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  • @LizziesAnswers
    @LizziesAnswers  4 года назад +19

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  • @Scottie_McNaughty
    @Scottie_McNaughty 6 лет назад +302

    Sign 101: You're in mania & write 100 signs of bipolar... Just kidding. I'M SO HAPPY you made another bipolar video

    • @MsLhuntMartinez79
      @MsLhuntMartinez79 4 года назад +10

      😭💀💀 I would have either started the list and quit after #5 or would have ticked myself off recounting the number of symptoms I listed. 😂😂 Such a love/hate relationship with my bipolar.

  • @jillmoran2077
    @jillmoran2077 5 лет назад +59

    I just was told I’m bipolar last week and I’ve been a psych nurse for 3 years! It’s crazy how you can work in a field and not even notice it in yourself. Holy shit this is soooo spot on..

    • @Rastasoul1
      @Rastasoul1 Год назад

      Yes been a mommy since I was 16 and taking care others is really I know smh like you I can’t believe I didn’t notice my mental health 💔🙏🏾

  • @ayejay4270
    @ayejay4270 4 года назад +43

    This disorder has destroyed my life so many times... but I always rebuild. In a depressive episode currently praying for better days .

    • @BipolarPerson
      @BipolarPerson Год назад +5

      Are you still surviving? You're not alone I've destroyed my life over and over again but I'm still and grateful. Sending love!

    • @fatumataholloway4897
      @fatumataholloway4897 Год назад +1

      I'm praying that you feel better.

    • @ayejay4270
      @ayejay4270 Год назад

      @@fatumataholloway4897 thank you. I came out of that episode, but then on a year and a half later, I fell into another one. Fighting it once more. Waiting for the day when this one passes too. Thank you for thinking of me.

    • @ayejay4270
      @ayejay4270 Год назад +1

      @@BipolarPerson I am. Things are rough right now, but they have gotten better for a while between then and now. They’ll get better again. Just have to get through it.

  • @angelabrooks2243
    @angelabrooks2243 6 лет назад +25

    I keep forgetting that I'm bipolar and I feel like I need assurance. This is definitely a great reminder. Thank you so much! Emotions are a huge rollercoaster for me.

  • @josephjoestar6353
    @josephjoestar6353 6 лет назад +39

    I noticed a few signs that me and my dad both have that aren't mentioned in this video (we are both bipolar)
    1. Being UNREALISTICALLY competitive, like you always have to one up other people in competitions or you feel a deep sense of shame.
    2. (This goes with the body temperature thing) Sweat an unrealistic amount when exercising in mania. Like we go to the gym and people accuse us of swimming in a pool after we're done our workout

    • @laelilou
      @laelilou 4 года назад +2

      Actually, weirdly enough, when i exercise with mania I barely sweat, but when I exercise depressed I sweat twice as much

  • @jean6061
    @jean6061 5 лет назад +1

    I'm listening to this list as I'm purging old articles I haven't read and have no plans to, reorganizing my bookshelf. Love you, Lizzie - you put words to how I feel. Bless you!

  • @cybercab
    @cybercab Год назад +2

    Seroquel is EXTREMELY addictive. When I went off my skin was crawling, chills, sweats and full body tremors. No sleep for 4 days. It is the worst thing I have ever experienced.
    Seraquel is EXTREMELY addictive!

  • @ella3377
    @ella3377 5 лет назад +52

    This is the most validating video I have ever watched in my whole life. Thank you for existing

  • @emilioj22
    @emilioj22 4 года назад +67

    I can’t express how much I relate to this
    I should probably get a diagnosis...

    • @christinebriguglio3802
      @christinebriguglio3802 4 года назад +14

      Selena, you must get diagnosed. The more you wait, the longer you suffer. You can live with it with good outcomes. I'm 69 and was diagnosed early in my teens. I'm still here 😃!

