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Loving the video. Love the shout-out to a friend. It's always nice to share what they're doing and what they're accomplishing. Keep up the good work. 👌🏽

I know it states to not share the video, but do you mind if I send it to a particularly struggling spoonie friend of mine (and just them)? I really think they need to hear this message. Of course, you can say no, that's completely fine and within your rights to do so, and I won't be upset at all if you do. Thank you for the kind words and reassurance, I very much needed that today. - Kimmi.

Love the fact that you CC and provide full transcripts! This channel is accessibility-R-us! We have DID, as well as an autoimmune disease that affects our liver. As comorbidities of that, we also have ADHD, Ulcerative Colitis, Chronic Pain, and Suspected BPD and Autism Spectrum Disorder. We often use mobility aids to get around, which I can say is quite a pain when you have a wheelchair that's unable to get around smoothy. I'm also diagnosed with Panic Disorder and Depression, and mental-health wise have kept silent about it for a long time. It's only during the following years, when my physical state deteriorated, that I began to seek help regarding everything that goes on inside. We have so many stories regarding getting around with our disabilities that it's a little ridiculous, but we're keeping on keeping on. - Kimmi

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This was such an honest video and it's really interesting to see how this process works :)

Changing your name can be super affirming. But also difficult. I'd love to hear about your experiences with changing your name.

This was a great introduction to your channel :)

Do you have any book recommendations for me to read in upcoming months? I'm eager to hear your suggestions

So my life has basically been that I'm neurodivergent enough to receive accomodations in school/feel weird in a way I can't quite describe/have poor mental health, but not enough for a specific diagnosis. I've felt really conflicted about it for a long time. I've suspected for a few years that I have ADHD, and I went to get tested recently, but was unable to obtain a diagnosis, so now I'm not sure if my perception of my own experience is realistic :/ What I do know: I have general and social anxiety (and did actually just get that diagnosed) which affects me a lot. And I have a phobia of bees, which I'm hoping to do exposure therapy for come summer. It prevents me from going outside unless it's absolutely vital, in which case I'll anxiously run out the door and try to get it over with as quickly as possible. My goal is to have a picnic at the end of summer 2019 without panicking the whole time, but any progress short of that would still mean so much to me.

Your productivity does not define your worth as a person. I see you. You are valid and loved.

What are your experiences with mental illness? Do you have similar experiences to me or something completely different? Please feel free to share your experiences here.

This book has been on my radar for a while now. I saw the movie years ago, and when I learned it was a book I was intrigued. So it's officially on the list of 1000 ish books I want to read lol. Have you ever seen the movie? It's pretty awesome.

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Really appreciate the cc! Looking forward to more content :)

Super excited for your channel!! ✨