10 Signs of Bipolar Disorder
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- Bipolar disorder, also called ‘manic depression’, is a mood disorder defined by periods of intense, heightened emotion called mood episodes.
The three types of mood episodes are manic, hypomanic (less severe manic episodes), and depressive. With that said, here are 10 signs of bipolar disorder. Also, this video is meant to raise awareness on the topic of bipolar disorder. Do not self diagnose using this video.
If you or someone you know is dealing with bipolar disorder or they’re showing symptoms, please seek professional help by calling 1-800-273-TALK (8255) if you’re in the US. Or visit this website: www.suicide.org/international-...
It’s never too late to seek help.
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Credits
Writer: Carley Swanson-Garro
Script editor: Isadora Ho
Script Manager: Kelly Soong
Storyboarder: Yi Lin
VO: Amanda Silvera
Animator: Alethea Van Holland
( / @artofalethea )
RUclips manager: Cindy Cheong
References
American Psychiatric Association (2017). What are bipolar disorders? Retrieved 18 April 2020 from www.psychiatry.org/patients-families/bipolar-disorders/what-are-bipolar-disorders.
American Psychological Association (2020). Grandiose. In APA Dictionary of Psychology. Retrieved 18 April from dictionary.apa.org/grandiosity.
Chandler, R.A., Wakeley, J., Goodwin, G.M. & Rogers, R.D. (November 2009). Altered risk-aversion and risk-seeking behavior in bipolar disorder. Biological Psychiatry, 66 (9), 840-846. DOI: 10.1016/j.biopsych.2009.05.011.
Grande, I., Berk, M., Birmaher, B., & Vieta, E. (2016). Bipolar disorder. The Lancet, 387(10027), 1561-1572. DOI: 10.1016/S0140-6736(15)00241-X.
National Institute of Mental Health (2020). Bipolar disorder. Retrieved 18 April 2020 from www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/bipolar-disorder/index.shtml.
Wein, H. (ed.) (May 2010). Major ups and downs: Bipolar disorder brings extreme mood swings. NIH News in Health. Retrieved 18 April 2020 from newsinhealth.nih.gov/2010/05/....
World Health Organization (November 2019). Mental disorders. Retrieved 18 April 2020 from www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/mental-disorders.
Resources
National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Treatment Referral Helpline: 1-800-662-HELP (4357).
Do you relate to any of these signs or do you know anyone that struggles with bipolar disorder? Disclaimer please do not self diagnose as this is just a video to those who can relate
love your content!!
Hey I think it’s important to mention why it’s important not to self diagnose. This is a disorder in which the brain damages itself and needs an official doctor diagnosis
Do relate to some, but I also relate to depression signs, but I’m going to get a diagnose after a while.
I think u should take a break, I see that you upload frequently and I think it would be tiring to make these animations and voice overs. Maybe if u feel like taking a break don’t worry about us, we won’t mind.
Im experiencing some of the signs..4 signs actually
Watching this at 5 am is a mood
it's 8:27 pm where I'm from😊
space princess same
@@ashtoobored sml what country? U don't have to tell I understand
Try gesture
It’s like nine thirty here oof
6. Talking faster than normal
Eminem: what are you implying?
Lmao I learned rap god fast part and re rapped it again today and then I saw this-
Dude, not, funny, do not meme a disorder
Lmfaoo
@@VarenRUclips it's not that serious calm tf down
Djungelskogs är bästa ju
Been wishing for healing all through these years, it's truly very crippling many people won't understand.
I have been deeply depressed and anxious since I was about 14, I am now 32! Golden teachers mushroom revived me.
i feel like i have all my agency on DMT and JMF, it makes me feel like i truly belong wherever it takes me.
I'm down to try shrooms, i see lots of good reviews on it how do you get yours?
I'm really interested in trying shrooms, searched round my state but I can't find any source. where do you fetch from??
dr.rinehartwoods
My wife was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, medication did not help. She threw away her entire career by impulsively doing something illegal and was arrested. It was typical of her impulsive behavior that grew worse, much worse as she grew older. She died at 40 years old because of her inability to make rational decisions about her health.
Her uncle and cousin were schizophrenic. Her mother was agoraphobic. My wife's siblings had undiagnosed mental disorders to say the least. Mental illness most definitely runs in families.
@@Jointanatomy you are a menace for that
I’m sorry for your loss
Dang im so sorry. Mental illness is so hard for the person with the illness and those around us. Very sorry about your wife. Really hate to hear that. And so young. 💔
Sorry for your loss I’m also bipolar and I’m scared I won’t have a future medication doesn’t work and I feel like I’m going to die from this.
@@AbianahBarbie
Nothing will happen to you..I will pray for you
I hate my personality. Im either too energized and weirdly too confident or too bummy and not a nice person. I just want to have one wavelenght.. Not 5 different..
Frixk this is meee..how can we just be like normal
same
same :'(
We probably are twins honey 🙂
same :,)
I think I'm having a crush on the narrator. I like her voice, her voice takes away the pain.
You good ?
That's bipolar
Girl what
Her voice is kind of sexy...
😏
@@loveamerica72 that's not how-
I was diagnosed with bipolar since my teenage. Spent my whole life fighting bipolar. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Not until my wife recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. Much respect to mother nature the great magic shrooms.
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.
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 Australia. I don't know much about these mushrooms. Really need a reliable source!! Can't wait to get them.
YES very sure of Dr.alishrooms. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.
Mushrooms are very medicinal. This is why
anybody familiar with psilocybin and any other kind of fungi will tell you, "They are alive." They have a very ancient wisdom. To my experience, all mushrooms have always said, "Pay attention to your life. How you think, how you feel, and what will you do with the information that you always knew, but now are seeing in this point of view." This is why mushrooms are so respected in tribal cultures. This mental health treatment works for me too. Half micro doses do the trick for me. At least a few days at a time with lengthy time in between. Thank you for sharing this point!
How do i reach out to him? Is he on Instagram
I recently got diagnosed with bipolar disorder after suspecting it for about a year and a half. I kept thinking that my brain was just trying to fool me, but I can't argue with a diagnosis. I came and watched this video again because why not. My mood episodes are environmentally triggered most of the time. Sometimes it just happens for no reason and I end up being completely unapproachable or the most talkative person. I'm both freaked out and relieved that I know I have bipolar disorder. On one hand, society probably sees me as crazy for it, but at the same time, I'm glad I finally have an answer for those many times I've been depressed without reason. I take mood stableizers now, which also helps with my ptsd. If you ever have moments where you feel awful for no reason, then look into it, I couldn't figure it out for many years and it was eating me alive
Edit: The diagnosis was VERY wrong. I got re-evaluated, I have autism
I was the same but watching this video and realising that I have bipolar triggered a massive mood swing and I was in a depressed episode for much longer than usual I did seek professional help but didn’t tell anyone for except my parents for about two years
The biggest mistake of my life
A lot of people don’t believe that I can feel this way and have bipolar disorder since I was 13 when I was diagnosed
How did it start? Can you share?
