Adolescent Onset Schizophrenia -- Keeping Kids Healthy

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  • @thealicemoon
    @thealicemoon 7 лет назад +54

    I was diagnosed with Schizoaffective Disorder; a type of schizophrenia. It's scary sometimes but you just gotta be strong and say to yourself 'I can do this'.

    • @carolbrock5798
      @carolbrock5798 4 года назад +2

      I too have heard voices in my ears and had thoughts that are not mine. But I learned in the Christian Holy Bible that there is an invisible war on Earth involving very evil demonic spirits who can speak into our ears all manner of thoughts. The Lord Jesus Christ helped me in this battle against the schemes and strategies of the enemy and He can help anyone else who will believe God. Please listen to my story on RUclips at Hearing Voices: Real Help and Understanding
      ruclips.net/video/WoGhx-Orflg/видео.html
      Praying for you, Carol

  • @mariabutler7532
    @mariabutler7532 6 лет назад +30

    My son's story is that he started paranoia regarding his health during middle school. He also then was diagnosed with ADHD and we were told he had a learning disability. We put him on Adderall. Looking back it started with paranoia and olfactory hallucinations. Then it progressed into hearing voices. Then along the cognitive impairment. He is now 25. Since the beginning he has declined into full blown paranoid schizophrenia. He also has suffered from serious drug addiction. For us his parents it's been horrible. Complete destruction of life as we knew it.

    • @jalex5808
      @jalex5808 4 года назад +5

      My son is 11 and I've been so concerned with some of his behaviors as he's getting older. I would love to talk with you about the progression. Are there any resources (RUclips pages, websites, detailed symptoms) you can recommend? His father was diagnosed with schizophrenia at 23 years old and committed suicide. It's been my biggest fear for him as a parent.

    • @pedromartin4681
      @pedromartin4681 3 года назад

      TRY CURESZ FOUNDATION...Always hope...

    • @pedromartin4681
      @pedromartin4681 3 года назад

      CURESZ FOUNDATION

    • @coccinella4107
      @coccinella4107 2 года назад +2

      😢 my heart goes out to you. I hope you are all doing ok.

    • @kurlenejohn5463
      @kurlenejohn5463 Год назад +3

      @@jalex5808 Thank you for being brave enough to share your story. I am sorry to hear about your son. I pray for complete healing and restoration of his mind , body and soul.
      I hope that he is doing well. I pray for full healing and restoration.
      Please also be aware of :
      - diet
      - homeopathic treatments and therapy
      - rest... the body's greatest healer.

  • @flameskull1995
    @flameskull1995 10 лет назад +38

    i'm on the verge of a paranoid schizophrenia diagnosis. and it's good to see people who are recovering from similiar issues. especially the darned voices. :S

    • @angell5003
      @angell5003 5 лет назад +10

      Aver Remiss Just want to let u know - My dad was a paranoid schizophrenic and yes he suffered a lot... but he was my father and the best father, in whom I was pleased. It’s absolutely possible to go on and have a family and a good life .

    • @shadrach6299
      @shadrach6299 5 лет назад +5

      Aver Remiss I'm so glad you are hopeful. I hope you have professionals to help you.

    • @carolbrock5798
      @carolbrock5798 5 лет назад +4

      please listen to my story on RUclips at: Hearing Voices: real help and understanding. God can rescue you from the tormenting voices of the demons. Praying for you, Carol

    • @carolbrock5798
      @carolbrock5798 4 года назад +1

      @wowimgay well, respectfully said, The God of The Christian Holy Bible tells us that there is no other God but Him!! And The Holy Father sent His beloved Son Jesus Christ into this fallen world that He created, for the purpose of rescuing people from their sins against God and His good Ten Commandments. Jesus died a violent death on the CROSS for our sins. His blood covers our sins. He was buried and rose from the dead. He's alive today!!!! Even The Lord had encounters with Satan in the wilderness. See Matthew 4:1-11. And because Jesus is God, He has the power to cast out demons from people, and to rescue people who are being tormented by demons. Please believe God's testimony about His Son. There is a place called Heaven where those who believe God will go to when they die. There is s place called Hell where those who don't believe God will be taken to forever. God loves His human creatures; but our sins have separated us from our God. One day, every human will stand before the throne of God and give an account for their decision to believe or not to believe God's testimony. Jesus precious blood can take away your guilt and shame for all the evil things you've done. God is not wanting anyone to die in their sins; but is patient and long suffering, and wanting all people everywhere to repent/ change your mind to agree with our Creator and His great free gift of salvation from the wrath of God. Please call out to Jesus and ask Him to save you today while there is still time... Truly, Carol
      Please listen to my story on RUclips at Hearing Voices:Real Help and Understanding
      ruclips.net/video/WoGhx-Orflg/видео.html