    • @Splatria
      @Splatria 4 года назад +5

      Christine Briguglio this was really sweet to see! I know this wasn’t for me, but thank you :)

    • @Pariah27
      @Pariah27 4 года назад

      Christine Briguglio awww this is so sweet

    • @mo_7199
      @mo_7199 3 года назад

      @@christinebriguglio3802 i'm probably not going to because I don't want to be labeled as bipolar. it's extremely stigmatized

  • @bigdogz8091
    @bigdogz8091 6 лет назад +15

    Sometimes life totally sucks and has absolutely no meaning or value.

  • @jeanmarshall4678
    @jeanmarshall4678 5 лет назад +25

    I can identify with every single one and have recently been diagnosed with Bipolar. Your videos are so relatable thank you for making them, they are so helpful.

  • @luneange222
    @luneange222 5 лет назад +40

    does anyone else constantly feel sick? like nausea? regardless of what/how much i eat i Always feel like i’m about to throw up. accompanied by hot flashes or cold flashes and lightheadedness.

  • @anongirl4180
    @anongirl4180 6 лет назад +42

    Thank you for being so informative! I never know how to explain my bipolar disorder and you do it so perfectly

    • @francoluz2629
      @francoluz2629 4 года назад

      i agree. i could never explain what I was going through. I began to believe that I was actually going crazy... always have a tug of war in my head with my emotions vs boundaries.

  • @hex11144
    @hex11144 5 лет назад +14

    I was just diagnosed with bipolar today finally though I was pretty sure I had it before I was diagnosed lol. Thank you for making this video, it makes me feel really validated ❤️

  • @brookeelle6879
    @brookeelle6879 6 лет назад +10

    This video was so relevant and validating. Happy I found your channel. ❤️

    • @smokeyfreshhh
      @smokeyfreshhh 5 лет назад

      Also after watching this video I realized I need to seek some sort of professional help. I been in denial for 10 years and life has been a roller coaster

  • @annemarieschatz7168
    @annemarieschatz7168 6 лет назад +1

    thank you for sharing this with us. I can feel you so much, it is so difficult to put your emotions, thoughts into words after or when you experience all of this and hearing that from you helps me so much to just except that is real. I hope you can understand what I mean by that. I wish you all the best.

  • @chokersandcardigans
    @chokersandcardigans 6 лет назад +8

    I was misdiagnosed as ADD. Then, years later, I was diagnosed with Bipolar. I will die with the disorder, but I will not die OF it. It tends to run in families. Thank you for making this. So so much.

  • @jourdantewhare2493
    @jourdantewhare2493 6 лет назад +1

    Literally the most relatable video I’ve ever watched, i have all 100 all these signs, might ask my therapist about this lol thank youuu for helping. I love your videoss❤️

  • @mustardseedjones1605
    @mustardseedjones1605 5 лет назад +24

    Dude, the hyper correlative thing. I feel dat ♡
    I have bipolar and DID and I am a Christian and I am so happy i found your channel!

    • @dianasampson5116
      @dianasampson5116 3 года назад +1

      My best friend has the exact same diagnosis. Stay strong, friend, and know you're not alone! Xoxo, a loving DID ally

    • @patienceoneil3673
      @patienceoneil3673 3 года назад

      Same here!❤️

    • @patienceoneil3673
      @patienceoneil3673 3 года назад

      Same here!

  • @NiteDragon3
    @NiteDragon3 5 лет назад +2

    Thank you again for your strength and wisdom.

  • @jeremyrichards3781
    @jeremyrichards3781 5 лет назад +1

    I never, never enjoyed a youtube video and took it it so personal, or related to it so much, as I did this one. You are so awesome. If this is manic...I don't care...No one understands and I can't explain it the way you just did. Thank you. PS. It is past 1 in the morning and my whole family is sleeping, but I still feel the need to fill my brain and understand whats going on with me. Thanx for who you are!!! Jeremy

  • @ivanivanov5516
    @ivanivanov5516 4 года назад +1

    Thank you so much. It was quite a surprise to realize i'm bipolar too. I had no idea even what it was. Nothing in the way i live can be specified as normal and you explained it all. I'm enjoying my mania doing all the crazy stuff and when the depression comes at least i won't fall again into my fictional fears and laziness. Thank you again, you are great.

