Xanthe thank you for uploading. I’m sorry to hear about your low mood. I myself am struggling with this after experiencing psychosis. Your channel is very helpful for someone like me so I hope you keep it up. Much love ❤
Xanthe, Thank you for showing us what bipolar disorder can look like and describing it. I have a former loved one who was recently diagnosed and I am struggling understanding what is going on and why he is behaving the way he does. This has helped me understand better. He still calls me evil, and will never want me around again, but now I understand better whaat is going on due to your videos. Thank you. I’m not evil, and he isn’t either- I wish I could be more helpful to him.
@@Mrvelous_Israel glad it is helpful, even though I don't like recording video when vulnerable. I tend to self-isolate. Have been guilty of blurting out hurtful words at times (tends to be a combination of triggered PTSD plus mood episode).
@@BipolarCourage I can see how that would be a difficult combination to cope with. You’re doing amazing things. You are valuable, and again. It really helped me step outside of my own hurt and see the situation from a different perspective. I’m holding you in my thoughts ❤️
Xanthe thank you for uploading. I’m sorry to hear about your low mood. I myself am struggling with this after experiencing psychosis.
Your channel is very helpful for someone like me so I hope you keep it up.
Much love ❤
@@lXxNaTaNxXl thank you. I don't like uploading when extra vulnerable, yet is also captures what it is like.
Thank you for the video..
Xanthe,
Thank you for showing us what bipolar disorder can look like and describing it. I have a former loved one who was recently diagnosed and I am struggling understanding what is going on and why he is behaving the way he does.
This has helped me understand better. He still calls me evil, and will never want me around again, but now I understand better whaat is going on due to your videos. Thank you. I’m not evil, and he isn’t either- I wish I could be more helpful to him.
@@Mrvelous_Israel glad it is helpful, even though I don't like recording video when vulnerable. I tend to self-isolate. Have been guilty of blurting out hurtful words at times (tends to be a combination of triggered PTSD plus mood episode).
@@BipolarCourage I can see how that would be a difficult combination to cope with. You’re doing amazing things. You are valuable, and again. It really helped me step outside of my own hurt and see the situation from a different perspective. I’m holding you in my thoughts ❤️
@@Mrvelous_Israel thank you. I know when I have said hurtful things (not that often), it's usually to try get someone to back off.