Do I want children since bipolar disorder can pass on to them?
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- Опубликовано: 13 янв 2023
- This is a common question I get! I feel VERY strongly about this.
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That's great Lizzie! My mom has bipolar and she is a great mom! You will be a great mom too!💕
I won't be having children, but I appreciate your enthusiasm and optimistic outlook for your future children 🌞
I am sure many people with physical and mental disorders have these type of mature discussions. With that said though, a Catholic marriage must include the openness to have children.
Yes! This applies to SO many illnesses.
@@LizziesAnswers Would you be doing any more videos on Catholicsm? I hope you will cos those you did in the past were really great !
As bipolar i dont wanna have kids, i dont wanna pass this sufering for another people especially if were my kids and i think i would be a bad mom because of the bipolarity but thanks Lizzie for speaking of this and for representing us bipolars (especially catholic bipolars) so well!
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My father is bi polar. I went through bad depression for a couple years in my twenties but pulled myself out but I’m more educated than my father and studied psychology for 4 years.
I worry about it passing down to my daughter but I don’t regret for a moment having her. She’s an Angel
@@brianfarley926 look at how wise you're!! PERFECT
There's nothing wrong with adopting children instead of having biological children. My cousin and her husband adopted a baby who was in fragile health and had a biological mother who wasn't able to support her. They saved someone's life, but for some reason, couples who don't have biological children are shamed for it. It makes me sick.
and there’s no shame in having biological children too
and there’s no shame in having biological children too
There's not. I just want people to stop obsessing over what other people do with their personal lives.
Such a positive woman! There is no shame in your game. 💯
Awesomely done
I can’t wait until you experience motherhood. It’s a blessing.
There are many, many problems that are genetic. I was born with congenital glaucoma and I was blind at six months, with my vision later partly restored by surgery. But my life has been an endless series of doctor's visits, medical exams, and eye surgeries (at least two dozen to date, with another scheduled for January 25). Congenital glaucoma is highly hereditary. (My grandmother had it.) But one can live a good life, even a great life, with a handicap. I never once thought about the possibility that I could bring handicapped children into the world and should therefore remain single. That would almost be like saying I would be better off not having been born myself. Through the grace of God, my wife and I have nine healthy children and five healthy grandchildren.
Thank you for sharing, Liz. Any woman have their reasons why they want children or not. I don’t judge. I wouldn’t joke about it because it will make a woman angry. Have a great weekend.
I’m bipolar, and I’m not Catholic, but I am very open about the fact that I’m scared to have a biological child. Both to pass it on and have it being pregnant the same time as I’m taking meds. I don’t know what the path will look like for me because I’m single.
But I definitely relate to the videos of bipolar disorder being hard in relationships. Being bipolar and being in a serious relationship is really hard.
It’s very stressful being in mania and then being in depression ❤. I’m very nervous about what my future looks like and I desire marriage but it’s something that I’m really trying to be safe about and make sure I’m compatible with the right person and not just trusting my feelings
I miss you so much!
I agree you'll be the perfect mom, since you have help a lot about mental health throught your research would be so helpful
hello. are you bipolar too fati?
@@rasdrem No I am not, but her advices have help me with my own mental health problems
@@fatimacruz1998 what you suffer exactly if i may ask?? I might be of great help
@@fatimacruz1998 what you suffer exactly.? I may help
Will you need to go off your medication when you are pregnant? If so, how will that affect your long-term mental health?
It is interesting that in her family the bipolar runs through the female line. Is there some sort of gendered connection to certain mental disorders? which ones affect men more? Thanks for your testimony sister Lizzie, always on point! God bless you and Mother Mary pray for you!
I have a brother and an uncle (on my father's side) who are bipolar, so I do not believe sex is necessarily a marker for this illness.
I had this same doubt and I found out that this is not the case.
It seems bipolar are more prevalent in women but I have a feeling that men are less diagnosed
Dios te bendiga hermanita Sigue con estos videos.
Keep going Christian sister,
You ll be a great mom!