  • @robynpliuta6412
    @robynpliuta6412 3 года назад

    Hey Lizzie! I'm so glad to find your channel. I recently got my diagnosis of bipolar II, recently converted from Protestantism-->Orthodox Christianity, and am also vegan. What are the chances?! Thank you for sharing this raw content about bipolar. Makes it feel less lonely on this journey. May God bless you and I wish you lots of success with all your YT work!

  • @kaeamar
    @kaeamar 5 лет назад +7

    Thank you so much i don’t have access too health care right now so watching your videos has helped me understand myself right now

    • @crystallizationofthesoul7095
      @crystallizationofthesoul7095 5 лет назад

      I'm going to be purely honest here, most farma products are not to cure ilness but to control that ilness tone it down sometimes! In reality you need to look alternative medicine, but investigate spiritual alternatives, resonance meditation! I'm a guy with convulsions so I know in a way what is like to not have control over your mind without some type of medicine! Sucks but I want my alternative medicine anyways!
      Good luck to you!

  • @donaldmarozas7448
    @donaldmarozas7448 5 лет назад +2

    You're a Blessing to many. Thank you for sharing

  • @bishibee3675
    @bishibee3675 5 лет назад +3

    Your videos are very beneficial...I am bipolar and I live in a country were there isn't any awareness regarding mental illness.
    Thanks a lot.

  • @smokeyfreshhh
    @smokeyfreshhh 5 лет назад

    Like she knows my life inside and out. Nice to hear someone who experiences and feels the exact same way I do. Best therapy yet

  • @carlosmolina9698
    @carlosmolina9698 6 лет назад +18

    Hi Lizzie, you're amazing!

  • @emar3463
    @emar3463 Год назад +1

    This video is incredibly well done. Hooray for the next generation of bipolar energy! My generation wasn’t able to articulate our illness so well. It’s our superpower! 🎉

  • @autumn0953
    @autumn0953 6 лет назад +3

    Yes. Thank you for this. Relate to all this with my rapid cycling bipolar two. Sharing with my mother.

  • @micheleanello2953
    @micheleanello2953 3 года назад +1

    Holy Crap! I wish I had been diagnosed when I was younger! I walked out of my 10 year marriage to a wonderful and patient man. That was 8 years ago and I've been beating myself up ever since. But when you mentioned breaking up with someone you still love because of the damage you can do to them (paraphrasing here lol) I remember thinking that, while I was married.
    I'm now in my 50's but I totally remember and relate to about 90% of everything you said. Some of what you've said had actually brought me to tears.
    I've always felt not quite right, in and out of therapy my entire life, then in 2019 I was diagnosed with bipolar, and yes, like you said, I too was in denial for the longest time.
    I'm so happy that you popped up on my RUclips page! ♥

    • @Xx5thofHennyxX
      @Xx5thofHennyxX 2 года назад

      Well at least you can work on yourself. And he can move on with someone who isn’t going to do that to him.

  • @WWinterConstructions
    @WWinterConstructions 3 года назад

    Thats me, finally a good description! Could say, thats a job.

  • @DwayneVines
    @DwayneVines 3 года назад

    Hey Lizzie this video is so AWESOME!!!!!This is helping me focus on what is my Bi-Polar VS my PTSD. I am a combat veteran and just was diagnosed with BiPolar 2 with PTSD and Traumatic brain injury. So I am trying to figure out how long I have lived with Bipolar.This is my first video of yours but I am about to binge watch your videos. Thank you for doing these videos. Hope your still making them......thank you Dwayne

  • @zoem1859
    @zoem1859 6 лет назад +2

    So true, a different perception of time: it feels like I have so much going on, even if I can't say for sure what I did that day!!