    • @shadrach6299
      @shadrach6299 3 года назад +1

      Stay on your meds. A shot once a month has been developed

  • @reflectionprojection
    @reflectionprojection 9 лет назад +25

    Thanks for opening up Jasper- respect to you and your parents

  • @cindyeisenberg8367
    @cindyeisenberg8367 Год назад +5

    I have schizoaffective disorder and the voices and visions are bad. I have insomnia as well. I can’t sleep and most nights I fall asleep at 2 to 3 am. I have nightmares. Then I wake up with anxiety and have to wait until it passes. Thank goodness for my medications. I don’t drink or do drugs. That makes it worse. My symptoms have gotten worse over time. Even, when on medications. I am glad Edward’s (Jasper) family will help him. His art work is great. My family had to deal with me since I was 3 years old. It was hard on them due to the melt downs, paranoia, anger, and depression. The family suffers as well. In 1977, the doctors used to treat mental illness like it was an environmental problems. Serious mental disorder’s are horrible. It’s hard to treat schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorders. I used to cut myself severely until I needed to be treated in the ER and developed eating disorders. Schizoaffective disorder has a better prognosis than schizophrenia. But schizoaffective disorder is worse then bipolar 1. Because, in my day, you didn’t get good treatment. (It too me until I was in my 40’s to get diagnosed), even though I had problems my whole life. I was able to work until now. But, I am a person who is a daughter,sister and retired nurse. Though I am only 60, my memory problems has gotten worse, as well as the illness. Sorry if I ramble too much and am repetitive. I think key is following your psychiatrist’s instructions, taking your medications and to the best of your abilities keep busy either with work or hobbies if you are unable to work. Try to recognize a delusion or hallucinations. It’s hard to have insight when you have this illness. So listen to your loved ones or family. It may prevent a hospitalization or relapse in the condition. Even if you live alone and isolate yourself. At least keep some people who will see you or talk to yo on the phone daily.

  • @Tara........
    @Tara........ 5 лет назад +13

    It happened to a friend of mine in her late teens. She's in her 60's now but her life has been so difficult. She's been psychiatrically hospitalized many times. She needs a friend to go to the hospital with her to advocate for her because the doctors always think her symptoms are a result of her mental illness. This even happened when she had a broken collarbone. Having watched her for many years, my heart goes out to her.

    • @silverdweller2809
      @silverdweller2809 6 месяцев назад

      Health providers need to do better. People with schizophrenia die 20 years earlier than normal and part of the problem is the low quality healthcare they receive.

  • @tessalogan586
    @tessalogan586 5 лет назад +38

    Between 16 & 24 is the onset, i was 24.. I actually thought it was severe ADD..years later i was finally diagnosed..I'm 50 today and i live with it somewhat successfully, God Bless (:

    • @nitakate10
      @nitakate10 5 лет назад +5

      Tessa Logan take care love,this is the hardest to interpret. I still don't understand and am scared

    • @nikicarrie4071
      @nikicarrie4071 Год назад

      Good for you

    • @fallonrappaport5270
      @fallonrappaport5270 8 месяцев назад

      Can 25 be an onset age?

  • @mamachicken1548
    @mamachicken1548 6 лет назад +19

    Wow, Ed and Jasper thank you for sharing your story so that it helps other people understand this illness. It is very important to bring awareness.

