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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- A woman who claims she suffers from extreme PTSD after being possessed and then exorcised of demons has a PTSD episode on Dr. Phil's stage.
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My name is Phil too
Freaking disgusting programme!!
"Dr" Phil is a hack!
Tired of seeing snippets of shows! Put full episodes online! Just makes me very rarely watch and never share.
God she’s so brave PTSD is a real illness this has to be spoken about more us people with platforms need to talk about this
@@ethanhinterman7235
I am so sorry for your experience.
Just know that it is not your fault, you can't be blamed for her actions, it was her choice, and we can never understand why anyone would choose to kill themselves.
being that the U.S. is an individualistic country(me, I), people are more prone to exaggerate the fact "they" went through it and "they" hurt and "I" hurt instead of realizing to accept that WE as humans go through an unfair existence and just keep marching on. Acceptance is a great medicine and anything resembling self-pity is a poison.
@Ryan Crump
I think people kill themselves for various reasons. But yeah, not being happy or content with their life, is probably the biggest factor...
@Ryan Crump
I think people do feel trapped tho.. And believe that dying is the only way out..
But I want everyone to know, that you can make the necessary changes to make sure you live a life that makes you happy..
Mostly people should get out of cities and high stress situations/jobs, take some time to reflect and figure out what makes them feel so sad, lonely and misaligned.
Then work towards the things that make you feel better.
I am currently working on paying down my mortgage, so that I get the freedom to move, and can keep my place as a rent out, and by that, have enough money to pay for a slower, simpler lifestyle.
To be free to move somewhere warmer, so I don't have to deal with cold weather month after month.. (Norway)
I am so sick and tired of being cold/freezing all day long..
@@ethanhinterman7235 I am so so sorry. And I hope your family and you yourself of course are okay. :(❤️
I appreciate how calm Dr Phil was during her attack and supportive when she came out of the attack. I have PTSD myself and it's a real struggle. She's lucky she can actually talk right after an attack. I usually end up going mute for 12-24hrs after one of mine.
Check dr phill accused videos I was soo shocked he should be punished
@@tomholland949 is it in relation to Danielle bhad babie story about what happened in those "homes" to help like....troubled teenagers?
What's the difference between a severe ptsd attack and a grandma seizure? They appear the same, except seizures vary in length.
@@lesleymbuyikayembe7553 one of my friends was on dr phil and went to one of those awful troubled youth industrial complex places thanks to it.... one that had kids die, CCA
@@bobbibbidy4544 during a grandmal seizure you are unconscious. You’re not unconscious during a ptsd attack.
Also, personally I think a ptsd attack is more similar to a panick attack rather than a grandmal seizure. But that’s just what I think personally.
Ptsd is for real and people need understanding
People need to understand that it is more serious than they think
Yeah true people are arrogant about it because they dont experience it ,I dont experience it but I sure as well known its real
Yea but demons aren't real. Once you realize you didn't pick Jesus rather the country you were born into did just like if you were born in an Islamic country then Jesus is the enemy as he is a false god per the quran. Yes. PTSD is real if it involves real trauma. "Demons" are mental illess and Phil said as much using kid gloves and I know PTSD. I've been to bush's wars and lost friends and few yrs ago I got ambushed in my own front yard by neighbors 2 pitbulls who ripped my leg open and now I have panic attacks going from my truck to my front door. I now make that 20ft walk with a Walther in my hand.
Also, funny how she had a PTSD attack as they came back from the break & resumed filming
my question is why dr phil is uploading this to youtube and exploiting someone’s ptsd to make money off it
@@teacup6846 Greed
Worked with kids with severe trauma and PTSD. That behavior she exhibited is something I've seen. She needs long term help, not quick fixes.
Scary. You work with these people and can't spot someone that's faking. Watch the full episode. It's so obvious.
@@lolasmom5816 she isn’t faking. Like how do you fake a locked jaw?
@@lolasmom5816 Man I forgot humans have snake jaws who can just pop them in and out of place.
@@lolasmom5816 scary. You think you’re a professional.
I agree. This woman needed proper help, not to be brought onto a TV show for our entertainment.
I've noticed alot of people who are overly sensitive with emotions usually suffer from ptsd anxiety depression mostly mental disorders. Also have noticed that many are very apologetic helpful and over think everything. Show more empathy and understanding for others.