  • @HPTFan
    @HPTFan 6 лет назад +4

    I feel sorry for the ones who has Bipolar. Good video, Liz. I hope you will hang in there. God bless. Stay strong. 😌

  • @williamlipsett5772
    @williamlipsett5772 4 года назад +1

    Never feel that reading the Bible is abnormal or praying for strength is either , but grandeur is probably the biggest moments of visions and suspicions with bipolar ! Please keep posting as Bipolar is making lives all over the world an absolute struggle and your input is complimentary to that cause , Thank you

  • @an-oy1ox
    @an-oy1ox 6 лет назад

    Thank you Lizzie for this post!!!!

  • @brookeelle6879
    @brookeelle6879 6 лет назад +4

    I was about to write that depersonalization is the scariest part of bipolar, and then you said that exactly. I didn’t know what it was when it first started happening to me, which made it even worse. It’s such a trippy feeling!

  • @zyprexamedssucks32
    @zyprexamedssucks32 Год назад +2

    For a while I was told by family I wasn't well in the early stages when I was diagnosed with bipolar 1 but as time has passed over the years I feel better thanks to the antipsychotic & mood stabiliser meds I'm on

  • @rickgreen522
    @rickgreen522 3 месяца назад

    Thank you so very much every item hit the nail on the head God bless you please continue your work Richard from Australia

  • @champagne.future5248
    @champagne.future5248 6 лет назад +1

    HOLY SHIT. I'm glad my bipolar was never as bad as this. It's like your brain is creating its own cocktail of hard drugs. Respect to everyone who deals with this and keeps on fighting, as well as their family and friends who are patient and supportive.

  • @user-xc1fq2qy8y
    @user-xc1fq2qy8y 6 лет назад +7

    Finally one of ur videos with no dislikes yet lol! I like your pendant.

  • @heartfeltvideo1479
    @heartfeltvideo1479 3 года назад

    I can relate to at least 95 of these but SO spot on!. OMG, THE SEROQUEL! I'm off meds but I use it to sleep, it can drag me into depression though. The projects n jobs 😣I wish I could send this to my friends n relatives because I feel like nobody gets it. They wouldn't watch it out though. I always question my diagnosis but sometimes I look at things like how well I function on barely any sleep sometimes or the fact that seroquel will knock me clean out if I'm depressed or normal but can't even make me fall asleep when I'm really hypomanic. I CANNOT STAND ppl telling "everyone feels that way", n " that's normal". I'm like...does it keep you from life? Its like same equation, different values. You're 2+3, I'm 20+30😕 Thanks for making videos we can relate to. It helps

  • @christinebriguglio3802
    @christinebriguglio3802 4 года назад +2

    This girl is something else! Spot on in EVERY aspect of bipolar disorder. You go girl!

  • @user-zi7sz3xn1s
    @user-zi7sz3xn1s 5 лет назад +19

    when i finished the video .. i literally wanted to cry .. u just described my personality !

  • @oliviabarton215
    @oliviabarton215 3 года назад

    this video seriously made me decide to go back on medication--i had no idea so many of these behaviors were actually the result of my disorder and not me just being a terrible person, lol. thank you so much!!!!

  • @Michael-fn2rc
    @Michael-fn2rc 6 лет назад +11

    Wow, a week feeling like a year! Sounds insane! I do have vivid dreams occasionally and am a super excited and happy a lot of the time xD I actually have a problem with cutting people out but I think, for me, that is more to do with commitment issues and teen hormones xD Loved this video! Helped me learn about Bipolar! Also, what is the background music? It's super uplifting and made me even more happy lolz!

    • @mohdshawish5024
      @mohdshawish5024 4 года назад

      You are doing good job .....but you are talking very fast ..can you make script or writting it ..also please help me for bipolar type 2 ..

  • @dollyri1995
    @dollyri1995 3 года назад +1

    Trust me I know what you mean with the "you don't know my mental illness" reaction when people say "oh yeah I got that too" but I've found that everyone has something and most people are depressed on a level. I used to react the same way until I realized that I have no idea what this person feels when they're alone, and this could be them opening up about a serious problem. Just always be open to people and hear them out like you'd want them to hear you out when it comes to this sorta thing.

