MY SHOCKING NEW BIPOLAR DIAGNOSIS // Dysphoric Mania // Mixed Episode // Bipolar 1 vs. Bipolar 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- As a mental health advocate who is working to end the stigma of mental health, I want to share my new bipolar diagnosis with you. I thought I had bipolar 2, so this news was a shock to me! If you want to learn about bipolar depression, mania, or dysphoric mania, keep watching! Be sure to like the video and subscribe to my channel for more content like this!
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Thank you so much for taking the time to share your story about living with Bipolar Disorder! We need more people doing this. Hope you continue and best of luck on your journey 😊☀️
-Rob, Polar Warriors Bipolar Support
Thank you so much! I agree with you, we need more people who are speaking up to bring about awareness. Wishing you the best!
The Mindful Minimalist When you have time, take a look at what I’m doing to advocate for bipolar disorder with my channel :-)
@@PolarWarriors Wow, what does it take for Polar Warriors to discover your channel?
Being Better Hi! So glad I saw this comment. I just subscribed to your channel also to show my support 😊😊☀️☀️
-Rob
@@PolarWarriors I love Polar Warriors, thank you!
My psychologist said I had bipolar 1 at first, because I had just had an intense manic episode. We quickly realized I wasn’t having full-blown manic episodes, but the reason I had it so intense that time was from the SSRI I was on before I was diagnosed. So I have bipolar 2.
That makes perfect sense. Antidepressants are known to do that. All the more reason why proper diagnosing of bipolar is important.
The Mindful Minimalist yup!
Thank you for this, 6 years later. I was diagnosed with the same a few months ago.
Thank you for breaking it down for us.
It's my honor. I'm happy to be able to share.
Wow! thank you, I didn't know this either. Thank you for breaking it down, my heart just dropped. I can relate.
I just got a new diagnosis added on top of Bipolar 2 with Anxiety Disorder. So now its: Here we go... Bipolar 2 with ADHD and comorbidities of Anxiwty Disorder and Rejection Sensativity Dysphoria. I'm a casserole of screwed up.
this is exactly what my doctor told me today. it feels so stranger and i just cant believe it
Thank you so much for sharing your experience!
Life is hard. Life with Bipolar is harder
Hey! Someone else with dysphoric mania!
I would give anything to be euphoric the whole time I'm manic.
Like a car with no breaks. Racing thoughts, amplified senses, and fast talking. I get going so fast, the only way to slow down is panic attacks. Not fun.
Wow...Just found your channel...It caught my eye...This sounds like me...Im depressive-anxious at any given time...My Dr has me on Lexapro and Xanax...But Mixed Mania sounds more like what I have..Thanks...!
You should maybe try talking with your doctor about it. I had to before I got my diagnosis finally. I hope my channel helps! :)
Do you have bipolar 1 or 2? Did you ever struggle to accept your diagnosis?
Hi just subscribed, hope your doing well. I have bipolar 1. I love your video and can relate. Peace
@@paulflint6254 Thank you for the subscribe! I'm doing better at the moment. I appreciate your concern. It's nice to "meet" someone in similar shoes.
@Brandon Barrick Thank you for sharing! I appreciate it!
@Brandon Barrick Thank you. I'm proud of you for speaking up! We don't have to go through this alone.
my psychiatrist just tells me i have bipolar but doesn’t specify what type i am: confusion
The hospital didn't say whether I have bipolar I or II.
My psychiatrist did, but I've heard that not all do. It's just a classification based on your symptoms of mania. At the end of the day, it's all bipolar.
@@themindfulminimalist2567 I might have type I, because I had psychosis at the time. I only became bipolar after my children were born, so that's also hard to diagnose. I don't have to take meds now. You can see my videos about my experience on my channel.
@@BeingBetter Thank you for sharing! It's definitely worth talking to a doctor about.
My sis was diagnosed with bipolar back in 2012. She was on meds for almost 2 yrs.also she was suffering with hypothyroidism.then we stopped her medication except the thyroid medication.now after 8 yrs she got hit with manic attack again & she attacked my mom. She wasn't under depression but still she got hit with manic attack.she could see mirror images & think herself as a powerful person, these were her symptoms. She is fine now, but i was wondering how many years will she undergo treatment.her doctor said she will be under 2 yrs treatment.what after that? Whats your story? Are you totally dependent on meds?
Wow! I am so sorry to hear that for her. Each person's journey is different. I know of people who felt better after their first medications, and I've also had a psychiatrist say it can take 7 years to find the right one.
@@themindfulminimalist2567last 8 yrs she jst had 2 episodes and since last 6 yrs she wasn't on medications.will the doctor keep experimenting for next 2 yrs.is she fit to do a regular job?she looks okay now, jst bit of drowsiness.
@@shekharc3213 That is only something a doctor can answer. I'm sorry.
No offense but the eyes give it away. I knew a girl like this.
Can you elaborate? I'm genuinely curious as to what you mean.
well my boyfriends pupils get so displayed and it’s very scary .. yours are not scary in this video i am not sure what this person means lol
Yeah the eyes def get dilated