Dude i'll reassure you... bipolar is one of the least "crazy" disorders, people with it tend to have high IQs. It's not a cliche comment i'm just making to flatter you, there is overwhelming evidence for this.
Something also good about BD people is, they have an affinity for compassion and empathy! This is far from something that should freak you out.
And i relate with you on how your brain sometimes confuses itself, it could be a mixed episode, you start reconsidering your whole life's purpose to the extent of hurting yourself.
You're not alone!
i am 60 + & been dealing with this since adolescence so want to point something out, something u can do for yourselves,
notice & pay attention to sleep & lack of sleep patterns.
if i didn't get sleep , would just push on,
had been pushing for years,
well, 10 + years ago
had psychotic break, only found out after 10 days of being hospitalized & given Seroquel, i was having wall to wall hallucinations, visual (talking to people who were not there)
auditory (could not tell if a radio was on or if it was me)
i wasn't a hazard to anyone but who knows, i could've walked out in traffic or off a ledge, i would not have known,
all becuz i ignored sleep, just push on was my motto.
so, as soon as i got enough sleep to stop the hallucinations, i got off the seroquel, (if it works for u, then by all means, do what u have to) & had to quit drinking, & now i pay attention & make sure to get sleep, i use a meditation technique to relax into sleep, u can look it up, it's one part, the first part of Vipassana called Anapana, it's not a breathing exercise, it's an exercise in awareness,
you just feel ur breath entering thru you nostrils as u inhale,
then feel ur breath as it goes out thru ur nostrils as u exhale.
sounds easy, & it is,
except the mind will try to go any & everywhere
except ur breathing,
but that's the practice, not to strain or try to force ur attention, just gently feeling ur breath,
inhaling & exhaling,
thru ur nostrils,
after practicing this becomes enjoyable
& will allow the mind & nerves to settle,
& if u are in need of sleep,
this will help you to let go of whatever concerns & if u want to,
to fall asleep.
The most helpful and informative channel here on youtube, about bipolar, is called Polar Warriors. Check it out.
Damn, it's so f***ing sad and disappointing to see so many parents dismiss their children's needs in the comments wtf.
It's not that sad
@@neutral2380 it is.
@@neutral2380 id
@@neutral2380 is
It is all of my life my parents always told me there was something wrong with me but instead of getting me the help I need they would hit me and punish me they always made me feel like im not normal they have a good financial situation so that what makes it even more sad
“What mental health needs is more sunlight, more candor, and more unashamed conversation.”
--Glenn Close
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aw I love that. I'm a future clinical psychologist and this will now be my psych mantra
I'm outside all the time.... 😂👍
I wish I could go out lol, too lazy, social interactions.. meh
@@DrBrainTickler u need vitamin d if not going out
As someone who has had these symptoms my whole life I was diagnosed recently at 30 😢
Good luck on your healing journey 💗
@@nellisnellas thank you
I'm undiagnosed but everything that I'm feeling is pointing to bipolar since 21 , am 27 now😂my brother n coworkers said I'm on my period when I'm in an episode even though I'm a man
I got my diagnosis of being bipolar about half a year ago. I'm 25 now and I thought my whole life something was off with me. just to know it's a disorder is such a great relieve, and the right therapy and meditation is helping to 'normalize' a regular lifestyle. I can relate to all 10 symptoms - thank you for this video, it feels good to see that the information is out there and educating ;) I love your videos
A minor note here: mood swings are also seen in people with ADHD, and the symptoms can sometimes be mistaken for Bipolar. This is why it's extremely important to have a mental health professional diagnose you.
I’m person with ADHD and I have a lot of mood swings I’m telling u that and I was diagnosed with Depressive Disorder (DD) 😓
(ADHDer here) We also have tendency to manifest depression symptoms, risky behavior and outburst of energy so 🤷 I guess the difference is the duration of the mood swings
Same, I always thought I was bipolar, but got diagnosed with ADHD instead
@@usercanalviejo2 , I took a number of courses in mental health and social work counseling. I have a good friend with bipolar disorder. She believes that she was misdiagnosed with ADHD years ago but I also heard that people can have both. I believe that with bipolar disorder the mood swings would be much more intense than with ADHD.
I think it also has to do with autism, though I might just have ADHD as well.
1. mood swings. 1:05
2. Cycles of depression 1:34
3. Risky behavior 2:04
4. Intense multitasking or energy. 2:39
5. Grandiosity or feelings of importance. 3:06
6. Talking faster than normal. 3:33
7. Difficulty concentrating. 3:58
8. Extreme irritability or Agitación 4:21
9 irregular sleep. 4:41
10. Changes in appetite. 5:07.
Hope this helps :)
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Thanks! :)
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Idk how those r signs of bipolar there has to be more to it than that
Tu eres español/brasileiro/cileno
E niente, sono italiana e conosco solo ste 5 parole in spagnolo.
(Nothing, I'm just Italian and I only know these 5 words in Spanish).
I go through this everyday for 12 hrs of my life and it’s not easy even with medication . I pray for everyone who’s going through this we didn’t ask for this disease .😢🙏🏽
I am praying for you 👵
I'm bipolar and have been diagnosed and on meds for many years. I still have episodes of depression or mania from time to time tho. I used this video along with other resources to give my partner a better understanding of what I'm going through and I find your explanations very good. Thanks for educating!
Avoid oil salt sugar ❤
one dis like already
...even the haters have their notifications on
Why would anyone hate? All they do is make psychology more available...
@@FernandowoTM Maybe they're bipolar?
*bipolar joke incoming*
They're just irritable. Give it five minutes and they'll be laughing uncontrollably.
*disclaimer: I'm bipolar, I can say it* 😁
I’m sad cus I just liked you comment and you got 100 likes and now is 101😞
@@FernandowoTM Sadly, No matter how good the content is, there will always be haters.
This unfortunately applies to anyone who is famous or well known.