  • @39Niky
    @39Niky 3 года назад

    Hi! I can completely relate to what you said, or se least to most of it. Even some things I wasn’t able to explain you were able to put it into words. Thanks :)

  • @oliviaimpala5666
    @oliviaimpala5666 5 лет назад +1

    Ive had old coworkers ask me if i were bipolar, after i showed them my bedroom remodel i did at midnight the day before work. Ive always wanted to go get tested, and after watching this video im highly considering it. Ive impulsivly shaved my head, i have the craziest dreams where ive killed people, or ill be getting ready for the day only to wake up and have been asleep the whole time. there are so many parallels. not to mention the relationship aspets and spotting connections in stuff. I heard a song once and went to the library to get a book and was putting post it notes in the book like a crazy person making connections. i related to almost everything youve said, thank you for this video. hopefully this will help other people like its done for me.

  • @joerodriguez8654
    @joerodriguez8654 4 года назад

    That's alot of info. I learned alot from this video, thanks.

  • @katttandco3
    @katttandco3 5 лет назад +33

    When I was manic I actually did shave off all my hair. Good times.

    • @Anonymous01101-i
      @Anonymous01101-i 5 лет назад

      haha me too! even shaved my eyebrows off lol

    • @Linn.Berglund89
      @Linn.Berglund89 4 года назад +1

      I shaved my head in 2017 and saved out my natural hair color, i loved it! This summer i bleached it in a hypomanic episode 🤦 HATED IT! (So many times my family warned me) shaved it off again and growing it out again 🙈😂

    • @christinebriguglio3802
      @christinebriguglio3802 4 года назад

      I've done that too, Kat. I find that drinking stimulating drinks starts me off pulling hair. Caffeine is out, decaf is in. No more of those can drinks either. They mess so much with your moods! So much better without stims. Try it!

    • @jackievict0ria
      @jackievict0ria 4 года назад

      I just shaved my head on Sunday! I also did in 2014 😂 I wonder what my therapist is going to say

    • @mackenzie8703
      @mackenzie8703 4 года назад

      I decided it would be great to cut my hair with kitchen scissors and color my hair with sharpies....

  • @headarchivist
    @headarchivist 5 лет назад +1

    The way you describe depersonalization is SOOOO much more terrifying than i could ever describe it.

  • @TheFubz
    @TheFubz 6 лет назад +22

    i haven't commented in a while lizzie but I

    • @rocsto
      @rocsto 5 лет назад

      truly thank bipolar guy here lov u thxs

  • @michellesunshinestar
    @michellesunshinestar 6 лет назад +1

    I go to bed and take my meds at 10 p.m. LOL, I would rearrange my furniture in my child hood bedroom. Here where I live now there is only one place for my furniture. We love you Lizzie!!

  • @GoogleAccount-hp7bw
    @GoogleAccount-hp7bw 6 лет назад +1

    Before I was on Latuda I was on Seroquel. I had a lot of lucid dreams. I was on like 6-7 hundred mgs a day for arounda year. I have schizo affective disorder. I remember the Seroquel haze. I still use prescribed 50mgs cut into a half or even a quarter if I need it to sleep.
    Thanks for another mental health video Lizzie. That's really cool what you said about being more compassionate. I think that's a positive trait from my disorder I never thought about

  • @KathrynHorncastle
    @KathrynHorncastle 6 лет назад +1

    I really related with most of these points, and sometimes I forget how much bipolar affects me. I'm tempted to open up about it on my channel too.

  • @alihayman3834
    @alihayman3834 6 лет назад +2

    omg i like totally recognize some of these signs and definitely had them prior to diagnosis!!!

  • @tyris213
    @tyris213 5 лет назад +2

    I am writing but on my son's i guess google. I was diagnosed for almost 20 years as chronic depresión. I don't know if by a cynderblock hitting me in the head and now being in menopause has made things worse. I had to seek a psychiatrist because felt way out of control this few months. He said he things i am bipolar 2. It was in a way a relief that at least i now knew i had something with a name and that made more sense. One thing that i notice maybe 4 years ago is that it felt like everyone, relatives and movie stars, aged and that i somehow was not present when that happened. It was like i came from another planet after years and everyone older, their kids. Really weird.