Because I'm one of those people but I've broken the being over apologetic finally and beat depression. I am constantly analyzing the world around me this is merely just a simple observation.
Several drug addicts are actually suffering from (un)diagnosed PTSD,& self medicate themselves.And some are very sensitive ppl.Creative,deep thinkers etc.Some are idots/assholes too,basically like rest of the society
As a person that suffers from anxiety. It is true we are VERY sensitive,helpful,caring and all. I just Thank God mine has calmed down a bit don't have attacks as I once did.
@@dherrod9097 Glad you're doing better🌺Best wishes🙏🏼Post traumatic stress syndrom is horrible, a bit fascinating too,how it all works.Fear never lies.Anxiety always do.🤲🏼🦋
@Rory Rooster lmao
I suffer from bipolar disorder and ptsd due to a brain injury. Thank you for saying this it truly does help us feel better about ourselves
I honestly thought she was faking it, then I saw her jaw popped. The human brain is a fascinating piece of machinery. It's like she's reliving whatever trauma that scarred her. Being trapped in that loop must be terrifying.
This is a reminder that we cannot always perceive another's suffering as we would like to. It's a lesson in itself.
Lol she was faking dont be fooled
I thought so too
Me too.
@@lennarthagen3638 How does one fake having a locked jaw? It's incredibly painful and no sane or insane person would be able to inflict that level of discomfort on themselves.
I have PTSD, but I have never had an episode like this before. I can't imagine how much more stressful it might be.
It's called PNES. Unfortunately I have it and it happens when you go untreated for mental health
Thats because this is not ptsd utter shite bs
Hopefully it's a fun episode.
@@E.N.DNetwork BAHAHAHAHA
@@E.N.DNetwork KEFE PALANGI
I can’t imagine having to unclench my jaw everytime after an episode where your anxiety is already at such a high, I can’t imagine how exhausting that must’ve been for her
For me, it’s actually more painful to unclench my jaw than when it’s clenched. I hate it. Mine doesn’t manifest exactly like this woman does, but I have episodes where it appears like a normal panic attack, or I go..blank. For hours. I get so disoriented. I’ll stare at the wall blank for 45 minutes straight. I can’t think. It feels like I’m simultaneously outside my own body but at the same time it’s like I can feel myself as this substance within the shell of my body. Like I almost think as if “I’m” my substance and being, but my body is just a shell. There’s an odd separation there that is hard to explain and even I struggle to understand it when I’m not in that mindset. It’s bizarre.
@@BMarie774 nasa are liars
The amount of cracked teeth I currently have due to this. It’s such a sad thing to deal with
I grind my teeth a LOT, but its on a regular basis, even from small amounts of stress. Its nowhere like in the video though. Not even close.
I have PTSD and when I’m having a flashback, sometimes I have PNES type response which is “psychogenic non epileptic seizures”. I hate when people call them pseudo seizures because it’s very real to me. I get brain fog, everything goes black, I cannot respond and afterwords I am so tired I need to take a nap for an hour. It sucks and it kills me when people say it’s fake or I’m faking.
PTSD affects everyone differently and we need understanding and treatments not criticism and mocking.
Oh also you don’t need to be in the military or have served to get PTSD. A car accident, abuse, or any other traumatic event can cause it. Please people think before you speak.
Sending so much love 🙏💙may you get the support and compassion you deserve 🙏✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨
Sending lots of hugs and I'm praying for you ♥️&💡
Thank you! Same
lol pnes
@@vp9549 for your own sake I hope you or any of your loved ones ever has a mental illness or any type of disability that needs basic understanding and care. I hope that you do however learn to have patience and educate yourself instead of making ignorant and arrogant comments mocking someone’s disability.
Have a good day and Bless you! 😊
This is a seizure linked to PTSD. I'm so glad I didnt get these. Just regular flashbacks
same
I have pseudo seziures due to PTSD.
I hope you’re okay, I can’t imagine what it’s like. But remember you deserve nothing but the best.