    • @balletvaria
      @balletvaria 5 лет назад +2

      I had an aunt that broke down and when her husband left she became schizophrenic and her depression era loss of her mother was triggered by the loss of her husband and she couldn't cope Dear Alice

  • @LivingDead53
    @LivingDead53 4 года назад +8

    The emotions of schizophrenia are impossible to live with in life. Everything is so important and meaningful in a cruel sense. Like many others, mine started out friendly and changed. I think the weirdest schizophrenia moment I had was of a fat man with bleeding hands. I went straight through him and wondered if I was going to be late for work.

  • @reflectionprojection
    @reflectionprojection 9 лет назад +12

    Ed-you're amazing.
    Thanks for sharing- I would totally hang out with you and/or Jasper- there is something so powerful and attractive about people who are honest

  • @barbaramarshall5271
    @barbaramarshall5271 2 года назад +4

    My daughter is 14 and has displayed symptoms of schophrenia or schizo affected disorder. We still aren't certain which it is yet, but she does seem affected by her moods and can be somewhat spontaneous, so maybe it's schizo affected disorder I guess and also early onset as well.

  • @sue9378
    @sue9378 2 года назад +1

    the rats are cute but wow, that abstract painting is fantastic. love it.

  • @UKProperPrepper
    @UKProperPrepper Год назад +1

    The auditory and visual hallucinations appear to be the most troubling.

  • @chaneykane3828
    @chaneykane3828 2 месяца назад

    I have bipolar with psychotic features and have experienced much of what people with schizophrenia do. I can trace certain traits back to early childhood that I just never talked about because I didn’t know they were abnormal. I think people are born with conditions like this but they don’t get diagnosed until they get more noticeable.

  • @robertamurphy1124
    @robertamurphy1124 2 года назад +2

    Acid seems to trigger schizophrenia.

  • @Lisalee5469
    @Lisalee5469 6 лет назад +5

    Story similar to my Son's thanks for sharing!

    • @kechia_
      @kechia_ 5 лет назад +1

      Similar to my son as well

  • @PoliticalWeekly
    @PoliticalWeekly 10 лет назад +9

    Well, onset is developing schizophrenia. Patients have remarkable similarities. And they all tend to have onset at 15-25 for men 25-35 for women. Some may have late onset. Ratio of men to women is 12:10 in contrast with depression where women outnumber with a factor of 5) Women have later onset as well as less sever symptoms. Men have earlier onset and more severe symptoms. Men are also more likely to kill themselves. Working hypothesis is Estrogen or brain structure. the truth is we don't know

    • @Mf7d89
      @Mf7d89 5 лет назад

      Thanks Lap for the information.

    • @Angelarc33
      @Angelarc33 Год назад

      I've watched a documentary about a guy who studied this in inmates for 30 years. He finally came to the conclusion that it was indeed spiritual attack. Demons. And the cure was essentially an exorcism and a life with Christ. This would explain the voices ect

    • @silverdweller2809
      @silverdweller2809 6 месяцев назад

      It's good to recognize the trend while understanding that all people don't fall into it. Some doctors think all women are less severe when some women are just as severe. I'm a woman and one of my doctors said I had one of the most severe cases he'd seen. A lot of the meds don't work on mine and I think they were going to call mine treatment resistant when we found Invega.

  • @wifeymaterial77
    @wifeymaterial77 6 лет назад +4

    what medication helped with the voices?

  • @kurlenejohn5463
    @kurlenejohn5463 2 года назад +4

    My heart goes out to Ed 's wonderful family . I can imagine the pain and shock the father felt when he bumped into his son in such state of vagrancy ! I think it was God that made him meet him in that corridor, not fate. They need to consider themselves blessed and lucky...most people with mental illness, disappear from their families for years, without contact. I pray that Ed and family continues to find inner peace and happiness.
    - Sadly, I noticed for many who suffer illness, LONELINESS is also a big factor. I blame the coldness and judgemental ways of our insensitive society for this .

    • @uriituw
      @uriituw Год назад

      Take your religious nonsense elsewhere.

  • @Vic-on5ic
    @Vic-on5ic 2 года назад +1

    Good pictures Jasper!