  • @StellarsBeauty
    @StellarsBeauty 4 года назад +6

    I don’t take medication for my bipolar so the dream thing is super spot on

    • @heartfeltvideo1479
      @heartfeltvideo1479 3 года назад

      I get so exhausted with the dreaming. Sometimes I don't like going to sleep but I don't want to stay up either. It feels like I don't get a break. I'm off meds too.

  • @leahleeleoni9002
    @leahleeleoni9002 5 лет назад +1

    This is,Spot On!👏👏👏 WOW!

  • @deHaas2011
    @deHaas2011 4 года назад

    Boom! That’s me. Thank you ❤️

  • @candicemariebeadco
    @candicemariebeadco 5 лет назад +5

    Yup! Bipolar II here and that about sums it up!

  • @poetrybyash475
    @poetrybyash475 4 года назад +2

    I was recently diagnosed with Bipolar NOS But after doing more research I'm pretty sure I have Bipolar ll. I get these weird burst of energy where I feel the need to clean my whole appartment or write out a whole journal, but these episodes only last like 1-3 days before I drop down so low in the depts of depression, which can last weeks... I also do a lot of stuff impulsively from spending money I don't have to hooking up with a bunch of guys and have a string of failed relationships... Like I hook up with them, but them end of feeling used because I'm not really sure why I hooked up with them in the first place... I haven't really been able to distinguish when I am manic because the depression just seems so so severe. Most days I have no eneregy and literally have to force myself out of bed... I want to run or take my dog on walks, but I'm just so exhausted all the time... Doing simple tasks like showering or brushing my teeth or hair just seems so difficult. 😩 My emotions are also so intense. I can go from being really happy and excited to extremely angry and upset in matter of minutes. I feel like I have a lot of mixed episodes where I'm not sure if I am manic or depressed? Like sometimes I just feel like crying and crying for hours because I don"t know whats wrong with my brain. 😭

  • @YoursTrulyChris
    @YoursTrulyChris 6 лет назад +6

    The first shall be last is here indeed!

  • @davidchavez81
    @davidchavez81 5 лет назад +1

    I literally missed a flight sitting right there for over an hour! Had headphones in then dosed off. And this was my flight home from my last days in the Army!

  • @dianajanna7228
    @dianajanna7228 6 лет назад +1

    I’m love you so much thank you for sharing ❤️

  • @sheilasurgeoner5784
    @sheilasurgeoner5784 4 года назад

    Thank you for reminding me of the symptoms.

  • @jonathangolden9299
    @jonathangolden9299 3 года назад

    So glad I haven't taken vraylar. I’m not bipolar. My psychiatrist has prescribed me vraylar. I had mania (drug-induced mania) coming off clonazepam. Thank you.

  • @oliviaacosta6239
    @oliviaacosta6239 2 года назад

    This is my daughter. It’s so sad to see her struggle. I hate this disease. I really feel for those who have it and especially their loved ones. It drains you. I never wish it on anyone

  • @SuperBeccaloo
    @SuperBeccaloo 3 года назад

    I needed this so much right now

    • @SuperBeccaloo
      @SuperBeccaloo 3 года назад

      Btw been diagnosed but omgggg this

  • @snicky58
    @snicky58 4 года назад +1

    OMG, be careful if you go on Seroquel! It caused me to sleepwalk for the first and only time in my life, which put me in some very dangerous situations.

  • @thorisomolefe2276
    @thorisomolefe2276 5 лет назад +8

    Lol, everyone thought I was on drugs (apprently my personality is that of someone who's just taken drugs, I was talking to some guy who had just taken speed and everyone but me could tell he had just taken drugs, I just thought I had met my partner in crime) so people just say I'm high on oxygen.

