woow you look extremely similar to ayalla renan (youtuber)
@christineklutts49919 күн бұрын
NF happy good song
@nesthi11 күн бұрын
🏆💪I am the first to comment on this awesome performance video! 😍🤍
@BipolarPerson9 күн бұрын
Thank you! 😊❤️
@Mosdefinitelyable11 күн бұрын
Thank you for reducing stigma and normalizing
@christineklutts499111 күн бұрын
Me ❤
@audioadhd13 күн бұрын
Starting to feel like being on meds has shifted my personality almost as much as an episode would. It’s a ‘new’ me that everyone-including myself-is adjusting to. My wife loves it, but my boss… not so much.
@BipolarPerson9 күн бұрын
Hi! I can relate. The medication is not supposed change who you are but there are definitely aspects of my personality that have changed. I used to smile and keep all my feelings in. It's awesome your wife is happier though better her than your boss. 😁
@R.S-l2g14 күн бұрын
i have depression, anxiety and adhd. maybe i have something else top. i am depressed most of the time….
@R.S-l2g14 күн бұрын
I’m sad for what you’re going through. I recommend getting on disability.
@BipolarPerson9 күн бұрын
I tried. I might try again. Depression sucks I hope it gets better. ❤️
@selmatlemsani278916 күн бұрын
First time to come across your videos.. Bless your heart ❤️ thank you for having so much courage to speak up and for being so open and so honest.. it is not easy Please do check the concept of self fulfilling proficey
@georgewilcox885317 күн бұрын
Steph, thanks for sharing so candidly the parts of your life that have been such a source of painful shame for you. You are compelling and unashamedly in contact with your vulnerability. I had a question because couldn't help but notice you don't mention seeking assistance from a psychotherapist or someone who is psychodynamically or psychoanalytically trained to help you understand the nature of your unfolding psychosis, as opposed to a psychiatrist who dispenses medication for the flight of the mind but does not work with the dimensions of the psyche in a way that could be meaningful for you. I couldn't help but link the start of your break from reality with your fathers departure from your primary family unit and the 4th episode (the worst) with your own creation of a family unit with you husband with your marriage, something which having clearly so affected you would be perhaps bound to have a level of stress albeit unconscious and thus could explain the 4th episode and the severity as the mind tried to digest such a huge level of stress and the close contact with your own potential threaten of disintegration, which would be very reminiscence of what the mind endured in the past . I've read psychosis can be interpreted as the minds way to keep things from falling apart, to avoid the complete breakdown and disintegration of the psyche, despite the fact that even the most florid episode from the outside may in fact look just like that. I notice you didn't speak of anyone being available for you emotionally though any of this happening to you and I can't help but think that that point may be connected to all of this. The only reason I say all of that is because I feel you had to handle a lot of things, very difficult things, from a young age all on your own and that is a very difficult path to walk and that maybe you deserve someone to be there for you emotionally. Go well.
@BipolarPerson9 күн бұрын
Hi! Thank you so much for your response, I really appreciate it. ❤️ The episodes were definitely always triggered by stress or lack of sleep. I was in therapy before and after my parents divorce as a child and it was useless at that age for me. Divorce is one of the worst things that can happen to a child at least my parents was. Psychotherapy is so important and once I was diagnosed therapy became part of my life. I had a regular counselor for 4 years until my insurance changed. I'm kinda over individual counseling right now but when I struggle I go to an IOP program which is group counseling (intensive outpatient program) for 3 days a week from 9am-12n. I prefer the IOP program to counseling now. I just finished another bout of a few months. Usually my insurance will approve a few months at a time. When my dog died I went to IOP and same with my Mom. I think you are right that psychosis is a survival mechanism like you said to keep the brain from fully breaking. Thank you so much for your love and support. ❤️
@PlasticEVRGirl19 күн бұрын
It seems that you are not well... I hope you get the help yu need! Or at least I hope you are a lot better from where youa re!