To viewers: do NOT self-diagnose. Talk to your doctor. This is a serious disorder that involves your brain damaging itself if left untreated
Yessir this is only signs that u should get tested
Can we diagnose other people? 🤣
(mostly kidding... mostly.)
yeah ik not to self-disgnose im not THAT stupid
legoshi the Wolf after this pandemic, if you have reason to believe that you need to see the doctor then please do so.
Fernand0Oo I’m not talking to just you, I’m glad you know. I’m talking to everyone who watches the video
I can relate to a lot. I was diagnosed in 1999 with bipolar 1; with rapid cycling and mixed episodes
(which is a combination of symptoms of both depression and mania; which is no fun at all). So far my symptoms have been manageable, but I've had to do many med changes along the road. I was diagnosed in a psych ward and it was also mentioned to me that there are NO two cases alike (so I wouldn't compare myself to others). That's it in a nutshell 🙃
As a Gemini with Bipolar 1 disorder I was always confused. I have been in counseling since i was a teen and up until now, over a decade later, I'm being treated with the correct medication and therapy. For those who are reading this and struggling, do not give up. Simply call your doctor and be honest. Even tell them you saw this video and you feel as if you can relate. There is hope! Never give up on yourself. You are always number 1 💝
Sameeee, I’m also a Gemini but instead of being 1 or 2 my doctor says I’m unspecified. I’m not really sure what that means but oh well. People are always shitting on Geminis anyway bc we’re “two faced” or whatever so when people find out I’m bipolar or a Gemini they’re like ew makes sense
Gooosh I was wondering if I am gemini or just psychopath 😂
I'm a pisces self diagnosing 🤡
I’m also a Gemini with bipolar I feel like mental health issues is very common for us.
zodiac signs arent real
Who else has bipolar but is watching this just because they can?
I have bipolar 1, I watch for validation
Me, I have BD 2
Me. I got diagnosed 3 weeks ago. Bipolar 2 for the win
Animation Nation if you think so, go to a professional and get it checked out so you can say for sure whether you have it or not
I have bipolar 2
I’m professionally diagnosed with bipolar disorder and I’ve found that theres quite a lot of mental health professionals today who’ve stopped using the terms bipolar I & II. My first psychiatrist said research has shown that it’s more of a spectrum and putting people into two boxes just doesn’t work anymore. This isn’t to say people with the differences of I & II don’t exist but there are definitely people who exist in between both sides. It’s interesting
thank you for saying this. i mean, my psych never told me straight what my diagnosis is but when i got a med cert from her i found out that she categorized me as having "bipolar affective disorder" and it got me puzzled bc all ive known this time is bipolar I & II
I’m a psych student and this is absolutely true! My teacher explained to us we don’t specifically diagnose someone with type I or II anymore bc it’s basically the same thing
My bipolar has looked like different classifications of bipolar at different times. I've had full blown mania, episodes of hypomania and depression and now I sometimes have subclinical and not very intense hypomania and mild depression.
That’s interesting , I always felt u couldn’t put anyone in a box too. My brother had bipolar and suicided and me and my mum have bipolar but I’m not sure if I really could be 1 or 2 as I’m so different to my mum and my brother , I’m not suicidal , I’m never psychotic and I get hyper mania and depression, everyone I know who has bipolar are very different
lambd01d I have gone 10 days without sleep in the past, and for the past 3 years I’ve just had hyper mania and mild depression, I haven’t been majorly depressed and haven’t been majorly manic
I got diagnosed with bipolar 2 a few months ago. I’ve never had a full on manic episode but have experienced many episodes of hypomania. Just as you stated in the video, I didn’t correlate my sudden productivity and lack of sleep as hypomania. I thought I was just suddenly “getting better”, so I went to the doctor believing I was just a depressed and left with a bipolar diagnosis. Having the diagnosis has really helped me recognize hypomania and keep track of my mood swings while I work with my doctor to find a medication I can afford that’ll work.
This is so true. I have Bipolar Disorder and I have experienced all of this. Great video.
When you know you need help but don’t want to ask for it (me)
me too🙂
Same bro...
J10011001p@gmail.com.au
Send me a message. You don't have to ask for help just tell me your story.
same :(
same
My friends always say i act "different"
I sometimes sleep 10 hours but for the past month I've slept 3 hours a day and feel very energized.
Been there. It’s either I’m oversleeping or barely sleeping. And even wake up throughout the night . Same with eating sometimes
I understand you my friend is like how you energized on 4 hours or 3 like😀Uh idk
That’s the meth
What does that have to do with bipolar?
fr same, my friend says shes concerned I have the bipolar disorder bc of my extreme mood swings, either lack of sleep or too much sleep, getting easily distracted and talking too fast-
My psychiatrist (Who mainly works with medication) and my behavioral therapist said that most of my symptoms are from bipolar 1, ADHD, PTSD. So I decided to watch this so I can learn more about this.
I’ve struggled with bipolar 1 for as long as i can remember. Although it is extremely rare to be diagnosed with it as a child.. i was diagnosed at 12. I’ve been on different medications on and off since then and now i can honestly say that with the right medication combination and therapy, I’m really working through this disorder and getting to know this part of myself that I’ve ignored for years. To people that have this disorder and are struggling… it does get better. ❤️
Good for you! My sister just couldn’t handle it and committed suicide at 18. I watch videos on it to see if I can understand it better. But glad to know someone is able to work with it and try to have a good life instead of giving up :)
@@karmasutra4774 so sorry for your loss. I understand that must be extremely difficult to deal with. ❤️
“Anybody can look at you. It's quite rare to find someone who sees the same world you see.”
― John Green, Turtles All the Way Down
Amazing quote ❣️
Oh my God... Are you a John Green fan?? Say yes please😁
N how to find that someone
In the comment section I just keep reading more and more bad non-funny jokes. Don't people understand mental health is a serious thing.
Some respect for people who actually have the disorder.
Edit: I checked the comment section and many don't appear. Perhaps they deleted their comment or just don't have enough likes to be on top.
Legit haven't seen one joke yet
Ashley Seaboyer same idk if it’s just me. I’ve only seen comments saying don’t self diagnose
Please forgive me if I told any of the jokes that offended. It's actually bipolar humor. I swear it's a thing. We say things that make others with BD roar with laughter, but sometimes they go right over the heads of others without BD, or even horrify them. My BFF and I have a lot of inside jokes like this. When we tell them to other people with bipolar, we all laugh.