  • @Bratzmaniac29
    @Bratzmaniac29 5 лет назад +1

    I have about every sign you mentioned but I was diagnosed with ADHD at age 9 and Borderline at 19 and was put on seroquel when I went 2 weeks without sleeping this past summer and had lost SO much weight but was never actually diagnosed with bipolar but I do dip between feeling SO GOOD to feeling so low and depressed to the point I don’t even leave my bed for days without someone’s help so I’m always wonder if my doctors suspect I do but are waiting for a manic episode strong enough to land me in the hospital but I have been admitted many times as a kid/young teen but don’t remember what they did or even what the final diagnoses was and now that I have a son even when I get suicidal and harm myself my parents won’t suggest or bring me to the hospital even when it feels like I need too cause it feels like it’s gonna get worse but maybe now I can show my doctor this and tell her how much I relate and see what she has to say

  • @arrozconleche9868
    @arrozconleche9868 6 лет назад +19

    So true i write alot

  • @AuthenticSelf.
    @AuthenticSelf. 9 месяцев назад

    I feel understood!!! 🥰❤️‍🔥🙏🏻

  • @chipmunkboy5407
    @chipmunkboy5407 3 года назад +1

    for a long time i thought i've had bipolar, the more i learn the more i'm sure the only problem is if i go to a doctor i'm scared they'll just laugh me out their office.

  • @poko4021
    @poko4021 6 лет назад +1

    i’m 15 and my therapist recently told me i could possibly be bipolar. i have a really strong history of depression in my family and other mental illnesses. i have a lot of these symptoms but my episodes are usually shorter and i’m often more manic. this entire thing stresses me out. fuck.

  • @piousmutilator4513
    @piousmutilator4513 2 года назад

    #93 is me too! I’m a rule follower, usually. But I literally have no impulse control and don’t mind the repercussions of said episode.

  • @Daydreamingdoll
    @Daydreamingdoll 3 года назад

    This makes so much sense

  • @donnadavis1143
    @donnadavis1143 5 лет назад

    THANKYOU!

  • @cindy1274
    @cindy1274 5 лет назад +2

    How do u deal with something someone says that hurts you? I have a tough time and one remark may ruin my whole day any ideas that help? I'm bipolar 1

  • @littledeath.95
    @littledeath.95 Год назад +1

    i just got diagnosed & there is so much in this that i relate to. all things i thought were just a part of me.
    any advice on how to separate your bipolar from your personality?

  • @JadeDarkside
    @JadeDarkside Месяц назад +1

    Sign 39: i am just big music enthusiast also it helps if i am sad

  • @simpsons9421
    @simpsons9421 6 лет назад

    I search videos or sayings so that I can say the exact words I can describe how I am feeling. RELATABLE VIDEO. my friends annoys me, they are so invalidated when it's comes to me explaining shuts about how I FUCKING feel.

  • @virginiag9402
    @virginiag9402 4 года назад +1

    dude i agree with all of this i wanna cry! this is it! but idk if im bipolar? i feel all this everyday. but i can change from the happy to sad in seconds and minutes and hours or ill go into a long depression then come out of it back to happy sad real fucking fast.

    • @koolkat6819
      @koolkat6819 4 года назад

      I could really relate to it too. im sometimes asking the same question to my self if i’m bipolar or not.