Hard to choice to have to make.
That is good that you still want to have kids even though you have bipolar. As long as you are treating it that’s the main thing and that goes for any illness. So since your Catholic and now married I’m guessing you don’t use birth control? I am orthodox and dont want to use birth control. I am engaged. Not sure what to do when we are married.
hi. are you bipolar too?
Lizzie, just be open to whatever God wants and let him plan your family. Both I and my ex-husband have cerebral palsy which is not a mental illnesses or hereditary. We had two children who are healthy adults. One of my children now has a beautiful child of their own. You never know what contribution that child will bring to this world.
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What she is talking about has nothing to do with health. Psychiatry is not medical practice. It’s an invention.
hi, need some help to ease down the symptoms?
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Since you're Catholic, I kind of guessed you'd want kids. Still, it must've been a difficult journey coming to that decision. Of course, medication for things like bipolar hasn't always existed, so I wonder why the Church has held for so long that adherents must have children. Anyway, thank you for another lovely chat, I always appreciate the education you offer on bipolar and mental health topics.
Just wanted to clarify that we Catholics are called to be open to life. We aren’t forced to have children. We are called to be open to life. The purpose of marriage is for the good of the spouse and to procreate and educate children. There’s no requirement of how many children you must have. We receive each child as a gift from God and they are His children we get the privilege of caring for while they are here on earth.
@@MelaniesManicures Very well stated. My wife and I were blessed with nine children and the means to care for them. I have an older sister in a faithful Catholic marriage who has never been able to have children of her own and adopted three beautiful children. We must simply accept with gratitude the life God invites us to share with Him.
Bc it’s natural law, when you have sex you have children most of the time, that’s what God planned since the beginning. Sin in the world created horrible things and illnesses but God never changes and so His laws and Word never changes either.
The Church has never said 'adherents must have children'. Where do you get that idea?
It’s the openness to life and part of marriage where 2 people become one. Sex isn’t just about pleasure that’s a component for sure but we are also ordered naturally to re produce within the bounds of a sacramental marriage so we should be open to life if God wills that for us. Not place our will above his will.
Bipolar is not genetic.
Yes it is
Lizzy, biolar isn't an illness.
If its not what is it?
It’s being overenthousiastic and then bummed. And being often that. If it isn’t an illness then what isn’t is like asking if it isn’t a personality outer space to earth connection, then what is it.
You can’t call and affirm it’s an illness as a matter of fact.
@@isaakleillhikar8311 I think it is much more than what you describe.
What else more is it then?
What’s biolar?
Don't wait too long.
If you are twenty, the chances of your first child having trisomy 21 is 1 / 10 000.
If you are forty, it's to 1 / 100.
Your husband's age compounds this _by_ 11 % for each decade he's above 35.
This means, I'm multiplying, if I marry, my wife's risk by 1.21 now ...
Do not have children
Why not?
Shes catholic and follows the Church. She’s faithful to God
Yet again another man telling women what to do with their bodies
Ableism is discrimination in favor of able-bodied people. Before you comment on people posts, maybe do some research into bipolar disorder and the subject at hand. People live normal lives & function with the correct medicine. I’m more stable than some of my friends without bipolar disorder. I make a great salary, have amazing relationships & have better empathy than people without bipolar. Byeee 😘
I'm bipolar and I have kids... thanks alot
God, you're lost. Study scholars, not priests!
Many priests are scholars! What then?
Although this is a Catholic youtube channel, Lizzie is a very practical and intellectual woman. She lists many reasons as to why she will remain open to life in her marriage. She feels confident that she can help her children through their bipolar due to her own experiences, knows of the medications that work on herself, knows the medical treatments will be better by the time her kids are teenagers, and believes her kids won't suffer brain damage because she will look for early symptoms and make sure they get diagnosed and put on medicine in time.
Hmm... She seems rather joyful, not exactly "lost." I have known many scholars who were lost and joyless.
What a dumb statement
Lol what a stoopid comment. Wake up!