I have 5 disorders and no one cares because they think “it’s normal ohhh you’ll be fine we all feel like that”
@@user-eo5en5tm6h yeah, but it's usually pretty obvious when someone with the disorder is making the joke vs. someone who doesn't. Bipolar people actually know what it's like while people that don't often use harmful and inaccurate stereotypes, and we hate that because it spreads misconceptions about what bipolar people are like.
I was diagnosed just a few years ago and I'm in my mid-30's, so much of my hard life up to this point makes so much more sense now that I know why I acted the way I did. When at the time I just didn't understand why I was how I was. Every one of these is bang on, and I hate being this way. I'm managed with doctors, meds, and therapy but I wish I didn't need any of that and could just not be like this. I hate it so much, I'm such a burden most of the time and my family and friends don't deserve the complications I cause them, especially since I never meant to cause anyone trouble. I never asked for this, who honestly would?!
My mother experienced all of these, and I especially remember the risky behaviour and grandiosity along with irritability. She also experienced hallucinations in her early years battling BD. We had to commit her twice. I haven’t spoken to her in over 20 years, but I hope she is doing better. Certainly made for a turbulent childhood living with her. I remember mostly manic episodes and they seemed to go on for ever.
"don't self diagnose"
Me going along and doing that because my minded is so fricked up that it wants me to have all the mental illness I can get but I can't tell my counsiller
Just another day *sigh*
I can relate
Sameeee and then I beat myself up about it because i think I’m stupid
@GxldenHour You know something is wrong and you just want it validated, you want to know why you are so fd up
I am the same mate.. I just wanna know what is wrong with me :)
relatable , i always try not self diagnose myself but end up doing that
if it helps you guys, you could always tell yourself: “I suspect I have [disorder/whatever] the symptoms are there but I need to confirm w a doctor”
hopefully that maybe helps instead of saying you have the said disorder without being diagnosed? Either way I hope you guys are doing great today :D /g /pos
please move forward and trying talk to your doctor soon or ask a parent if you’re not an adult 💞
**when you’re actually bipolar but you’re wanting to watch this anyways out of curiosity**
when you're bipolar but constantly doubt your diagnosis so you're constantly looking for evidence on either side
@@ValeOfMuses I keep trying to do that, even though I already know I am due to being medically diagnosed and being medicated.
Darvelous TV it’s ok, I know there are a lot of uneducated people in there comments who believe in “sPiRiTuAl EnErGy AnD aStRoLoGy 🌈✨✨” and think that medication is horrible and unnecessary, but take it from a person who’s been medicated for bipolar. It really does help
Im bipolar and my parents dont want me to get the help i need and dont understand me
@@skinnny2055 so bad.. don't worry ... please try to be happy and be a positive minded person and I know it's hard but please try dear for your own good 🥺
i was diagnosed with bipolar at the mental health hospital, and I did NOT know that my extreme changes in appetite were part of this. Really fun to learn about this stuff! I hope to major is psychology in college!
Great video ! Very easy to understand and straight to the point .
I only just recently learned my mother had bipolar disorder. She had committed suicide when i was very young and i never understood some of the things she did.(from what i remember) this video helped bring things to light and made me feel like i could understand her better. Thank you guys for this video ❤
Damn hope you're alright and check yourself regularly cause that's tough sheesh
Sorry for your loss man..
I am crying right now for you, please make her feel proud and accomplished
I'm really sorry for your loss man
God bless you
1:02 - mood swings
1:31 - cycles of depression
2:02 - risky behavior
2:36 - intense multi-tasking/energy
3:03 - exaggerating your achievments
3:31 - talking faster than usual
3:55 - difficulty in concentrating
4:19 - easily irritated
4:39 - effed up sleep schedule
5:03 - changes in appetite
tysm!
This could be, literally, anyone.
@@kellywade8275 true but that's why they always say in their videos that you can't use these videos as a diagnosis
Isn't everybody like this though?
Thank you!!
I’m bipolar 2 and my husband has to keep reminding me of what I’m like unmedicated because I always try to convince him I’m cured when I’m level and should come off my meds. I’m very lucky to have him because he manages to say it with kindness and understanding.
Thanks for the vid. It’s nice to have my disorder explained in simpler ways. I didn’t know it was my bipolar that caused me to do these things. I thought I was just weird.
Thank you
Same!
this makes me really want to finally go talk to a specialist
same but I don't think my mom would take me
The thing about this is that if i have all the symptoms i dont wanna self diagnose but i cant go to a professional cause my parents would think im just doing it for attention and they wouldnt take me to a doctor.
Yeah, me too...
Same..
same, just me and my brain telling myself that i’m just exaggerating :]
omg same bestay
Yeah same. It's hard when no one understands you or takes you seriously.
I struggled with depression, anxiety, ptsd, and now im finding out ive been diagnosed with bipolar 1. I still take medication for my ptsd, depression and sleep disorder as well as my new diagnosis medication. Its a rough journey but really puts a marker on my yearly repetitive behavior and symptoms from it as well as my other ones. They really go hand in hand and make healing difficult. Im looking forward to dicovering antianxiety medication because i didnt like how fast i was matabolizing lorazapam. I requested getting off of it due to its addictive nature.
This video is on par with everything i was told and everything that coinsides with my lifes past and possibly future behavior because lets face it, its not an over night fix. It takes a level of willingless and forgiveness .
I hope people who experience or notice others experiencing the bp symptoms can go forward without negative judgment and seek the help or suggest the idea of help, gain some peice of mind with this educational video♡
This was way more helpful than articles I tried to read
This was me last year... I’m so glad I’m in a better place... god be with us all with mental health issues.. it’s a journey... peace be with you..
I’m so glad that you found peace. How did you overcome this last year?
Aww
@@Psych2go god x family
Got diagnosed with bipolar by a professional and my mom still wont let me have my prescriptions cus according to her i 'dont have bipolar'
@Copypastable my dad died a couple years ago
I’m sorry hon.. how old are you? I think around 16 or so you can be medically independent and you can decide if you can have meds.. also I’m sorry for your loss that can be so hard.
@@messibessi11 turned 15 recently so not long now ( :
@@galaxycat5940 you’ve got this! Also check out your local laws to be sure! I think they’re called ad hoc rights you should be able to talk to your therapist and or pediatrician about this as well best of luck!