Omg. I’ve been suffering with these for months and had so many tests and all they say is “you don’t have epilepsy”
I've seen awful, full-blown seizures and that didn't look like one to me. I could be wrong, but she came out of it really quickly. The poor woman I used to try to help would fall to the ground, shake violently, bite her tongue and then when the symptoms passed, she would be confused for a good while.
He is so right… being a veteran “PTSD” is very real I Did DBT treatment it changed my life feelings aren’t facts ❤️
Thank you for your service
Thank you for your service
❤❤❤
DBT? Or CBT? What's DBT?
This gives me so much hope. I wasn’t a vet, I was severally abused throughout childhood in different forms, riddled me with adult night terrors and PTSD where I’ve embarrassingly had triggers in public before too. As well as public anxiety attacks where I hyperventilate and can’t talk or breath. Started therapy over a month ago and we’re just now starting DBT, I have so much hope thank you. And thank you for your service ❤️
Everyone running to her aid & the silence / respect for her was so beautiful ❤
I’m so glad that even though they are in a disagreement, the other two still came to help her through her episode. I’m also glad to see everyone in the comments being incredibly kind and understanding. If anyone goes through or has gone through what this woman does, you are incredibly brave and I hope you have a great support system around you to help you through the trauma ❤️
kind words
Did he just open comments on all videos?
Yes he did
Yeah
@Leonora Zeneli hahah that made me laugh
@Leonora Zeneli I know right 😂
@Leonora Zeneli I think they were asking if comments were allowed on all of the Dr. Phil videos and not just if this video had the comments turned on.
I like how he didn’t bash religion. Didn’t expect him too tho he’s a very understanding person.
Its expected since he's from the south. Lot of religion nutjobs there.
@@ThornyRoseV my mom included
Why would he if he’s religious himself?
phil is religious so idky he'd bash religion
Dr Phil is a Christian man, and takes faith very seriously.
While it is incredibly sad to see someone suffering, I am so glad she is seeking help. I am also glad that this show can be used as a platform to educate others about issues in a safe environment, and that they do all that they can to help and heal. Thank you for coming on the show, and thank you Dr. Phil by teaching us what you know.
It’s not a safe environment. And he doesn’t even have a medical or physiology license anymore.
@@futura7394 What do you mean? Where did you hear this?
@Beetle Juice fan I'm afraid I cant rely on your statement as fact because really that's just an opinion and you can't speak for everyone. I personally have learned a lot about psychological issues from him.
@Beetle Juice fan While I respect your opinion, I still can't rely on that as fact.
He’s not a real doctor. He’s just an entertainer. Look it up.
That gaw crack made me shudder, god I prase her for that.
jaw
@@mikewazowskiii Nope. It’s “gaw crack” from now on.
Jaw
@@cincinnatislider silly
“This is very real…to you” is Dr. Phil’s version of “bless your heart”
PTSD is so brutal. It's a terrible disorder. Bless her heart and good job to her care takers there.
Anyone out there struggling, know you are loved and have support
She has seizures! That's exactly what happens to me during a seizure, my jaw dislocates too, it has to be snapped back while I'm sedated! I do also have PTSD, but my episodes happen in my sleep, stuck in a horrible nightmare, not able to move & I stop breathing at times! (Sleep paralysis)
I had seizures as teen. My heart goes out to you.
when you stop breathing while sleeping thats called sleep apnea, not paralysis
We thought for 20 years my son had epilepsy, diagnosed at two. At 20 the head of a very large hospital Neurology Department said they are PNES. My son has always had normal EEG's but he could have events every two hours or more. Now I think they are PTSD, but trying to convince him is very difficult. CBD Hemp oil has helped him so much. We got tired of failing drugs for so many years.
That poor women. I hope she’s doing fine now and getting the help she needs.
What she is experiencing is called a pseudo seizure!Many people all around the world have these,who have been through some kind of traumatic experience or experiences in they're lives,but they are not neurological in nature but psychosematic!Hers are actually very mild compared to ones I've experienced off and on over last 20 years or so,but they are dayly,several times,where mine are all over the nowhere near that!There is no real explenation as to what actually happens biologically,but these are so much more common then people realize,and there is a direct connection with trauma!Thus,treating the PTSD is key in curing these!I know for me it's been the case,the more emotional and psychological healing I experience,the less they have become over the course of my adult life,and I'm still on that healing journey, for I've experienced multiple traumas,mostly as a child but also some in my adult life!But I will now go a year or even more without one so there is hope😊
I experience this too. It’s so nice to know i’m not alone. I just wish you didn’t have to suffer from this problem. You are so strong! Thank you for posting this comment :)
@@courthebrave It's apparently the body's way of attempting to prevent a traumatic memory or emotion!you're very welcome,you are a string one too,mighty warrior💞
Thank you for the explanation! Stay strong.