@BipolarPerson17 күн бұрын
Thank you! I believe in the video I say that all the symptoms of Bipolar Disorder (psychosis) happened prior to being diagnosed and put on medication. Psychosis is a complete detachment from reality where you can hear things, see things, smell things, taste things believe things that are not real. Bipolar type 1 is a diagnosis that affects roughly 3% of the worlds population. I'm much better now and while I still have minor episodes medication helps me regulate my illness well enough for me to function as a normal person and not be put in life threatening situations. People with Bipolar also live 10-12 years less than the average person. This can be due to high instances of self harm and side effects from medications and the lack of medication. It's important to take medication because the symptoms can be life threatening to the individual and others for example driving at high speeds due to paranoia or mania. It's also important because Bipolar Disorder is a progressive brain disease and when we don't get treatment and experience depression/mania/psychosis for long periods of time we lose grey matter in our brains. Thank you so much for your support and taking the time to learn about Bipolar Disorder. ❤️
@missyhash301823 күн бұрын
Good luck 🎉
@BipolarPerson22 күн бұрын
Thank you! ❤️
@missyhash301823 күн бұрын
Dude I had so many ideas for you!!! Yes you have been sooo helpful but how about how to start a KZbin channel we have no idea- your gonna have haters of course but wtf your positive outweighs that stuff
@PaulFlint-po9jl26 күн бұрын
I understand where you are coming from sending prayers
@PaulFlint-po9jl26 күн бұрын
So sorry to hear that, I have bipolar 1,and still haven't adjusted to my acute psychotic episode. It was so bad it was like I was in another reality that felt as real as this one. it was pure hell
@PaulFlint-po9jl26 күн бұрын
Maybe I was in a pure psychosis
@BipolarPerson25 күн бұрын
Yeah, it sounds like that. It is very real and scary.
@PaulFlint-po9jl25 күн бұрын
@@BipolarPerson thanks
@smoothbuddha721226 күн бұрын
Bipolar is a term for people whos body have a hard time maintaining a stable homeostasis . A person who is bipolar usually have very sensetive nervous system that is very sensetive to stimuli and people, foods, places , lifestyle ect . This is not the devil, demonic or possession, those are ignorant and archaic terminology which only serve to strike fear into people. People with bipolar need reduced stimulation, solid routine, healthy food, regular sleep, low stress, healthy relationships. All of these things are very difficult to achieve in modern society but they are possible with perservernece , commitment and support. The world is crazy, so perhaps bipolar and other mental illnesses are actually very healthy reactions to unfavourable conditions imposed on modern man We may only look at the average person to recognise very few people even have baseline health in our modern society
@ScreamingEagleFTW26 күн бұрын
can you imagine? lol
@sasdon827 күн бұрын
Thank you. I can relate
@guysiemers211628 күн бұрын
Assisted suicide should be an option for some of us.
@ziganda26Ай бұрын
Ive had to give up lots of jobs over the years because of my mental ill health. Spent a lot of time out of the work environment completely because being around people all day was too much for me too handle
@bennytan689Ай бұрын
I have bipolar disorder right now I can’t sleep and I struggle to keep myself positive . Just laying in bed wishing I have a job but I do worry this might happen if I do get a job . After watching your video now I don’t know what should I do . Should I get a job or not :(? Please help me and also I’m seeing my psychiatrist next Friday because I have difficult falling asleep.
@BipolarPerson25 күн бұрын
Hi!! If working a traditional job gives you too much anxiety depending on your health history you may qualify for disability. It's hard I hope it gets better soon. ❤️
@bennytan68923 күн бұрын
@@BipolarPerson thanks I’m trying to sort out my medication. It takes time that’s all I know . Thanks for the hope and wishes . I appreciate you making this video it shows that I’m not alone and I have bipolar disorder.
@peachysaraАй бұрын
Watching you is like looking into a mirror. I mean that in a good way. There so many ways bipolar disorder manifests itself. One I have the most trouble with is obsessive thinking. It’s wonderful when I’m on a high, but can be terrifying on a low. In addition, regardless of my mood, it affects those around me because of my behavior… and I don’t even realize it until later on. After it passes. Thank you for the video.
@amyberkner8525Ай бұрын
I'm sorry you are going to quit these videos for now. They are helpful to me, but they may not be to you. I went ahead and subscribed to your music channel, and am listening right now. I don't remember a lot of my manic episode. Even things I remembered for a while, I forget now, and I think that works fine for me. It's possible digging into the past isn't always the way to move forward. You are not a hard person to love. I think you are great and you are strong and you are interested in helping other people even after you have been through so much. Bravo!
@BipolarPerson25 күн бұрын
Thank you. ❤️ I'll be back.
@JasminSteller-cm8tcАй бұрын
This is so sad ❤😢 i love you you have such a big heart 😢😢😢
@nancygee3137Ай бұрын
How do you know you will be done for a year? You never offended me lol
@BipolarPersonАй бұрын
I'm just working on music for a year. I'll still answer comments randomly. 😁 It will go by fast and I'll have a lot to report when I get back. Will miss you!! ❤️
@nancygee3137Ай бұрын
@@BipolarPerson I am glad you have other things to do than bipolar...its a sign you're getting healthy. And have stability I think.