@@messibessi11 thankyou : )
I watched this video when it came out 2 years ago. I was suspecting I had MDD at the time and didn't bother analysing whether I could relate to this. Now that I've done more research and experienced new symptoms, I realised my depressive episodes cycle way too frequently for an MDD patient (I had more than 5 in the last 3 years, lasting for only a few weeks, while most MDD patients have them for months and then stay symptom-free for years). I also had a period of unusual confidence, I looked like a talkative, energetic extrovert to others, while being a quiet and shy introvert my whole life. After 2 years this video opened a new perspective on my issues, so I'll definitely bring BD into the discussion in my future visits to the doctor!
Thank you :)
as a person with type 2 bp this is very educatinal and accurate. thank u.
summary of the video:
1. Mood swings
2. Cycles of depression
3. Risky behavior
4. Intense multitasking or energy
5. Grandiosity or feelings of importance
6. Talking faster than normal
7. Difficulty concentrating
8. Extreme irritability or agitation
9. Irregular sleep
10. Changes in appetite
Recommend watching to learn more 🖤
Thanks, and hmmm
Arghh you beat me to it!! Loll thanks for this though :)
Risky behavior and Intense multitasking or energy
I have at least 8 of the 10 things mentioned in the video.
2Tired4this ugh it doesn’t mean you have it
The thing is, I do want to seek professional health but I'm just completely unable to cuz my parents think this stuff is just me being dramatic or it just doesn't exist, and I have all of these symptoms and had them from more than a year, after my parents manipulated me into an engagement.
Manipulated you into an engagement......... Bipolar is either genetic or a learned behavior from early on. It does not start from something random like that.
Just because you have symptoms doesn't mean you have it. Fuck bro, my nose is running must mean I have corona.
Wow there are some shit people in the comments. They are not doctors. Please seek help if you can, all the best ❤️
Bipolar can be set off my traumatic or extreme stress I. E. Forced engagement. I suggest you seek help at least to try to diagnose.
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@@AMiah-jz8uu this! Thanks for responding! My brother recently went through extreme stress and was hospitalised and then diagnosed with bp!
My wife has Bipolar disorder type 2 & she still struggles with it but getting better thanks for making awareness of this we found it very educational so thank again Lol
The person I like has bd and my heart hurts for them,
Caring about someone with this condition is not for the faint of heart. Watching these videos helps me decipher wether or not what goes on between us is me or not.
Thank you.
I was dating a bipolar guy. I tried to support him on depression, I tried to support him on mania. But the truth is that on his mania crisis, he was extremely mean to me. He was nice and tried to conquer people he didn’t know. It seems he was in love with every single unknown people around him. But for me, harshness. Turn out that while he was on a maniac event, I was getting depressed. He: euphoric to people in general, and aggressive to his family and me. And I was full time crying seeing my self-esteem turning into ashes while he didn’t care because of the crisis. Now we broke up and sometimes he says he can’t forget himself for being so mean, and sometimes he says I should consider he was on mania crisis. I personally consider my well-being.
Im really sorry to hear that
No. If he knew it was because of his mania he should have got help. It's hard to control it but it is possible. But making the comment "consider I'm on mania crisis" seems like he doesn't want to control it. You come first. You can't save everyone.
same condition with me... i cant understand what i have to do for him n even he not ready for once time checkup.. but being a friend i want to see him happy and mentally strong...
@@kaleemullahsoomro3666 I tried really hard to keep a friendship with him. But things were always getting worse. When he was depressed, I helped him. When he were on mania, he treated me like shit. Turned out I put an end to our friendship three weeks ago because he abused me. He is on mania and acts as if nothing happened. I am sad and crying everyday. But my decision is the best (in my case). I am not getting any close to him again.
@@monicaslv323 same here.. he refuse me to go for checkup.. he not ready for it.. he not value me.. even not replay.. but i want to see him normal.. i wish i could do good for him.. but he not understadning it..some time behave so lovely and some totally ignoreable
I thought I had ADHD but now watching this video it makes me think that I have Bi polar because every thing you have described here perfectly describes the cycles that I go through. I'm getting diagnosed next year as I'm on a waiting list for multiple things to see what I do and don't have.
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I wish I didn't have my depression cycles, but I know days will get better and when I am up I enjoy the up and not think about the down to follow.
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The fact that this is basically on the nose makes me confident in the diagnosis I got years ago. It’s been my normal for like ever that I don’t know whether something is “normal” or not. So I got curious to check again. For almost all my life I thought I was just depressed but didn’t understand how I could move back and forth between being really depressed to excited for no reason and somewhat neutral. I was medicated only for depression and it never really helped. I stayed in depression most of the time I think. In 2016 I went to a psychiatrist to be diagnosed with PTSD, which was caused by a trauma that occurred, but in the process figured out that I was Bipolar II. Now I’ve been properly medicated and feel neutral more than depressed and have better control on my symptoms. I’m more calm and rational about stuff too. Total game changer! But always keep in mind that meds don’t cure you they help you manage.
My hypomania is wonderful and awful at the same time. I use it to my advantage and love the amount of energy and productivity I get. But my biggest insecurity is I can’t shut tf up. I get too giddy and talk really fast. I trip on words enough already and struggle communicating because my mind goes too fast or just doesn’t process and form the information into proper sentences that make sense. I lack confidence in speaking, but still talk quite a bit. When I can tell I’m having an episode I apologize to my coworkers ahead of time and tell them what’s happening. Just so they know I can’t totally help it. It’s awful trying to fight the chatty urge and they seem to tolerate me well when I do. Lol
People seem to think that mania/hypo-mania is a good thing. I'd take a depressive episode over a manic episode any day.
Don’t fight the chatter. If you ever want to talk my non judgmental ear off, I’m here.
I honestly feel the exact same way you described... hopefully I can get a diagnosis after I leave home haha
I feel the same way. I was diagnosed with depression all throughout my teen years because my doctor at the time was convinced that if I showed no signs of aggression or extreme anger, I couldn’t possibly be bipolar. I’m really glad I switched. The new doc actually listened to what I had to say and said I was a clear candidate for BD and took me off anti-depressants and put me on mood stabilizers. It’s honestly changed my life. Not just getting the help and medication I need, but the facts helped too. Just being aware of what the problem was has made all the difference.
I completely understand what you mean about having bittersweet feelings about hypomanic episodes. While it can feel really great to get so many things done; finish that art project from last month, clean the house, go shopping, write a story, etc. It definitely has its drawbacks. I too get overly chatty, REALLY loud, and what I like to call ‘slaphappy’. Everything is funny. Everything. Even if someone tells me that someone died. I swear it’s like being on drugs or something. I suddenly get very social and make plans that when two weeks from now, I’m going to hate going to because I’ll be in a depressive stage again.
