Hey everyone! I'm excited to try out this new style of content. Please be kind to Anabelle, this was a big thing for her to share her story like this. Let's give Anabelle some props for being vulnerable!
Unfortunately due to my stammering a lot of my smiling at the beginning of my talking was edited out because I struggled to organize my thoughts initially, talking unscripted but also while recording is a skill I still struggle a lot with
"Learning your emotions and what they mean is a powerful tool." - Anabelle Yes yes yes! I'm still learning my emotions and why I get happy/sad/upset/excited etc over some of the things I do or say, what people do or say to me, etc. Its been helpful so far: to just self analyse more which is helping with self improvement by doing it because of self love. P.s. shes 27 looking like she's 17....just DM where the fountain of youth is at. I won't tell.
Before I watch just want to say thank you Anabelle for sharing your story. Your bravery isn't going unnoticed and allowing yourself to be vulnerable in order to help educate everyone deserves at least a thank you. Excited to hear what you say and to help educate myself!
Iv never clicked on to a video faster. As a 26 yr old woman that has suffered from bp2 my hole life I appreciate these kind of videos. My life have been a wreck because of it. I was homeless for 2 years before because of my illness and I wish people could understand how hard it is every single day with it.
@@elizabethconroy7665 thank you. I'm working on whats the best medication I can do to to fit my work/life balance. I take responsibility for my actions but it does NOT make it easier to handle what my brain/body go thru. *hugggss*
Thank you both for creating this video. Anabelle, you are such a light. I'm so happy that you are coping and thriving and there's no other way to say it - you are a beacon for sharing your experiences.
Gourmet Pens! First off thank you for the sweet comment, and second when Anabelle and I were discussing our shared love of well done calligraphy she had sent me your Instagram. Big fan of playful style and ink choices!
A family member has Bipolar Type 2. Anabelle describes it to a T and has put everything I've experienced with this person into words. I thought no one else would understand this journey and far less be able to describe it better than I could. Thank you so so much, this has really helped me tremendously.
It’s hard to find real people talking about bipolar and their experiences. My own bipolar diagnosis came after experiencing a pretty rough psychosis, nothing like that had ever happened to me before. After it all, I looked hard for videos like this to help me work through it. So thanks, this is dope.
Smart, sensitive, cerebral and done with class. Its these attributes exhibited in this video that slowly erode the stigma of mental health. I thank you both.
Hi everyone! I would like to start with thanking Annabelle! For sharing her amazing story. Thank you Chris, I truly love this new content, as human we all have amazing experiences and knowledge to share, my analogy is that we all are like a book In a library 📚 the library of life. Thank you!!! You did absolutely fabulous,
Well done Annabelle 👏 I thoroughly enjoyed this interview style video! I Wish I had the courage to share my story Wishing everyone a happy and positive day 💜
I'm glad you liked the interview, I would like to do more of this as I grow. Also, you'd be surprised at the courage and voice that exists within you. What I do requires no special skill or superhuman quality. I merely decide to speak into existence what was already true. I believe in you 🙌
This is good stuff! Lots of people have archetypal struggles, and some of them find hacks to work around or even defeat them. Sharing these life hacks can set people free. More life-affirming content from you as always.
Thank you Anabelle for sharing your experience :) even though you said you were nervous, you spoke so well. I feel like bipolar disorder is so often misconstrued/demonised in media, not to mention the way society has turned it into some kind of negative adjective (e.g. "She's like SO bipolar"). It's incredibly important to hear real stories from those who are actually living with mental health disorders. I'm so glad that you feel you've reached a stage where you can live comfortably/safely with your bipolar disorder. Also, that pill box you made is absolutely gorgeous! Side note: oh my god I ate loads of bananas when I was around 16 because I read they were good for serotonin regulation too 💀
Only found this channel yesterday and wow. I don't really know how to put it into words but thank you. You, and others like Annabelle sharing your stories is extremely helpful. Keep up this awesome content.
@@East-Bound I found you chanel today and 👌👌👌 keep going, it help me today feeling less alone in what I am going through for years now 🌈💙 Take care of you too, From Quebec 😎
good evening! so, glad to see you both! :) so my thoughts or maybe question(s), goes to Anabelle... funny thing is, in Sweden we often, when getting diagnosed have to ask if we have a certain diagnosis. so when they diagnose you it's either "yes/no", you have "xyc" or not. how did they diagnose you?! I'm wondering because I feel like bipolar II is kinda close to how I feel I am acting. I'm saying acting because it can sometimes be hard for me to determine what I feel. could possibly be my childhood. my diagnosis. addictions/fear of what I may feel. I have been taught to RUN if I feel something not so pleasant (from my mother). maybe that is also one of my issues.
I really am looking forward to a cup of tea and enjoying this video. May i ask, how would i possibly be involved with doing an interview with you? i struggle with borderline pd
Hey everyone! I'm excited to try out this new style of content. Please be kind to Anabelle, this was a big thing for her to share her story like this. Let's give Anabelle some props for being vulnerable!
Yes sir!
Christopher,you rarely smile
No disrespect
Unfortunately due to my stammering a lot of my smiling at the beginning of my talking was edited out because I struggled to organize my thoughts initially, talking unscripted but also while recording is a skill I still struggle a lot with
@@East-Bound My apologies friend
Was not aware of this
Why are you apologizing?? that was great feedback!! Thank you!
"Learning your emotions and what they mean is a powerful tool." - Anabelle
Yes yes yes! I'm still learning my emotions and why I get happy/sad/upset/excited etc over some of the things I do or say, what people do or say to me, etc. Its been helpful so far: to just self analyse more which is helping with self improvement by doing it because of self love.
P.s. shes 27 looking like she's 17....just DM where the fountain of youth is at. I won't tell.