  • @farooh20
    @farooh20 5 лет назад +3

    Thank you guys you are inspiring to me

  • @kurlenejohn5463
    @kurlenejohn5463 2 года назад +7

    Jasper is so extremely beautiful in physical appearance, almost magical. Is anyone aware of the demonic music he is playing in the background, right before he gets the next psychotic break ?
    - Certain type of music, even certain hights of meditations, can open " DOORS " and channels to the mind, that leads to " madness
    Demonic entity and spirituality as healing , is often overlooked in psychiatry and more effort needs to be made in those fields.

    • @kamyanorville645
      @kamyanorville645 Год назад +1

      This can be a factor most certainly,but as a Christian i have seen both sides,im living the pain of my beautiful God loving child,never listened to secular music,we were careful with what they watched on tv ,only Church family friends and walking in the word ,training them up in the Lord,this did not stop my oldest from being born with Autism and adhd,my youngest who is now 13 diagnosed with epilepsy at 6yrs old suffering with Anxiety ,adhd and diagnosed with Schizophrenia and ocd to add to the list at 12,i understand that some things can be caused by demonic influence but also we do have physical bodies,and Our brains can also have disfunctions like any other organ in our bodies also Chemical imbalances,brain injuries and trauma as well cetain types of infections or encephalitis and certain types seizures can also cause schizophrenia and psycosis,i wish id know these things sooner but i have learned this the hard way and i am living it with Gods help we are surviving,i just caution the Church and the Christian community to educate themselves,sometimes we as Christians tend to Demonize things ,not saying that u are but mental health is such a stigma in the church and u even have some Pastors encourage people not to take psch meds as that has been demonized in some church communities too,calling meds witchcraft,if they knew what is was like to see your child in such distress ,literally lost,hearing voices,screaming that spiders are crawling on them ,feeling or attempting suicide than they would understand that as a parent you will do whatever it takes to get your child bk,to see that smile and laughter they once had,its it hellish nightmare ,i pray for everyone going through this,God bless you

    • @kurlenejohn5463
      @kurlenejohn5463 Год назад +1

      @@kamyanorville645 💗 thank you for sharing your painful, but beautiful story. My heart goes our for you for that pain and illnesses that your children are going through. I pray God gives you the strength to overcome and with therapy, a balanced diet, expertise, play and the best doctors available, that they are healed and improved.
      I can only imagine your pain as a parent, I an so sorry . I pray for peace in your life & healing and happiness .
      You raised some excellent points about the church and mental health, though i have not witnessed such a pattern . Yes, mental health problems and destabilizing of the mind, are real ●
      .● I do believe though that portals and demonic gates are opened through the environment we live in and what we program our minds to listen to & certain places we may visit.
      - Our bodies live with a spirit; Therefore transference of spirits & unresting spirits are realities.
      I do agree with you that mental health should not just be brushed off as illness or devilish.... ● We must keep in mind several dynamics that influence the mind:
      - Nutrition
      - Family dynamics and conflicts
      - Stress , Anxiety , Depression
      - Loneliness .
      - Trauma
      - Abuse
      - unstability
      I pray that your children are healed and that they live long, meaningful lives.
      ((( I bind and cast out that spirit of insanity & suffering upon their lives .))
      I

    • @Angelarc33
      @Angelarc33 Год назад

      ​@@kamyanorville645 God bless you dear

    • @ethandeister6567
      @ethandeister6567 11 месяцев назад

      Music has nothing to do with psychosis risk. In fact, there's a significant association with an overinvestment in religious thought during the prodromal phase of schizophrenia often giving way to delusions of grandeur.
      I've seen one man with the condition who found patterns in english words by assigning numbers to letters (a = 1, b = 2, c = 3, etc.) and looking for words which added up to numbers divisible by three - which he considered to be evidence of god. In the end, none of it is consistent or meaningful but he still believes it to be so. It would be common knowledge if prior religion or something as trivial as music was truly associated with a higher risk for a psychotic break

  • @lorraine3708
    @lorraine3708 Год назад +1

    Is there an update on their current health?