I don't get seizures but I pass out randomly because of ptsd its so exhausting definitely because its not a medical thing but mental
@@Gavari55 oh wow,I've passed out too,from severe panic attacks!Glad to hear I'm not alone in that one as well!
People without PTSD will never understand
I do
Never been to a war zone
But I was at the George Floyd protests in Minneapolis
The smoke the National guard
The riot officers
Even had my car stolen
I get flashbacks and it sucks
Thats true i try my best but i will probably never understand how it feels and i kinda hope i never get to experience it
We can understand it intellectually and even emotionally, but you're right, we can never understand it fully without experiencing it. Just like someone who lost a child. (I have). People can sympathize and imagine how hard it is, but never to the extent that a mother who has lost a child does.
I appreciate people who at least care about ptst or the loss of a child, etc.
But just don't shut them out because they haven't experienced it firsthand..
I live with PTSD,Anxiety and hyperventilating and severe depression... for years and I still try to find the right help..
Exactly 😣
This is what you call histrionic psychosomatic response. It is very real to her and her body but it’s driven by other psychological issues and until she gets to those issues and resolves them this will continue. I feel sorry for her & the family having to deal with it but the complex nature and dynamics of that family play a huge role in this. I hope they can identify and resolve those underlying dynamics so she can return to a healthy life.
YES, EXACTLY
I hate the word hysterical.
@@CRT677 Typo, it’s histrionic, sorry about that.
This is a PNES episodes a non epileptic seizure. It's triggered by severe anxiety or emotional response to a situation due to PTSD or CPTSD (childhood PTSD) I have both. I have been dealing with these tilypes of seizures for several years now. Medication does help, but therapy to help heal from what caused the trauma in the first place and learning how to release it from my life, has been extremely beneficial. I would like to see the full episode of this segment. My heart goes out to the woman. Trauma is an SOB. It takes time to heal, but we can recover.
I have epileptic and non epileptic seizures, their saying u need therapy...how has it helped u and did they make u take anti deppresstns
No one:
My TH-cam Recommended: Here, watch someone experience PTSD, hope you like it! :)
stfu
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Why make a joke out of it tho
@@isabellaw3151 calm down. It’s not like they’re making fun of it, they are basically saying they weren’t expecting something like this to pop up like god Dayummmm 🚶🏽
@@isabellaw3151 who said it was a joke
0:48 I see a wolf in the background 😳😳😳
Bruh😂I see it too
wtfffffffffff this gave me a heartattack
I have panic attacks, not exactly PTSD, but I can relate to the feeling she feels, helplessness, anxiety, adrenaline, it’s horrible.
Panic attacks have many causes but PTSD is a part of it. I am finally accessing EMDR sessions, and I am finding them very helpful. Not making a recommendation, just sharing my experience.
I am so sorry. I have panic attacks, too. Mine are so severe they are disabling to the point where I cannot function. You're absolutely right when you say they are horrible. It's really hard to explain to others just how bad it is, isn't it? Prayers that you get some relief soon. Hang in there and God bless you.
I have OCD which is another type of anxiety. I sometimes have anxiety attacks too. It sucks.
She’s unique and special ❤️ I’m sorry for her that she has to go through this no one deserves this much 💗 💗 💕 💕 xx
The look on her husbands face really got to me and I love that he whispered 'Just take a minute'. I'm sure I ain't alone when saying this but how awful is that feeling when there's nothing you can do to help your partner in that moment, you just have to wait until its over. Its horrible!
I don't have it to this extreme .. but I deal with often bad panic attacks (due to trauma as a child/teen ) where I cannot speak or hear outside of the loud ringing in my ear and I shake so bad for over an hour .. I have insane anxiety and it has ran my life for so long ... but .my husband has broke down and has said numerous times exactly what you just said...he can't help me .. and it tears him up. I feel so guilty for even making him see me have an episode bc I don't want him to feel that.