I’m grateful to my new doctor for helping me find the truth and I highly recommend getting second opinions to anyone whose doc may not be listening to everything you’re saying.
Hmmm good to keep in mind. My family has mood disorders and I got diagnosed with depression and I’m medicated... however I do still get into depressive dips.
As someone with bipolar 1 I found this video very helpful and informative
I’m bipolar and have been diagnosed and on meds for 2 years . I still have short episodes of mania and depression from time to time . I used this video to make my friends and family aware about my situation
doctor: you have bipolar 1
*looks at mom and dad who both have bipolar disorder *
Me: hmm wonder why
Can relate😂😂
Sounds like my brother just
@A Scottish Goose yea my house can be a bit of a warzone sometimes but we all take mood stabilizer to help
I recently got diagnosed and I completely relate to all of these
Thank you sooo much for this video. Because tbh I was kinda worried about some of the sudden changes in myself both physically and mentally and was kinda suspecting if I actually had bipolar after doing a little study on it since they weren't so detailed. Tbh it could have ruined my whole damn life and even my career and everything. But fortunately now that I can know about these symptoms in details ik that I'm fine and I don't have any bipolar. Some of the symptoms did match in the very beginning but they when knowing about them in details it shows a huge gap. I do have depression and a little anxiety issue but none of them are serious or major and I constantly counsel myself and try to keep my mental health as good as possible. Whatever the case, thank you so much! May Allah bless you and give you happiness and success so you can keep helping more people this way!☺️☺️ Now I can kinda rest in peace knowing that I've got nothing to worry about and try to look into my mental health more often to make sure I'm fine.☺️ You greatly helped me☺️☺️ now I love even channel even more than I did before
Your video was helpful and most of the ten signs of bipolar have touched my life from 4 yrs old experiencing grandocity looking back but not diagnosed until age 31. Misdiagnosed as scisofrenia(sp) at 29 yrs with wrong medications. Off of medication looking back in time in my life I remember these symptoms because of cycling every 2 yrs then slowly down to every one year. At 45 yrs I was tired of repeating counseling conversations.also having too many support systems that I decided weren’t healing me. No offense to treatments. A large family with support from them became too involved in my issues. I I had my last decompensating at 45 yrs . I caught myself without aid from my supports in an episode. I drove myself on my bike to the hospital. Told them in the emergency room that I had decompensated and needed medication. Tho I had been told that this never happens I got the help there and went to my psychiatrist for treatment and an update on my medications. I was 45 yrs then. For 18 yrs I saw on a psychiatrist every 3 months for Med checks. During this time I only worked part time. At 63 yrs old my appendix Burtsti had a mass in my colon, there were two tumors on my left and one tumor on my right kidney. I had two surgeries right away and two more in three months and one more surgery in two months. Coming out of the first two surgery I immediately got a psychologist recognizing that I couldn’t handle bipolar disorder and the surgeries mysellf. I saw her for 5 months until I moved away to be with family. I saw a psychiatrist for a year because my insurance wouldn’t pay for both that doctor and a therapist. One night a the hospital after 4 and 5 th surgeries the hospital took my medications away cold turkey. I cried all night and my body shook. The next morning my doctor came in and ask what was wrong? I told him. He went to the computer and ordered everything and made the nurses run and get it all to be given right away. I lost my confidence. My sister and Neice had to schedules my flights and hotel back to the city I had moved from for the last surgery. I’m 65 and my MD prescribes my medicine and yesterday I got a psychologist again after only seeing an aged psychiatrist. All your 10 symptoms have been known to me and I’ve experienced from age 29 to 45 having had 14 times cycled into complete episodes. I ha 18 good years with a psychiatrist. Environmentally when the hospital took my meds I had to physically recover from lost confidence and knew I had to be with family. But all the years on medication these symptoms have been treated with medication and changes when I told the doctor change was needed. Tho I know depression is in there big time these 10 symptoms were not evident as long as I stayed on my medications. Eating right. Having insomnia taking the prescribed medication every night. And if sleep was missed or short I took doctor prescribed medication the next night so there was never more than one night without sleep.
To anyone dealing with mental illness, there is absolutely nothing wrong with you. You are beautiful in your own unique ways and deserve the world.
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I try so hard to control it but my problems and mood swings are very hard for the people around me. It’s rough on them and that increases the guilt further.
Rich Robinson don’t feel guilty, being bipolar and having a mental illness in general isn’t a choice. There will come a day when you will find peace with yourself and your bipolar disorder, I know you will, even if it sometimes doesn’t seem that way. I believe in you.
Yes. Having (C)PTSD is in no way, shape or form your fault.
Yes, except when in relationship you said < I love you, you mean the world to me > then go to sleep with another person for self interest and broke the heart to an innocents partner for life.., This is my story to the world
I’m a type 1 & I’m actually currently going through a manic depression.
I’m glad people are slowly starting to understand & learn about mental health (:
Do you work while being bi polar
@@Mikemathews33 I'd like to know this too
A few days ago a friend of mine told me off very rudely ( via text ) just because I asked him if he wanted to go out for coffee this week. This after he just told another friend of ours that he wanted to go out for coffee with us only a half hour earlier! Possibly Bipolar?
Sort of glad I watched this as it was eye opening to my own behaviour and a good realisation of why I act they way I do. Befor this I didn't even realise I ticked every singlw box and thought I was losing it to be honest. I've booked into my doc to get this looked into asap. I always thought it was my personality to just be sleeping alot , impulsively acting, extremely talkative in hypo states and pretty much all of the boxes this video states. Thank you for this knowledge as it's already helped 1 person understand who they are.