  • @roenamorgan5863
    @roenamorgan5863 2 года назад

    "The Narrative lady,explains',the symptoms of schizophrenia'mental illness:I can most certainly identify with this:I had head trauma at age 9,by losing my balance while walking down a flight of concrete steps,at school one early after'noon.Two years later,I was hearing slow'motion hissing sounds inside my head:A couple symptoms followed,up until 1983; when I realized,that surroundings,people,even my personality had gone from a bright spirited little girl(now age 59),to an introverted,changed,derealized/unreal. . ."3-12-2022'

  • @normamimosa7295
    @normamimosa7295 7 лет назад +12

    Frankly, I wonder what role drugs play in Schizophrenia -- drugs for ADHD and other recreational drugs.

    • @moorooster223
      @moorooster223 6 лет назад +3

      psychs are known to make the onset faster, but won't cause it if you're not prone to it. other than that anything that causes trauma like a bad trip on psychs or deliriants or anything that does major brain damage like meth or crack can contribute to it or make it worse, but it's still rare.

    • @alicefreesia8112
      @alicefreesia8112 5 лет назад +3

      A psychiatrist in the UK wrote an excellent book about this. Sorry I can't think of the title at the moment but you may find it on goodreads. Pot can trigger it!

    • @shadrach6299
      @shadrach6299 5 лет назад +3

      JNK I think heavy drug use can bring on schizophrenia in some cases.

    • @shadrach6299
      @shadrach6299 5 лет назад +3

      Alice Freesia I have read that the synthetic pot can cause really bad delusions. This guy is really helped by the meds. He's one of the lucky ones,

    • @ARasputinaFan
      @ARasputinaFan 5 лет назад +3

      I work with individuals suffering from schizophrenia, and I'd say 75% of them experienced their first symptoms/psychosis after smoking marijuana. Then they made it worse by using more to ease the paranoia, and using acid, etc. Childhood sexual trauma is also a very predominant part of the people I work with's history.

  • @reflectionprogression2210
    @reflectionprogression2210 4 года назад +1

    Great Video

  • @DDavis-mi2cg
    @DDavis-mi2cg 5 лет назад +7

    Ed's family seems not to have been there for him if he didn't receive a diagnosis for ten years.

    • @biblechronicles-bc8857
      @biblechronicles-bc8857 5 лет назад +2

      He was miss diagnosed by the doctor as having ADHD.

    • @kamyanorville645
      @kamyanorville645 Год назад

      Doctors and Psychiatrist are not God,they dont always know whats wrong especially when it comes to children ,Misdiagnoses happen everyday and schizophrenia is hard to diagnose in children ,mental illness manifest so differently for all people because were all different,it happened to son,had him tested several times through out the yrs and they just got it wrong,please be more mindfulnwith your words,u dont know what ppl are going thru,even if u have a child going thru this or similar ,understand everyones journey is different

  • @Melodyloveshorses1
    @Melodyloveshorses1 5 лет назад +7

    Watch the several videos that Cyndi Shannon Weickert has here on you tube. Hormones seem to be a key trigger in adolescents. She is a psychatrist & Biologist & her hubs is a neuroscientists with clinical trial experience. This is their area of expertise. They are in Australia. They also discovered that some ppl don't have as many neuro receptors as they ought to have or that they are damaged. Estrogen tends to provide some protection against this disease. Also, auto immune diseases can be the culprit, or part of the trigger in this disease. She said, in a very short need version, that the brains of schizophrenics are in distress & send out signals (glia & cytokinins) that lay on the brain's blood vessels which cause it to respond & produce a protein in the blood vessels in the brain. This protein attracts immune cells that travel & transmigrated thru these proteins, out of the blood vessels into the parenchyma area of the brain, where neuro receptors are. The immune cells cross the blood-brain barrier. These immune cells, which shouldn't be there, mess up the neuro receptors & transmitters. She talks about angry morphology of the glia cells - that are in distress in the brains of schizophrenics.

    • @Melodyloveshorses1
      @Melodyloveshorses1 5 лет назад

      I did research on this subject for school. It's very interesting. She also discovered (NuRA lab) clinical studies 2 meds to use that are better. One is an osteoporosis med & another is beta1 leuk something. Watch her videos. It's been awhile since I watched them. Hope this helps.