@@cchastee0614 Hey Christa, I'm really sorry to hear that and what you have to endure as a result of childhood trauma. I won't say that I understand because personally I didn't experience any form of trauma as a kid, I do however provide support to children and older teenagers who have been exposed to trauma. It's a tough fight for those wee one's and I do my best to help them and encourage them to never give up!
It's easier said than done but you shouldn't feel guilty for something that you had no control over. That's not your fault at all. It's clear how much your husband loves you and who wants to keep you safe.
Do you have any sort of strategy to follow when you do experience these panic attacks?
My apologies if that's rude to ask, I understand that's a very personal question to ask.
Im so glad my flashbacks arent like this. I tend to just stare as i remember, but they can lead to panic attacks very easily
Yes, unless one suffers from this like we do, they will never really understand.
My flash backs happen when instances happen that look, sound like or smell like what happened to cause the trauma in the first place. The episode causes me to lose time and current memory of what is going on atm something triggers the flashback.
Is a horrible way to live life especially since I have 6 kids and a total of 11 grandchildren.
I have “staring flashbacks”, but I’ve also had full blown blackouts during a few of mine. I have no idea what I said or did during them… I “woke up” to my kids screaming at me… It was terrifying for them and me.
I’m separated from them and my husband while I work on my CPTSD symptoms. I was rapidly losing the ability to care for them and even myself.
I have also had full body cramps and sleep paralysis, but I usually would wake up unable to move and couldn’t get a deep breath.
I ended up doing EMDR for my PTSD and it’s helped a lot. I don’t have episodes like this although sometimes it can make me extremely lightheaded and kind of faint. Typically I just stare when I have a flashback.
After suffering for 20 years I recently attempted EMDR. It's helping. Very subtly, but I a starting to function and set clear boundaries rather than melt down in panic attacks. It's been a very peaceful 6 months. I'm so grateful and glad I gave it a try.
I was having EMDR until my Therapist retired January 2020. Now the NHS cannot provide me with the treatment as there are no trained therapists in our area and I cannot afford to pay for private treatment.
It was working and I was feeling better, but that 12 months work is now worth nothing.
It's high time the UK Government started funding Mental Health Services properly.
I’ve been doing EMDR also.
My therapist wants me to do EMDR but I'm frightened to do it :(
@haleyford3472, how are you doing now? Did the EMDR help you?
I’m happy she went to get help. This woman is so brave.
I suffer from Anxiety, depression, Pseudoseizures, and PTSD all from physical abuse from two separate relationships I was in. Its absolutely horrible and the people that don't have it don't know and don't understand. It sucks so bad!
You're going to be okay...know that you're loved. Do what makes you happy and take your time to heal yourself. I have anxiety and I always like to heal myself through nature...taking a brisk walk or finding beauty in a blade of grass or a flower petal. Spend more time with your loved ones and find yourself a good partner because you deserve it!
I want to know more, I suffered years of physical and mental abuse and attempted murder, I never understood my seizure like instances
I have CPTSD, I completely understand the pain you feel constantly. You never feel like you can be truly happy. It feels like it’ll never go away
@Mirko yeah that's not how it works..
Same here I also have CPTSD, I was abused physically and emotionally during childhood. I was also bulied at school bc i had undiagnosed autism and adhd. I'm 15 years old and 1.5 years in recovery from CPTSD and Bulimia. It has been a hard road. I completely understand PTSD and CPTSD are scary and horrible.
I believe my CPTSD was caused by my 6 years of abuse.
I also believe my Bulimia was caused by my 6 years of being bullied.
I would say I'm definitely in remission from Bulimia
CPTSD I'm not yet in remission but in recovery
So yeah I completely understand and I'm so sorry.
I’ve read some of these comments and I’m so happy that people are being so compassionate to her!! It’s hard having PTSD!! And no one gets that unless you go through it or has a loved one that goes through it!! It’s awful and it’s NOT funny or fun and it’s sad that people are so easily judged!!!
Literally crying at how intense her psychological pain is
I have PTSD & have never had an episode like this. This seems more like a seizure than PTSD.
