so intelligent . May God and mother nature heals her 🙏🙏🙏
why did she say she is sick?
Great job KSM .❤️
"The synovial fluid is finished"..... so sad that such a smart, beautiful woman is going through unpalatable emotional extremes. Thank you KSM and your guests for the education
Awesome Interview, discernment is key. Great Job Rev. Bless you Mr KSM❤
Pastor Charles! Good man
God bless you,man of God
I really like how the counselor speaks.
THOSE BRAIDS!!! SO BEAUTIFUL ❤️❤️❤️
Wow. This is one of the greatest interviews I have watched this year. KSM, God bless you paaaa. Revo, God bless you for helping our beautiful sister. Abena, you sparked the interview. You are so beautiful and you don't deserve to be in disorder. We pray for absolute healing for you. Bipolar awayyyy😭. I love you all.
May God help she 😢😢😢
💯👍👍NICE INTERVIEW BIG BOSS KSM👍👍💯
KSM Pls kindly forget about her excitement and her comic part, she respect you so much and she is only happy to see you and to have been on your show one more time. ❤❤❤❤❤
Great interview ❤
Yes sir... Nice 1...
She being ‘not serious’ has given us deeper insight of her condition.
KSM, yedaase; Revo, you do all, never give up on her!
She is very intelligent, don’t take her for granted!!
May God Almighty touch her, IJN
In her communication, I feel she's in her high moments.
All the same, she's amazing and lovely in her anxiety ❤❤❤
I work with people who take lithium daily. Abena is definitely on drugs which breaks my heart because mental illness combined with drugs is never going to end well. This is a train about to wreck. This is so so sad to watch. Abena, I know it’s going to be difficult but please seek help for your drug issues. ❤
35:29 she's still not well.
May God heal her 😢😢
You’re loved Abena❤
Abena , a beautiful and intelligent young woman . You will be fine ok
This interview was so hard to watch but I understood the reason it was being aired. Until we see clearly what she’s battling we won’t understand her plight. Wishing God’s healing mercy upon her.
True,those who think she fakes at least would be a bit convinced that she isn't okay
I think the Bipolar diagnosis given to her may be incorrect… we are so behind in mental health in Ghana . People are dying- lives are being destroyed. The rev is so confident and optimistic but she also needs professional help! Praying for all the mentally ill in this country 🙏🏾
I think she has a personality disorder instead of bipolar
What do you think her mental illness is? If she’s on lithium, she’s definitely bipolar. I’m curious to know what you believe her diagnosis should be.
@@janicejennifer9861 Doctors misdiagnose all the time- esp in Ghana. I think she might have substance induced psychosis and/or schizophrenia. Bipolar is just gaining popularity now but it’s also becoming the go to scapegoat for medical professionals. But putting a patient on the wrong meds can have extremely adverse effects. I pray she gets the right help she need.
@@janicejennifer9861Bipolar ankasa is demonic ooooo.....i know what am saying because have worked in a psychiatric,so i know paaaa.......the medicine de3 eno dey work!!!
My friend was misdiagnosed with bipolar... Fortunately for her she knew and felt it wasn't bipolar. So she never took the meds. She actually had mild depression.
For Abena's case is complicated due to her lifestyle (based on social media posts) but if you talk some people will come after you lol.
Nice show❤
This interview made me cry, God help Abena
Abena seems so high on something in this interview. Love her, though, and rooting for her success
She’s not high, it’s the side effects of her medication.( lithium)
The girl was high as a kite😂😂😂
@Flavours-2023 lithium makes you high sweety.its a nerve relaxants.
High on KSM
@@peeb789she has no choice is her medication
Abena may God heal you. I love you
I just love her❤
Don’t give up on her Rev. It is well.
I'll not, I'll continue to do my best. There are a lot in line so keep us in your prayers that the Lord will help redeem them as well.
😂KSM’s
face though…17:38 eiii why lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂 I didn’t want to laugh. God please forgive me 17:39😂
For those questioning why she looks, and seems 'off', she stated clearly that she was on lithium medication. Some of the side effects are drowsiness, slurred speech, confusion, disorientation, cognitive impairment etc
That medicine is a dangerous killer ooooo
@@MizzPatience ... and exactly why many like her would rather go 'acting crazy' than live the rest of their lives taking it
@@funprints1 well....i believe she will be fine in no time!
@@MizzPatience I pray so. It's just such a tough condition, especially when one can become a nuisance to even those who love them the most.
@@funprints1 i know right...buh she will be fine.that sickness is a strong demon
Please I need the Rev's Number.
Why is KSM looking confused looking at the Reverend? Is he doubting him?
