Interviewing a Man with Schizoaffective and PTSD.

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  • Опубликовано: 14 май 2024
  • In this captivating RUclips video, gain deep insights into the realities of living with schizoaffective disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as we interview a brave individual who shares their personal journey. Discover the impact of these conditions on daily life, the importance of support systems, the role of medication, and effective coping mechanisms. Join us as we shed light on these often misunderstood conditions, break the stigma, and inspire hope for a brighter future. Don't miss this eye-opening video that will broaden your understanding and foster empathy. Watch now and embark on a transformative journey of awareness and compassion.

Комментарии • 19

  • @echoingsnow
    @echoingsnow 10 месяцев назад +6

    I did better in this interview and the videos are professional.

    • @libertybabe6086
      @libertybabe6086 21 день назад

      Honestly, maybe you should have
      addressed his scrupulousity. That is a symptom. My advice to anyone who is a Christian. Never tell your psychiatrist that you're a Christian or that you have any kind of supernatural feelings or awe of the universe. And also, how are you going to help this guy with his self-worth after being abused? So you just Get him a diagnosis? It might help to learn a lot about REBT which was devised by doctor Albert Ellis.

    • @echoingsnow
      @echoingsnow 18 дней назад

      ​@@libertybabe6086 I do not get judge based on my religion my doctors. I am more than happy to show my faith to anybody because I'm not ashamed and because it took me out of witchcraft and to be honest nobody knows this; I am ex Luciferian. Christianity is so much the better choice my doctors know this, and I have insight of delusions and moments of clarity. I understand that you're a Christian too and happy I meet another Christian. For the abuse part I am getting treatment and I'm starting to forgive as Christ told us and mental health has been doing well due to good treatment from my place I go to. God bless and I wish you the best.

    • @echoingsnow
      @echoingsnow 18 дней назад

      @@libertybabe6086 Yes I have been getting help for my mental illness and I do not deny my lord. My doctors know this is the better choice for me because I was living in delusions with 15 yeas of ex-new age witchcraft and being Ex-Luciferian. I am getting Treated for the abuse I'm not in suffering anymore now I have a plan for my stalker bully. The whole mental health team that has me understands that Christianity is my reality not a delusion. I don't have religious delusions because I associate Christianity as reality.

  • @cathy7382
    @cathy7382 2 месяца назад +6

    I'm thankful that this young man is a
    believer and can talk with much insight

    • @echoingsnow
      @echoingsnow 2 месяца назад

      Thank you very much! I'm in university now doing better than ever each year gets better! Have faith and give grace :D

  • @bobbiekropp1187
    @bobbiekropp1187 3 месяца назад +6

    I love your testimony.. praying for you ! ❤ Jesus❤ 🙏

    • @echoingsnow
      @echoingsnow 2 месяца назад

      Jesus is our God in the flesh. The prayers are much welcomed, I'm doing better these days plus in university! I love to pop by and check on the comments it brings my spirit up.

  • @seablue711
    @seablue711 18 дней назад

    Someone I love is also dealing with this. He’s doing okay these days. May you find peace and healing.

  • @Kipodkid
    @Kipodkid 7 месяцев назад +1

    THANKS 🙏

  • @MrLardobutt
    @MrLardobutt 3 месяца назад

    This was eye opening!!

  • @hucklejoseph6974
    @hucklejoseph6974 10 месяцев назад +3

    Have schizoaffective as well and found your interview really interesting. Been turning to God for guidance as well. What's the difference between intrusive thoughts, and thought insertion? Sometimes I get the feeling of a pre thought or understanding without the understanding, and I don't know what its going to say and it just spits out coherent words. Or sometimes I will just go eee in my mind and when I access a thought, random sentences will spit along side my thought. I find it helps my mind and to get myself out of my head if I focus on what I'm seeing and my movement, and it will clear my mind, and I will hear more whispers if I bring my focus on to my ears or listening sense. I try to rationalize what my voices are, but its hard not to think they are from some other source rather from yourself. They seem so real.

  • @sky2333
    @sky2333 4 месяца назад

    We need an update

  • @theskyisthelimitincanada3447
    @theskyisthelimitincanada3447 8 месяцев назад +1

    First day in PICU as a new grad mental health nurse . Oh boy ! I am nervous 😮

  • @carolmcquiston4114
    @carolmcquiston4114 6 дней назад

    Take more personal responsibility

  • @Abe6531
    @Abe6531 3 месяца назад +1

    My emotions ARE blunted.

  • @Egoliftdaily
    @Egoliftdaily 10 месяцев назад +2

    Noti gang gang 🔔
    Comment for the algo

  • @yvonneevemills2964
    @yvonneevemills2964 Месяц назад

    I'm worried with the pit fall of hyper spiritually and awe of supernatural being intertwined with Jesus. What if you came to believe that you are healed in Jesus name and stop taking meds because healed people don't need meds? My 18 year old daughter has schizophrenia and she's remained disabled for 3 years due to that belief. She sits alone in the dark and talks to Jesus only and she can't function. She isn't in touch with physical reality. Makes me not to fond of Jesus. The pentecostal healing churches think that her intrusive laughter is being slane in the spirit. It's terrible. It's not time for heaven yet. Jesus has disabled my daughter from having a life.

    • @carolmcquiston4114
      @carolmcquiston4114 6 дней назад

      Her diagnosis is not Jesus' fault. Disability is a disfunction and needs attention and care. Jesus has compassion for those that are suffering. Many people are healed by Jesus, and He does not curse His people. Medication is the vessel by which she can get help.