It was totally fake. Watch the full episode. Shes thriving off the attention shes getting.
@@lolasmom5816 yes! The people in her life are completely enabling her. Did you see her look around when he said this isn’t even in the top 100? And I’ve locked my jaw-that’s not the sound it makes. Probably part of a crazy cultist church too
@@lolasmom5816 I thought exactly the same. I have episodes like this and it can be days before I'm able to verbally communicate. X
@@lolasmom5816 yep 100% fake.
I get nightmares and daymares with my ptsd. God bless that poor lady.
Me tooooo
I am diagnosed with PTSD due to my tours. I get my visitors as well. This lady has serious PTSD, to the point of locking her jaw up, poor woman, I wish her the best.
@Jason Voorhees its gonna be ok❤❤❤
@Jason Voorhees i perfectly understand ❤
@Jason Voorhees never doubt your strength. You are an amazing person. Promise me you womt give up🥰❤
@Jason Voorhees if you ever need a listening ear hmu on ig @tannadaqueen
@Jason Voorhees I hope you get the help you need to handle your PTSD, don't be too proud to reach out for help, I'm stubborn but was sick of having panic attacks and night scares. Please talk to someone, and know you are loved.
“I understand this is very real… for you”
As much as I appreciate the discussion-I have had PTSD for 20 years-you do not "snap" out of it in two minutes. It can take the whole day, or DAYS even... if a flashback becomes involved, it is like being instantly thrust into another reality-- and days and nights of hypervigilance follow, you are TERRIFIED of ever "slipping" away again.....this is no joke, and I feel like this is actually demeaning TRUE PTSD, and the people who are truly suffering. I am sure she has some anxiety, but PTSD is a different ballgame. She needs thereapy, yes, for her need to always be seeking attention using frightful, extreme and false behavior.
Exactly... She does not have ptsd. As you said, ptsd can last a day or even days. With flash backs, anxiety and don't have a realistic perspective of the situation.
Hers is fake and she only does it for attention. She does of course need help for that. But it is important to diagnose her right.
I feel like the exorcisms give her like a placebo effect.
this breaks my heart :( she’s so strong
I have convulsing fainting spells (mini seizures) bc of ptsd and it’s really scary when you body just shuts down like that, before I was diagnosed I had an episode with my friends and they thought I was dying. PTSD needs to be talked about more it’s still really only associated with veterans and it affects soooo many more people
Those glances at 2:15 sure look to me like "he isn't buying our BS"
It hit me she was thinking, "I wonder if they're buying this."
I agree with him-proper treatment and medication instead of believing she’s possessed by a demon
Most forms of anxiety are caused by dysfunctional families..
Bull! Who told you that? That's not true at all!
@@billmcloven9607 you don’t need to be told that to know it
And this one is very enabling
It's so sad :(
God bless that sweet young lady prayers to the high
I have PTSD, and have been around numerous people with it. Everything else seems right along with an episode, but the seizures are rare to me; haven’t seen that. Have seen and experienced shaking, but not to this degree and severity. Amazing how everyone goes through the same diagnosis in their own way
I have cptsd always trying to raise awareness God love this woman so brave talking on tv
I have PTSD. Everybody’s episodes are so different. I know personally for me, anytime a male raises his voice/hands, I flinch and cower. Becoming intimate in romantic relationships is also extremely difficult; I never look at my partner and I never keep my eyes open. I have to be on medicine for my PTSD. It’s absolutely debilitating. My anxiety skyrockets and I’m left shaking and crying in a ball for a few hours.
Sending so much love I'm so sorry 🙏💟💟💟💟💟💟💟💟💟💟💟💟
I know how you feel as I go thru the same. Many hugs and much love to you my dear 🙂🤗😘
I don’t even have relationships. Haven’t been on a date since I got away from my ex
I do the same, my heart starts pounding and knees start shaking...You are a Queen and DO NOT ALLOW ANYONE in your life from now on who does not treat you as nothing but a 👑👸
Feels bad 🗿hopes she gets better soon.
After reading the comments I never realized so many people suffered from ptsd. Breaks my heart. Prayers for all of them. 🙏🏻
They don't. We have an epidemic of attention seekers these days.