I pray that God will heal Abena. She sounds very unwell and her non verbal cues say it all.
I don't think she was well enough for this interview.
Based on her presentation, she comes across as someone suffering from schizophrenia.
This interview shouldn't have been done given Abena's current mental state.
God bless all those who genuinely want to support Abena to recover as this beautiful lady has put herself in a vulnerable position to be abused by so many people
For those questioning why she looks, and seems 'off', she stated clearly that she was on lithium medication. Some of the side effects are drowsiness, slurred speech, confusion, disorientation, cognitive impairment etc
@@funprints1exactly she tasted it so I don't know why people are asking
May God forgive all those who interview her for the shock value and social media numbers. And may God forgive the men who have tried to take advantage of her due to her condition😢
I wouldn’t have watched this to the end if not for the Rev & KSM himself ..
De girl is actually not okay
Truth
Some of her mannerisms are questionable 😢
Oh no! Zion Felix don catch stray bullet😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
😂😂💔
When he watch this interview, he'll cry😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Mental health conditions need to be educated and address in our african comunities ..to support and respect the victims 🙏😊
Big ups to you rev I showed a lot of love n care for my friends back the in school n even at home but I was addicted to gambling n it led me to take my closest friends n his personal friend phone n that’s where I saw how life is everyone rejected me for real talk
The look on KSM's face when Abena is talking 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
KSM you have stopped your intro greetings oo three slaps in the palms 😂😂😂
Abena I don't think everything was okay during this interview.she was not really serious but anyway very educative
For those questioning why she looks, and seems 'off', she stated clearly that she was on lithium medication. Some of the side effects are drowsiness, slurred speech, confusion, disorientation, cognitive impairment etc
Abena is high 😂😂😂😂. She is real and honest. I love her vibe😂😂😂
Aww. May God come through for our sister. Sending her hugs 🫂 and ❤. This is not Abena😢. 🙏
😢😢 I think KSM felt something was off 😢😢
For those questioning why she looks, and seems 'off', she stated clearly that she was on lithium medication. Some of the side effects are drowsiness, slurred speech, confusion, disorientation, cognitive impairment etc
I don’t think ksm should have aired this interview!!! Can’t stop crying !!!😢😢
I can't believe the men who take advantage of her. How do you feel ?
Why shouldn't it be aired??!! Ghanaians and our mentality paaa, this is exactly the reason to air it. What is wrong with this interview? Nothing, absolutely nothing! This is what the "disease looks like, so that Ghanaians can recognize it in their families when they see it, and get the person the right help! So now tell me, what is wrong with airing it! U are either born witn this disease, or your environment can bring it out of u and develop it, if your mind is already vulnerable to it.
I think it was very important that he aired the show because it has at least educated people on bipolar disorder, and how to treat people living with such disorder, God bless us all and heal any one living with any form of mental health disorder
This interview was sad to watch 😢😢
She will be fine ❤
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Another great example of why ignorance and retrogressive cultural values need to be left behind. How many licensed psychiatrists and psychologists practice in Ghana. Mental illness is very common and completely manageable if you believe in clinical, professional competence and other psychosocial support systems. Ghanaians should never have kept this in the purview of unqualified, exploitative religious charlatans and the best thing they can do now is educate themselves so that they can actually be of service to family members dealing with mental illness instead of perpetuating a culture of shame and silence that is so pervasive in Ghana.
Thanks Rosita, as a clinical psychologist, I've been screaming these same sentiments of yours from the mountain tops, with tears!😢😢! Born and raised in Ghana by the way. On my way to Ghana soon to help raise awareness on MENTAL HEALTH, which has never been part of the society, so its not going to be easy to tackle, but I'll try my best...so God help me! Sad.
@@rainbow3649 God speed my friend! You will actually be deeply encouraged that more and more trained professionals and spaces are becoming available in Accra. Please look up the Flowertalk Wellness Studio opened by Maggie Sade Corker; there is also a modern progressive psychiatric department opened up at Korle Bu that was financed by the Ofori Atta family. This interview specifically is cringe inducing and exploitative and I am frankly surprised that somebody as well traveled and versed as the host would permit this level of mediocrity. It is the same nonsense that is being peddled about conversion therapy for LGBTQIA Ghanaians. A fully discredited and ridiculous clinical practice that only reactionaries and charlatans would peddle.
Leave them. As I am here me too my brain torches so I go to the hospital and they give me medicine and the rest I do by practicing self-awareness. If I followed religion I never would've found out I have a cluster B disorder. My quality of life has vastly improved. Spirituality is NOT the solution to everything.
A mixture of so many things brings confusion to the mind!