    • @Melodyloveshorses1
      @Melodyloveshorses1 5 лет назад

      PS- I DO believe in God & Lord Jesus. Keep praying & believing. Also seek these 2 scientists out. They are ground breaking pioneers. Cyndi had a twin brother with this disease. She was fine.
      Im happy that God heals- whether by making a chemical work in your brain correctly or by way of your faith & His grace- I'm happy for others. I've been listening to CarsonClicks9002 or something on here. It may prove soothing to you if you are distressed with such things. Try it. Choose one of his scripture readings while you sleep. See if God's Word helps. What's it gonna hurt? ❤ I wish you all God's perfect love & healing.

    • @Melodyloveshorses1
      @Melodyloveshorses1 5 лет назад +1

      Oh! I just remembered I also looked at the brain scans of many individuals with schizophrenia; some really have structural brain abnormalities. It's interesting & understandable that people with these issues would suffer with problems. I think it validates what they're experiencing- but I'm sure they just want to be whole. That brings us back to faith & healing. ❤

  • @josiane1439
    @josiane1439 3 года назад +1

    Thank you for sharing

  • @boblevey
    @boblevey 2 года назад +1

    I love the geometric painting

  • @lisapelland4471
    @lisapelland4471 4 года назад +2

    My 16yr old son diagnosed with autism at 6yrs old has just been diagnosed with schizophrenia too! He's a suicidal and homicidal threat and needs intensive treatment in a locked mental health facility. We're having trouble finding a place to take him. I need help!!!

    • @Tintenfischchen
      @Tintenfischchen 4 года назад +3

      I'm not from the US, but my parents raised three kids with different diagnoses. I have schizoaffective disorder, my twin sister has bipolar disorder and our younger brother has severe autism. My parents often had doubts if they're actually able to raise three very special children. I think that's normal - every good parent worries about not being able to give their children what they need, want and deserve.
      As time moved on, my parents learned a lot about mental health and illness as well as gaining experience in dealing with our specific problems. It was hard, but they did it! Of course with the help of psychiatrists, psychologists, occupational therapists, respite workers (so important!), family and friends.
      Both me and my sister have graduated from university, live with a friend (my sister) or boyfriend (me), have normal jobs (I'm a social worker; my sister is an accountant) and our brother went from being totally non-verbal till the age of 13 to speaking on the level of a second or third grader at age 17. He currently lives in a group home where he is very happy and continues to improve. Both me and my sister as well as our parents often visit him or even take him with us on a short family trip.
      The moral of the story is: stay positive, never give up, don't be too hard on yourself, take one day at a time, don't be afraid to ask for help if needed ....
      ❤️❤️❤️

    • @pedromartin4681
      @pedromartin4681 3 года назад +1

      Violet Heroine ...Wow...very inspiring...

    • @pedromartin4681
      @pedromartin4681 3 года назад +2

      Try Ketamine Health Centers in Miami...They can deal with both autism and the schizophrenia.

    • @Angelarc33
      @Angelarc33 Год назад

      Have you tried an exorcism? Please do! Good bless lass

  • @Billdick360
    @Billdick360 2 года назад +2

    I believe thing that other people don't. People used to get sectioned for their beliefs and they turned out to be true. The powers want you to watch the news and read the paper to control your perceptions.

  • @boblevey
    @boblevey 2 года назад +1

    God Bless you buddy!!!

  • @bleyblackheart2696
    @bleyblackheart2696 6 лет назад +7

    JASPER!!!!!!!! I want to meet u man.

  • @ronaldjorgensen6839
    @ronaldjorgensen6839 10 месяцев назад

    ALWAYS HAD IT VOICES IN MY HEAD BEFOREW I COULD SPEAK MYSELF THEN A FEW TIME I HAD FULL DELUSIONAL FLARE UPS

  • @kathleenmaryalleaume-ross5182
    @kathleenmaryalleaume-ross5182 5 лет назад +2

    Ed's story could be my son's!

  • @patheticentertainmentt.v916
    @patheticentertainmentt.v916 2 года назад

    My voices have told me it's nanotechnology mind control. My symptoms are the same as schitsofrenia, and my voices say it's one of the same. Nanotechnology mind control.

  • @5p674
    @5p674 4 года назад +7

    Love rats on a train!

  • @5p674
    @5p674 4 года назад +4

    In the introduction she says schizophrenia is NOT a split personality, but Jasper says he split into two Jaspers and one tried to kill the other.