I was diagnosed with PTSD finally at 15 and I've had a lot of horrible panic attacks but I've never had one like this. What's crazy is I've suffered from severe tmj to the point of surgery, shots in my face for some relief, all kinds of stuff for the pain. Bad tmj all I could do is hang my jaw and try to sleep sitting up bc of the pain being so bad. A lot of cases of my jaw locking like that and for the first time I may finally have an answer I need to speak to someone about! Wow! For years tons of drs couldn't figure out why my jaws were so bad! That attack looked horrible and I hope you are feeling better. It's been over twenty years and I've been years without an attack and then they'll start up again out of no where it seems sometime but definitely talk to someone. That always seemed to help for me. If it wasn't for the healing I received in my face for my jaws I wouldn't still be here. Sending prayers!
0:16 that jaw's click damn
Yeah damn 😖
I used to have PTSD, didn't have psychosomatic seizures but I did have nightmares. It's AWFUL. Thankfully psilocybin helped me (be careful folks)
That is a seizure. I have witnessed several ppl have them and it's scary. Stress can trigger them, anxiety can trigger them and this woman needs a brains scan asap
That looks awful! I've fainted before and it's pretty terrible too!
Dang the comments are open!
Water is wet
I suffer from PTSD and last year I had the most severe attack and this same thing happened to me muscles uncontrollable twitches and ur body completely tense usually with or without hyperventilation I normally pass out before it gets this bad. It's scary bc i dont have any medicine to help cope when having an episode. I'm scared next time I'll have a seizure bc the last time felt like I was in one or going into a seizure I couldnt vision and hearing went blank once I started hyperventilating than I tensed up couldnt speak think properly really disoriented 30mins later finally subsided but I felt really weak drained I had a friend take me to ER to get checked out. Bc I dont have insurance csnt afford it or I'd go get the medicine I need to help when my anxiety is spiking or PTSD episode occurs. Just a little insight it is very scary but u learn to take it with ease and do your best to mentally control your emotions becoming to much.
Praying for her and sending her LOVE!
I've had this twice and it is terrifying and frustrating. For me, I'm so embarrassed and ashamed but cannot just stop. My brother and my mom have both had to help calm me down by being calm and supportive themselves. It is very scary.
I also have sezuires and friends have had to help put my jaw back. Very painful.
Apparently she has it bc was possessed by demons..
Convenient it happened when it did.
Add enabling family jumping to the rescue. Thrives on the attention. Get her away from family and church and get her therapy
Exactly
I’m being treated for complex ptsd. It has definitely caused my symptoms of anxiety and depression, but it also causes moments of dissociation and self harm. It’s triggered mostly by seeing violence or aggression. I went to a service for ‘driving out demons’. I became worse and ended up becoming very paranoid and locked myself in my room.
Trauma counselling over the years is improving things but it’s a bit of a long ride and you do have to find the right people to have treatment with, namely specialists in the field of PTSD.
Her jaw popping scared me
PTSD is very important and needs lots of love and understanding not hate
i think it was really healthy for her to get acknowledged for her disorder.
and not for some religious babble, it really looked like it was a relief for her to be acknowledged by dr. phil
Dr Phil is the calmest dude haha
Obviously a seizure…maybe triggered by a PTSD symptom.
So real. Thank you dr. Phil for helping her.
Oh, sweetheart. That broke my heart to watch..I'm so sorry for all who go through anxiety, PTSD, chronic depression, any kind of trauma. Trauma, rewires the brain and be debilitating. My heart goes out to all who suffer
The woman is obviously faking it for attention!
I agree
I have PTSD...its not easy. People need to stop judging.
I feel for her,she has worse symptoms than me. I hope she received the help 🙏
PTSD is certainly very real, and I have it, but it doesn't affect me like this lady is affected. It almost looks like she's having some kind of seizures.
I was going to ask I noticed the jaw popping or locking up it must've been really painful, is this a common PTSD characteristic? I was told that I might have PTSD haven't been diagnosed fully yet but now I'm worried my jaw will start locking the same way? It looks painful
It really annoys me that at some point they treated her as 'demon possessed' .
If you thought a demon was possessing you in a regular basis, would you typically have higher or lower levels of fear about episodes over time?