  • @zeeva3954
    @zeeva3954 6 лет назад

    Honestly so true... 🙌🏽

  • @midnightsun5711
    @midnightsun5711 5 лет назад +4

    Derealization started for me at 7 ... I remember it like it was yesterday ... how about when your going in your day ... and all of a sudden ... bam! ... it feels like this is a dream & what have I been doing for years ... that's scary ... but I tell myself I'm real ... I'm here & then I'm ok.... it really feels like the feeling you get with daja-voo, but it hasn't happened before it just feels like the same type of feeling.
    Bipolar 1 with mixed mania
    Plus BPD, GAD, ADHD-MIXED type severe with meds. My memory sucks, & seems to be plumiting, I'm scared of dementia & Aleztimers as I'm creeping up on 38 ... I try to remember life before 30 ... how carefree, yeah probably impulsive a lot of the time ... but nothing that hurt me. Childhood shit hits you in your 30's... & am living proof. I'm in my bachelor's for Psychology, my niche is mental & Personality disorders. I'm scared I won't make it ... I've been studying daily (research is my hobby) for the last 6 yrs. When my daughter was 2 1/2 we started to have her tested ... I wanted to know what all these top doctors were talking about so I dove in... fell in love with the profession ... love neuroscience too ... getting to the point I'm at now, has been extremely difficult... not just from my own mental B.S., but because there are always HUGE damn mountains in every semester that make finishing almost impossible... last semester it wasn't unusual to pull 3 all nighters with about 7 hrs total of sleep in those 3 days ... I had to withdraw from my dream Universurty in tears, because I can't handle 3 deadlines a week, & they don't offer 16 week normal semesters like my old college.
    Failure is a huge thing in life I beat myself up for ... like you said before ... people think you can just get over it ... you can't & will always be this way.
    The healthcare system is fucked in America...
    Mental illness should triumph everything medically ...
    Sure a broken arm needs attention, I get it ... but mental states are & should be a number one concern ... yet it's not.

    • @Consparicy
      @Consparicy 2 года назад

      So derealization is like feeling like u seen it in a dream before

  • @kaitlintaylor904
    @kaitlintaylor904 4 года назад

    all my friends thought i was on drugs or on an alcoholic. I remember i went down to see a friend while in college cause he hadnt been to college in a while, and i was shaking and everythin and had a temperature but i felt absalutely fine. He took me outside and sat me down and asked if i was trippin on acid.
    Another time i was going to an old friends house and before we got to his door he turned to me and said " he by the way, if my mum asked if you where drunk, say no"
    i was confused so i said i didnt drink (which i dont) and asked what he was talking about
    his mum so me up at our local shop and according to her i was drunk, when i was sober
    thats just how i am ig

  • @b.benjamineriksson6030
    @b.benjamineriksson6030 4 года назад

    It's like watching a female version of myself. Scary. At least three of my closest friends have sat me down with "you are bipolar just like such and such-speech" but i always say "noooooo". But honestly, I can barely keep a job.

  • @geologist131
    @geologist131 3 года назад

    Great vid Lizzie, I would add keeping the new clothes in the closet hoping for an important event to wear them, I like the sign of being the more caring person in the relationships, we have such higher intensity of feelings weather high or low. I am experiencing Keto diet as I found some bipolar people reported that it helped them and they recovered, well I am in Ketosis since 3 weeks and many of the symptoms have gone, I just can’t believe this is working, any thought anybody?

  • @TheFubz
    @TheFubz 6 лет назад +13

    i wish there was a male version of you because m/f hormones influence in different ways

  • @youcanthide004
    @youcanthide004 2 года назад

    Thank You 🙏🏼

  • @thanosanastasiadis8429
    @thanosanastasiadis8429 4 года назад

    I just discovered your channel,thank you..

  • @claireb4259
    @claireb4259 5 лет назад

    I can really identify with working while the sun is setting and getting dark and not even aware of it!

  • @itsbubbles4021
    @itsbubbles4021 4 года назад

    From 19-21 happens to me but I have more BPD traits I also write pretty long paragraphs which I call testaments lol. I feel emotions 10x more than regular people. But also I have fear or abandonment. I used to cut but I stopped months ago. If someone changes Plans out of nowhere I get upset and angry all at the same time and start attacking the person through txt telling them why did they decided to change their mind ect. A “normal” person would be just ok with it.

  • @longdongmc.johnson
    @longdongmc.johnson 4 года назад

    Yea im definitly bipolar. Ive been diagnosed with a bunch of shit when i was younger, but this shit right here.. story of my life. First one to last one, all of them. I might get myself checked out again soon. Its honestly painfull in a way seeing how much i relate.

  • @Moonstruckbae
    @Moonstruckbae 2 года назад

    this question is for anyone watching with bipolar… how old were you when you were diagnosed? i’m 26 & i knew something was wrong since a kid like age 11, just didn’t know & now im sure it’s bipolar but never been diagnosed

  • @SakuraKaay
    @SakuraKaay 3 года назад +1

    I took Seroquel today and I've been drowsy all day. I feel like im in a dream. That stuff is for horses.