I was diagnosed with clinical depression when I was hospitalised at 14, they put me on antidepressants which didn’t do shit and sometimes made me feel worse. Until I was 17 I’d go through periods of just being full of energy, talkative, heightened sex drive, impulse and overall in a good mood. I’d then go dangerously depressed and suicidal. I think I’ve had a manic episode a few times. One time when I was 15 I snuck out the house at 1 in the morning (this was an impulsive decision not planned) and went to meet my ex boyfriend who was camping with some friends. My mood was just really weird as if I was drunk, I was just laughing, talking loads, sitting on my ex’s lap and kissing him (even though I wasn’t interested in him). My behaviour that night was just weird and not like me. I remember waking up in the morning feeling so embarrassed and confused. Anyway, when I was 17 the doctors came up with one last solution as an alternative to putting me back in hospital , they gave me mood stabilises/anti psychotics which are known to treat bipolar. They worked wonders. I still struggle and show clear symptoms of both depression and bipolar and when I don’t take my mood stabilises for a few days (like when I run out) I go back to exactly where I started as if no improvement was made. Today I’m still diagnosed with clinical depression but I believe I’ve been misdiagnosed and I’m unsure what to do about it. I’ve never told the doctors about that time when I was 15 or any other similar experiences and behaviours because I feel ashamed. Not only that but I’m scared they won’t believe me and take me seriously.
you wont be able to be diagnosed properly if you dont become transparent with them
I think u should be honest with the doctors and tell them. I wish u the best ❤️❤️
Be honest with the doctors, if you are doing things out of character that's import information and you may have another personality disorder instead, good luck out there 🖤
Wasn’t a fan of antipsychotics nor antidepressants. Medication just isn’t for me. Just made me feel like a zombie. I’m doing my best to manage without medication, and so far it’s going well.
@@EM-wo6wf I suppose it’s different for everyone. If I don’t take my meds my life turns into a rollercoaster of feeling great which sounds good until you do stupid shit , downs where I go suicidal, anger, paranoia, getting big life changing ideas. Let’s just say that I’ve been on meds since I was 14, it took awhile but finally on some that improve my life at least a little
Anyone else see things in the corner of their eyes? I’m not talking about a once a month “oh I saw something in the corner of my eye last night haha” I’m talking about on a daily basis. And you never really feel safe? Even if you’re in an empty room with the person you trust the most with a door and a million windows to escape from if anything did happen? Or you always feel like something is watching you even if you’re the only one in the room and you know it? Because I do. Especially feeling someone/something watching me. It’s getting so bad that I’ll have anxiety attacks from it, and I’ll just walk around the house feeling unsafe no matter where I go. And I used to loveeee having the lights off while sleeping, or doing things alone. But now I’m just terrified of it. And I sound like a child but yes I am afraid of the dark because of this. And it’s also caused me to not be able to sleep sometimes.
Edit: also, I have constant mood swings. I could be happy one moment then angry the next, or angry the first moment and then I cry so hard I can barely breathe and my stomach starts hurting.
I get angry easily, annoyed easily, I do a lot of things wrong or I make a lot of accidents that can really affect my mental health. I sometimes feel suicidal but not to the point where I actually try to end my life, even though I really want to sometimes. I don’t get a lot of sleep, I now take this melatonin medicine stuff but before that it would take me like 3 and a half hours to fall asleep and I’d wake up super early, this also doesn’t matter but the only Dreams I ever get are nightmares or frightening/overwhelming (if that’s the word) Dreams. The last Dream I had that I can remember was a few days ago and someone was trying to break into my house. And I’ll also sometimes have random bursts of energy or very quick loss of energy and hope.
lol do what you want with this info I’m gonna go cry and eat cereal
GOODBYE HAVE A GOOD DAY 💃
Sometimes I wonder what if my grandma who I completely love I wonder how I would escape or get worried she’s gonna kill me
Yes, yes me tooo I thought I was the only one, oh my gosh...hi!
I’m shook. You literally described everything that happens to me. All of that. Especially the feeling unsafe in my own home by myself and the dark parts. The funny thing is I can’t sleep unless my room is pitch black but sometimes my mind wanders and then I have to watch anime so I can have my mind on something enjoyable before I crash.
YES!! ALL THE TIME
Yea I have extreme insomnia and paranoia and Im starting to see things I'm scared. Maybe an affect of trauma.
I been diagnosed with Bipolar disorder like 3 years ago . I recovered thanks to the competent psychologist 💖
I'm not 100% sure if I'm bipolar or not since I haven't been diagnosed or seen a doctor about it, but about half of this list I can definitely relate to and not just for the mood swings.
I've had Bipolar 1 since I was diagnosed at age 7, here I am 20 years old and still dealing with it. I've been on so many medications for this. The mania is the worst of it. When my body's tired my mind races to stay awake. I'll lay there without sleep for almost the whole night. I'm on really good meds now. I also am level 2 on the autism spectrum, so not only is having bipolar hard, so are social events and having my routine change constantly.
That's great that you have really good meds. I'm a bit bipolar though 5 6 and 7 aren't any on my list/condition. I have mood swing, with some disorder and suffer from depression that often recur through out my days. I stopped my meds for a year now and my moods get worse and I tend to isolate myself, either not sleep or have 13 hour straight sleep. I'm a bit autistic but I guess high-functioning but my main issue is my moods, getting too perked up then getting totally depressive.
Man that sucks. I just hope that you keep on taking care of yourself. :/
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1. Mood swings
2. Cycles of depression
3. Risky behavior
4. Intense multitasking/energy
5. Grandiosity or feelings of importance
6. Talking faster than normal
7. Difficulty concentrating
8. Extreme irritability
9. Irregular sleep
10. Changes in appetite
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This exactly me!! But they've diagnosed me with high depressive mood disorder n on meds for that but still sufferingall of theses symptoms! Im seeing a Dr first thing Monday a.m, Thankyou 4 doing this video💕
Lots of my family members have this disorder. I would like to tell you that it is truly sad to live with this disorder, and for those who are obssessed with having a disorder without showing any signs is even more sad because people suffer badly from this.
My sister one committed suicide, my mother also pass, I was suffering on silence until I was 45,sad thing is that I take my meds.this is the fourth day that I'm missing one of my med,is through mailing Rx,I wish that there were more caring, on the health workers,this is real 😢.
I was diagnosed with this recently and it’s crazy how accurate this video is.
I was diagnosed at a very young age and now that I’m officially an adult I’m educating myself so I can help and love myself
yes i deal with mood swings, Irregular sleep and changes in appetite! i might have something going on 🙇♂ thank you for this video and it was very helpful ! 💯🙏
Sorry if u dont think this is accurate but that sounds a lot like deppression. Maybe try researching it to look into it a bit more
Please don’t self diagnose in the comment section.
I understand if you have these, but go to a professional and don’t self diagnose.
Tellestina I actually tried to get professionally diagnosed but the doctor said, “What’s that” (It’s hardly known) Sometimes Self Diagnosing can be a step into getting professionally diagnosed. But yes,Please do not self diagnose.
Eric Cartman actually honestly, you know if you’re diagnosed with ADHD or whatever. It helps me with weed! It brings me to my happy place.