    • @Amelia-kq1ck
      @Amelia-kq1ck 4 года назад +7

      5P that was a hallucination. Split personality disorder Is called dissociative identity disorder (DID). I recommend that you research about it as it is very different. 👍

    • @larathexplorer611
      @larathexplorer611 2 года назад +5

      It’s a hallucination, not apart of his personality. A symptom of schizophrenia

  • @marbell7081
    @marbell7081 Год назад +2

    Is this guy ok now?

  • @richiekock8835
    @richiekock8835 3 года назад

    when I have my daily issues .. I think.. I dont have schizo or even worse schizoaffective... I feel good again

  • @iraisteran6554
    @iraisteran6554 5 лет назад +1

    Add the other You Tubers I wrote a remedy there, and it is not against the medical pills.

    • @okterlox0
      @okterlox0 4 года назад

      Irais Teran I do not understand. My 13 yo granddaughter has recently been diagnosed after a 2 week hospitalization for being suicidal- they dumbed her down with too many meds and I don’t feel like that is any viable solution at all

  • @guleet75
    @guleet75 8 месяцев назад +1

    DAMN ! 1 in every 100 !!

  • @NoNo-pd5dd
    @NoNo-pd5dd 4 года назад +2

    It started earlier for me It was before 6 years old. Now that I’m older and have a 11 year old he also started at 5 yearsold

    • @Tintenfischchen
      @Tintenfischchen 4 года назад

      I have schizoaffective disorder and I started seeing shadows and hearing voices in kindergarten (4 or 5 years old), but nobody took it serious at that time, because everyone just thought I had a really big imagination.
      Which is understandable... Having imaginary friends and telling stories that would be considered delusional if an adult told them isn't uncommon at that age and a 'normal' parent usually doesn't even consider the possibility that their child has a serious mental illness like schizophrenia.
      I'm sorry your child seems to have schizophrenia too, but since you have personal experience with the illness, you're probably a lot better equipped to deal with his/her symptoms than the neurotypical healthy mom who knows nothing about schizophrenia.
      I've also read some new studies which stated that the prognosis for schizophrenia isn't as bad as we thought before - it often actually gets better as the patient ages!
      At the same time, therapies and meds are always improving as well, so I think there's a lot of possibilities and lots of room for hopes and dreams, for you as well as for your child ❤️❤️❤️

  • @liisikarppinen9661
    @liisikarppinen9661 4 года назад +1

    I hope this helps meny

  • @samanthawellssamanthawells3473
    @samanthawellssamanthawells3473 4 года назад +2

    I have a mental problem a mental illness but unknown my I hate my I hate my disorder instead of having instead of a real mental health is people to not understand my robe isn't white yeah I'm not get them all the time I'm awake when I have real beds and I know it's crazy but somebody who had schizophrenia don't have Robinsons nobody won't understand

  • @juanrivera6375
    @juanrivera6375 2 года назад

    Edward only boy looked up to his sister wish he had a brother to talk guy things turn to friends peer pressure jock realized they aren't blood relatives narcissm victim

  • @KatJ3st
    @KatJ3st 4 года назад +1

    Is this guy still ok? He looks like he could attempt suicide in the future....

  • @bradwyse7299
    @bradwyse7299 10 месяцев назад

    OK 👍

  • @htg09
    @htg09 5 лет назад

    90s

  • @samanthawellssamanthawells3473
    @samanthawellssamanthawells3473 4 года назад

    I have to what day you're hurting your head

  • @ricdavid7476
    @ricdavid7476 3 года назад +4

    yup listening to satanic music is going to help the disease i dont think

    • @marbell7081
      @marbell7081 Год назад +1

      I agree. Can't imagine he listens to this weird music

  • @ZoranSandorov
    @ZoranSandorov 9 месяцев назад +1

    According to this,we are all have schisophrenia.The power of now book can relate to this

  • @ZoranSandorov
    @ZoranSandorov 9 месяцев назад

    What is the name of the medicine?HELP!!!!!!!

  • @ZoranSandorov
    @ZoranSandorov 9 месяцев назад

    You both have hair,be bold and have this hell,i am brave