Before I watch just want to say thank you Anabelle for sharing your story. Your bravery isn't going unnoticed and allowing yourself to be vulnerable in order to help educate everyone deserves at least a thank you. Excited to hear what you say and to help educate myself!
Oh hey only having recently being diagnosed Bipolar II at 50 years old, I'm looking forward to listening to this. Thanks for doing it, folks xo
Iv never clicked on to a video faster.
As a 26 yr old woman that has suffered from bp2 my hole life I appreciate these kind of videos.
My life have been a wreck because of it. I was homeless for 2 years before because of my illness and I wish people could understand how hard it is every single day with it.
Sorry for all you go through
I’m definitely here to get educated
Warm Hugs
@@elizabethconroy7665 thank you. I'm working on whats the best medication I can do to to fit my work/life balance. I take responsibility for my actions but it does NOT make it easier to handle what my brain/body go thru. *hugggss*
HEY THERE!!! It’s good to see you are doing good!!
Haha truth be told, we filmed this interview almost a month ago 😅
Thank you both for creating this video. Anabelle, you are such a light. I'm so happy that you are coping and thriving and there's no other way to say it - you are a beacon for sharing your experiences.
Gourmet Pens! First off thank you for the sweet comment, and second when Anabelle and I were discussing our shared love of well done calligraphy she had sent me your Instagram. Big fan of playful style and ink choices!
A family member has Bipolar Type 2. Anabelle describes it to a T and has put everything I've experienced with this person into words. I thought no one else would understand this journey and far less be able to describe it better than I could. Thank you so so much, this has really helped me tremendously.
It’s hard to find real people talking about bipolar and their experiences. My own bipolar diagnosis came after experiencing a pretty rough psychosis, nothing like that had ever happened to me before. After it all, I looked hard for videos like this to help me work through it. So thanks, this is dope.
Are you taking medication ?
Anabelle, you are so well spoken and transparent, thank you for sharing your story. 🤍
I thought a 55 minute video was too long, but I watched the whole thing
Smart, sensitive, cerebral and done with class. Its these attributes exhibited in this video that slowly erode the stigma of mental health. I thank you both.
Hi everyone!
I would like to start with thanking Annabelle! For sharing her amazing story.
Thank you Chris, I truly love this new content, as human we all have amazing experiences and knowledge to share, my analogy is that we all are like a book In a library 📚 the library of life.
Thank you!!!
You did absolutely fabulous,
Well done Annabelle 👏 I thoroughly enjoyed this interview style video!
I Wish I had the courage to share my story
Wishing everyone a happy and positive day 💜
I'm glad you liked the interview, I would like to do more of this as I grow.
Also, you'd be surprised at the courage and voice that exists within you. What I do requires no special skill or superhuman quality. I merely decide to speak into existence what was already true. I believe in you 🙌
What a beautiful interview. Thank you both for sharing.
God bless anabella for talking about this great video new sub here ✌🏻
This is good stuff! Lots of people have archetypal struggles, and some of them find hacks to work around or even defeat them. Sharing these life hacks can set people free. More life-affirming content from you as always.
Fantastic Video
Lovely honest Annabelle
P,ease continue with these Interviews
It’s very informative
Thank you
This was very interesting, thank you for having Annabelle on.
She's so chill
Thank you Anabelle for sharing your experience :) even though you said you were nervous, you spoke so well. I feel like bipolar disorder is so often misconstrued/demonised in media, not to mention the way society has turned it into some kind of negative adjective (e.g. "She's like SO bipolar"). It's incredibly important to hear real stories from those who are actually living with mental health disorders. I'm so glad that you feel you've reached a stage where you can live comfortably/safely with your bipolar disorder. Also, that pill box you made is absolutely gorgeous!
Side note: oh my god I ate loads of bananas when I was around 16 because I read they were good for serotonin regulation too 💀
Only found this channel yesterday and wow. I don't really know how to put it into words but thank you. You, and others like Annabelle sharing your stories is extremely helpful. Keep up this awesome content.
Wow that genuinely means a lot Billy. I appreciate your kind feedback!
@@East-Bound I found you chanel today and 👌👌👌 keep going, it help me today feeling less alone in what I am going through for years now 🌈💙 Take care of you too, From Quebec 😎
This is so beautiful. Annabelle, you're so kind and brave to share your story.
Thank you so much for sharing your story, Anabelle! It's admirable to put yourself out there like this, and it doesn't go unnoticed or unappreciated.
LOVE LOVE your content❤️ It’s really what some people need to hear but weren’t able to find on this platform before!
Thank you for this video. Sending peaceful and abundant energy to you all. 🙏🏻
Jennifer always with the amazing and kind comments ❤
good evening!
so, glad to see you both! :)
so my thoughts or maybe question(s), goes to Anabelle...
funny thing is, in Sweden we often, when getting diagnosed have to ask if we have a certain diagnosis. so when they diagnose you it's either "yes/no", you have "xyc" or not.
how did they diagnose you?!
I'm wondering because I feel like bipolar II is kinda close to how I feel I am acting.
I'm saying acting because it can sometimes be hard for me to determine what I feel.
could possibly be my childhood.
my diagnosis.
addictions/fear of what I may feel.
I have been taught to RUN if I feel something not so pleasant (from my mother). maybe that is also one of my issues.
Love the slick backed hair. Works with the length. Not really about the video tho 😬👍
Lol oh jeez I forget the man bun made an appearance in this video.
I really am looking forward to a cup of tea and enjoying this video. May i ask, how would i possibly be involved with doing an interview with you? i struggle with borderline pd
You can shoot me an email or DM me on Instagram, both are found in the descriptions of my videos.
Can definitely relate to
If only she applied herself more
So frustrating