When I spoke to my gp he told me I would have to attempt suicide if I needed help immediately
I'm terrified. I have expressed all of these symptoms at some time in my life, most of them on a weekly or monthly basis. Friends and family have hinted (and joked) that I might be bipolar but no one, including myself, took those claims seriously. And, coming from an absuive/toxic home and family I know that if I did get diagnosed with bipolar disorder it would fuel their accusations of me "being crazy" and find a way to lock me up in a pysch ward. All I've ever wanted is to be normal. I feel there is something more to my suffering in the past and in the present day, but I think I would fall apart if it were all confirmed. Both of my older siblings have severe ADHD, all my siblings and me have been tested for autism as well. Although I am not autistic or ADHD, psychiatrists have noted that I display similar symptoms/habits but no official diagnosis was made. However, I do have anxiety, depression, and C-/PTSD (diagnosed). I guess I'm just venting here. Thank you for reading this far.
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Don't let you family gaslight you and make you feel crazy. My mom is. Narcissist and family made me the Scapegoat so I know about feeling crazy when you're the only one. Sounds like you tried to diagnose what's going on and try to look at your environment. Could be some kind of condition but conditions like adhd and anxiety/depression or maybe even OCD could all be conditions from your environment growing up and its how your body and mind responded. Therapy helped me the most but I know I need more. If in person therapy Is too much, try better help or something online as they let you have text or call sessions. They make you fill. A questionnaire and then match you with a specialist and you can swap them out if you don't like them
I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder a few years back, I decided for me personally, instead of using medication to mask the symptoms and turn me into someone I’m not which would be dishonesty, I decided I would make the symptoms work for me, I’ve always been naturally artistically inclined, so when I realize I’m manic or depressed I use the thoughts and feelings and energy or lack there of to write/produce music, draw/paint, and engage in abstract thinking, also having a friend or two who are available for me to talk to, these things have proven more effective in managing my symptoms more than therapy ever has.
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I was diagnosed with this at 10 years old and never knew that this was literally everything I've been dealing with my whole life 😂😂
@@KocoasKitchenTV Yes why shouldn’t I? That’s like telling someone with depression they can’t laugh your excused child
Yup. I've been doing more and more research on bipolar disorder, and my dad hits basically everything. I know that he needs to actually see a professional to be sure. I hope he does because I can tell he's been going through a lot.
I was diagnosed with Bipolar 1 about eleven years ago. It's been the most difficult thing I've ever had to deal with in my life. I wish nothing more than my mental illness to go away. I've been hospitalized 6 times, I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy
I have bipolar II disorder and it always makes me feel good having channels like this explain bipolar better instead of “they are happy or angry all the time”. It’s my biggest insecurity because people hear bipolar and think of a negative connotation and tend to back off from me.
I am surprised you see any benefit in this as this has nothing to do with the bi polar i have witnessed first hand for 20 odd years.
DEVILTAZ35 That is your experience and that person way they handle and show symptoms of their bipolar disorder. It is different for everyone and had different intensities. Cheers
Mom says i'm faking, Dad left like 7 years ago and i still don't have enough money to afford an appointment at the doctor :')
There there, dont listen to her, you will get what you need later, but dont let she decide if you have or not something you and them cant diagnose, I hope you can go check if things are right, hope you have a great day!
That's so sad hope everything will be fine soon,
It's so crazy to me that there are people who can't go to the doctor for free omg i'm so sorry for you
im so sorry
ALL factors contribute our mood and psyche. Dont blame ur mom. Trust in Lord Almighty and pray for stability in life. Dont pray specific things u see on ytube. Just relax and enjoy the moment, strive to get better, live with mom n friends, forgive everyonen all.
Just got diagnosed with bipolar today, that’s when I found out that talking for 9 hours straight, without eating, even following people to wherever they were going to keep talking was NOT a normal thing !!
This is so informative. I am so impressed with how educational this is. So educational. What is PTSD? I would like to know more? I am uneducated and ignorant.
I only have three moods that i show to people:
-emotionless face/eyes.
-laughing out of no where.
-anger.
The moods i go through when im alone:
-motivational mood.
-depressive.
-unintentionally staring at something for sometimes hours thinking about anything.
-a clean freak.
-energetic self-loving adventurer.
- “i’m a god, im so pretty, im so good at being myself”
i can relate
me too
woAhhh same-
Same, but I doubt that I actually have it.
me too
I was diagnosed with type 2 when I was 4. Also the DSM is leaning on merging the two because the differences of just “oh one is less so than the other” is kinda weak.
Glad to hear they're looking at it again. I personally think it's a spectrum. If you're diagnosed with full mania, ever, it becomes BD type 1; if you've ever been delusional in your illness, it becomes "with psychotic features." My cycle usually resembles type 2 and I'm usually not grandiose, but because I have been that extremely ill once or twice, I'm "1 with psychotic" for life. -_-
Candy Wolff yes like many mental disorders it is a spectrum, however I’m not sure if renaming it as a spectrum disorder is part of the merger
I work in emergency psychiatry as a nurse so I typically see the more severe end of bipolar, I can understand why they separate the two. But I agree with the previous poster that it’s more of a spectrum.
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Definitely more of a spectrum my mom is type 1 and significantly more severe then what type one would imply. (Albeit from what I’ve researched it’s about the worst case scenarios there is for bpd) like she’s just chronically ill and has been in a couple month long state of mania with psychosis. And I think that’s like a bit different then 7 days. (Not trying time compare peoples struggles to invalidate or anything I just think examples of worst case vs best case scenarios really emphasize a spectrum)
thanks to this video i went to a professional and got diagnosed with bipolar 2 disorder
now i can actually get advice and get some form of treatment
thanks! 👀
Oh this is just great, got diagnosed with depression and suicidal ideation and now the other bits are starting to make a hell of a lot of sense, in short I’ve been misdiagnosed
I’ve been recently diagnosed with Bipolar 2. These videos are so helpful with understanding myself and what’s going on. Thank you!
My cousin has Bipolar disorder. I am watching this to educate myself so I know how to help and support her.
I would seek a professional as most of this is nonsense from personal experience. It is far too general and not very useful at all.
Thank you capybara
I feel lost right now, but my mood switchs so fast to happy, a lot of energy and positive. i have all symptons mentioned and im afraid i am bipolar :(
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This video is very informative, it is quite general so that most people can understand. I know a close relative that has been diagnosed by a healthcare professional with bipolar, and is now taking drugs to control this problems. This is a serious mental illness.