Great job Rev. Please try to help Funny Face too. He could really use your help.
Abena did not take her med before this interview. God heal her🙏
Soo sad,soo brilliant and beautiful to be destroyed just like that…intervain Lord!
Amen!
I like her.
I hope he helps her, but he is not transparent enough for me but I hope he can do the job. Ghanaians can be too guarded and surface sometimes to get out the authenticity of the matter
I agree. Some topics and people need a lot more empathy and compassion rather than notoriety for their pain
A mixture of so many things brings confusion to the mind then you go out of control but you can limit it. Abena is under control, I can see she gets off balance sometimes
This interview is to show the ignorance Ghanians what this beautiful intelligent woman is going through
U see ksm facial expressions 🤣😂😂😂😂
Aww,obaa kamakama sei
I like the term Revo
I pray she gets the help she needs,Mental health in our country is not taken serious though.
Intelligent.
Abena Korkor needs a good husband who can take her to church and be around to make her happy . By doing so , the bipolar will disapear gradually .
Who noticed the mood of abena korkor to me i think she was off balance i don't think she was being jovial or not serious about the question
It could be that she hasn't taken her medication yet. The show should have been done another time. She was not mentally fit.
She stated clearly that she was on lithium medication. Some of the side effects are drowsiness, slurred speech, confusion, disorientation, cognitive impairment etc
@@kofitwum6858I totally agree with you. This should have been done at a time when she was stable. I kind of disappointed with KSM
Hmmmmm
I pray she locate her helper asem oo
This didn't age well. I really feel bad for this pastor for coming out. Not giving up on her is the best thing but I don't think that pastor is in the best situation or is experienced enough to handle her. The lady is doing hard drugs, and we all know you can't combine hard drugs with medications. Anyone around her should try and cut off the people who provide her with the hard drugs first.
Great show, Snr KSM
I dnt think it’s the right time to start bringing her to camera
She’s still off track, her answers to the questions are not matching
The way she is talking its like she is high on something
Bipolar ankasa is demonic ooooo.....i know what am saying because have worked in a psychiatric,so i know paaaa.......the medicine de3 eno dey work!!!
Who noticed the mood of abena korkor to me i think he was off balance
You right❤❤
For those questioning why she looks, and seems 'off', she stated clearly that she was on lithium medication. Some of the side effects are drowsiness, slurred speech, confusion, disorientation, cognitive impairment etc
Jokers...built institution that can help mental health...Abenaa issue is not cureable..we manage it..under special conditions...papa sofo..go preach wae..❤❤❤
Rev, you reallyneed more years with her. Cos looking at her I don't see any change kraa 😂😂
THIS IS BODAM ENITIYE
May God help this lady 😢
This lady is beyond repairs. 😂
Nothing is beyond repairs. She can definitely get fine
Shame on you.. and you added a laughing emoji
Judging from Abena's reaction during the interview, those close to her must monitor her in the coming days. She's acting as though she is about to relapse.
You were a prophet. I thought so too and today she is in the media space again for the wrong reasons. God help Abena
I am beginning to think Abena korkor is been paid to act like a bipolar patient as a Bipolar ambassador just like Joyce Dzidzor Mensah the AIDS ambassador because it seems Abena korkor is over hyping the bipolar condition. I am aware the bipolar medication can influence her but still Abena help yourself small I know you can do it you are strong.
Quite disappointed with this interview. The lady is not mentally fit to sit down for an interview.
For those questioning why she looks, and seems 'off', she stated clearly that she was on lithium medication. Some of the side effects are drowsiness, slurred speech, confusion, disorientation, cognitive impairment etc
@@funprints1 Yes and still the interview did her a grave injustice. She is not a circus animal to be paraded around for people to gape at. The host was poorly prepared on the subject and the opportunity to actually expand the conversation around mental illness in Ghana and what progressive, clinical and wholistic treatment options are available in Ghana were lost.
@@rositascarborough5751 It didn't. Let's take myself for example, I have heard so much about her and seen some of her videos but i don't know her like this. Now if there's any content out there, i will know how to consume it. It is good for people to know what is wrong with her to be able to deal with her the right way.
Ksm becareful you dont fall in abenas trap oooo,😂😂😂
haha mesoro mpo
This man doesn’t know the the friend of arm robber is arm robber but friend of a rich man is a poor man
If you are sick go to the hospital and get medical help, don't go to church don't go to a counsellor. At least see a medical professional first then go see a counsellor.
She's high as a kite during this interview. I wish people would stop interviewing this woman while she's inebriated. It's exploitation and sensationalism and a negative impact on her wellbeing.