Relying ONLY on faith - and I do believe in real life miracles (I have seen them in action many times) WILL NOT simply cure all conditions. I would say fear of the devil and PTSD were never good 'bed fellows' from the get go.
Omg that’s horrible I started crying when she got an episode because it was so real oh my goodness the poor girl I hope she gets well soon and dr. Phil can put her in a program and health wellness center to help her, at least provide her the best care possible with his connections and ability
Ptsd is a shattering of your neurological cells. Praying for total healing. This is horrific
I had a very mild form of PTSD a long-time ago and it took my doctor to figure out what it was. My apartment was broken into and the place was l Ed ft a huge mess. For weeks I had started a strange routine and that's what it was, my mind dealing with the shock ordeal !!!
So what caused her PTSD? I have 3 combat deployments in close combat with the enemy. I understand PTSD. She literally had an episode seemingly on Q. Until they discuss what caused her ptsd I call BS. It’s hilarious to me how people keep trying to outsmart Dr. Phil. He didn’t have a reaction because he knew it wasn’t real.
Wow you’re really trying to invalidate her PTSD because you were in the war?
@@Bibblesupremacy1992 it's likely that he's been through things that none of us have. Imagine having bombs blown up beside you and gunshots? I've experienced those in my childhood as a witness which caused cptsd but I'd assume actually being in it would be much worse, and comparably worse than our ptsds. Objectively speaking that is.
It looks like she seized up from anxiety/stress. Poor woman.
I have complex ptsd,it can so absolute terrifying when you have an attack
Did I hear someone try to clap right after?
I worked in psychiatric hospitals with victims of PTSD, adult and child, for 30 plus years, and I never saw an "episode" like his. It definitely appears psychosomatic, which means she can get some good long-term therapy (counseling) to resolve it.
I was thinking I’ve never seen someone with ptsd have a fit before either. But I’ve never worked in psychiatric care.
@Eren Cox you may be right. I need to be triggered by something for my ptsd to present itself. I normally cry and get really embarrassed as someone else normally triggers it without meaning to or knowing what triggers me. Then I’m apologising profusely. It rarely happens though but I do keep myself to myself most of the time.
She wasn't faking. It's called PNES. I have a long scar on my head because I fell having an attack a few months ago. It isn't fake. Inform yourselves.
@@loismariegenevieveregimbal2246 34 years of working with sufferers of severe PTSD is all the "information" I need. Of course someone can injure themselves
during an episode, especially when dis-associated, but several times a day - NOT.
This woman either is bringing this on herself, or experiencing seizures.
Sorry, I got triggered. You're right
I have complex PTSD and so thankful my attacks aren't so drastic, but then again, I shelter myself a lot.
I haven't watched the rest of the episode so i truly don't know this families situation but just from this clip wanna say how impressed I am with their quick and calm response to her attack. My attacks are vastly different from hers and much less frequent but whenever it happens in front of my family it becomes such a huge thing that I have to deal with for days. Loved to see this, although I get it must be a terrible situation for everybody involved.
They are so used to it.
Award winning performance!!
ok but that quote ... “you don’t do it for a year or month, you do it until.”
My heart goes out to anyone who experiences PTSD
I don't even have to watch this to know that this woman was faking
Poor thing, bless her heart.
PTSD is awful..I have it and it is extremely physical as well as mental. I hope this lady can get the help she needs..hang in there sweet lady.
This is psychogenic non-epileptic spells, aka non-epileptic attack disorder.
Growing up in a southern Baptist church, I definitely understand the prayer the older saints prayed thanking the Lord for being “clothed in my right mind”. Whew! I can’t imagine having anything like this.
I have a friend actually she was my sons auntie and godmother and she was molested for years by her own father. She would have seizure flashbacks and the first time I ever saw her have one was life changing . I just held her and consoled her helped her feel like she is not alone and she is not there! It’s absolutely real.
She needs talk therapy away from the family that is enabling her behaviour
Oh my her jaw was locked...this poor woman...i do suffer from some ptsd but it manifests as panic attacks and I get close to passing out but I usually try to calm down enough to at least not pass out but still have like ringing in my ears etc. But this poor lady it seems to turn into a seizure or something. Idk the full story here but I hope she's doing better I really just feel all the sympathy in the world for her.
Rita's faking ptsd.
Prayers ❤️