@Mr.BambogeaАй бұрын
I do really appreciate you for sharing so much with us about this illness and the other random stuff in your life and I wanna let you know you really helped me a lot . After watching your videos I was able to muster the understanding and the strength to help my mom which is also bipolar 1 and in denial . Even tho she is off the road right now, I was able to help her to not get on the streets and was able to go to a proper psychiatrist and hopefully she may come off from that mania one day and get her life back in order, maybe one day , but at least , she is safe for now Thank you so much, wish you all the best and I know what means following a passion and I'm glad if you wanna pursue that, I as well if I could somehow work on my passion each day even if it's only for a short moment I would feel great because I will know the day hasn't been wasted even tho the results won't come right away or maybe not come at all, but at least, I tried my best on my passion , after all, that's the only thing I can control, me trying, the results tho , hehe, who knows :)) . See ya Steph , take care ;
@BipolarPersonАй бұрын
Thank you so much for this message and your support. I will keep your Mom in my thoughts and send healing positive energy. I'm not posting videos but still responding to comments randomly so if you have a question please ask on any video. If it is a reply to my reply to an original comment I won't usually see the response (youtube is hard to filter replies to replies) but I'm always notified on original comments. Stay strong and don't give up hope.
@pekkakalevi2718Ай бұрын
Not give up life
@pekkakalevi2718Ай бұрын
Ok my spouse has type one with ffixed and me unipolar
@BipolarPersonАй бұрын
Thank you for being supportive and reaching out to learn more. Your fortunate is lucky to have you.
@Martin-rh7mfАй бұрын
It's a pity that offence was felt by others from this channel. None of us are perfect. Bipolar can be very tough. Doing this channel is extremely brave. It ought to be applauded. It's your channel. Nobody's obligated to watch it. It's part of your journey & is done with good intention. Best wishes for your music, & for your husband & pets too
@hazaubel6532Ай бұрын
Just found your channel but I'm looking forward for your one year update ❤️
@StunningTransformationsАй бұрын
God bless you
@chazcaldwell930Ай бұрын
Good luck to you with your music❣
@michaelplatt2639Ай бұрын
Your videos have been a big help to me. We all need a break from time to time - enjoy your hiatus :)
@polishpepe239Ай бұрын
self awarness is so hard when you are bipolar i do struggle with that too.
@waceyseufer7083Ай бұрын
Hey man! Thank you so much for all your help. I was just diagnosed this year so your story stuck with me. I was undiagnosed for years too. I hope whatever you decide to do makes you happy and it's what YOU want to do. Hope to hear from you in a year! Much love! -Face tattoo dude.
@TuckTuuuckАй бұрын
I was diagnosed with Bipolar-1 Disorder with Psychotic Features in 2022. I'm not always aware I'm in an episode either and its unfortunate. I was diagnosed at 27. I love your videos and can't wait for you to be back!
@kitlitmittАй бұрын
I have bipolar 1 and enjoyed watching your videos. Hope u come back soon!
@lenajazuk4231Ай бұрын
Which videos are you referring to? I don’t recall any offensive ones
@BipolarPersonАй бұрын
I'll be back. I went off on religion and it's not just that I offended people it's that I realized I've never given 100% to my channel and rushing through videos or posting hypomanic videos is not good and not really fair for me to continue half assing my channel. I basically can't run the channel like I would need to without feeling guilty about not spending that time on music. So I'm gonna take a year and everything will be music and also try to master happiness. And in one year I will be back to share what I learned. Also probably provide explanations for some of my older videos. Hopefully explain how to achieve bliss. lol ❤️ I might still post animal shorts because sometimes my babies are awesome. I'll miss you thank you for being there for me. See you in a year! 😁🎶🎼🎵🎧
@benzapp1Ай бұрын
So sad
@BipolarPersonАй бұрын
❤️ Hope to see you in 2025. 😁
@christinaanderson7618Ай бұрын
Although I have not commented before I have been following you for about two years and have really appreciated your honesty and commitment in sharing your story. I looked forward to receiving notifications of new posts from you and am sorry to hear you are taking a break. I wish you the best of luck with your music and hope to see you sooner than expected.
@BipolarPersonАй бұрын
Thank you. ❤😊
@ErikIng-jv7xrАй бұрын
❤❤❤
@LiamODonovan-l6eАй бұрын
You are a beautiful person going to miss you sweetheart love your beautiful channel
@1966buttonsАй бұрын
I've not been offended by any of your content. I'll miss you Steph ❤
@BipolarPersonАй бұрын
Hi Guys! Thank you so much for being here with me in life. I will be back I promise October 3, 2025 and I will share everything with you guys about how the past year was. Because I am trying to repair my relationship with my family some videos might go private or get deleted. Please read the description. I'll be responding to comments but on a monthly basis after today. I'll miss you guys! Thank you again for being my friend and all your support! 😍
@Moss-TeighАй бұрын
Take care. Do what you have to do. Make that beautiful music! I wish you peace and wellness. ❤
@rongikeАй бұрын
I haven't found any of your recent videos offensive but you live around woke people so it makes sense they're offended by everything. don't take it personally. it's a mind virus. nevertheless, social media breaks are good for mental health, and hopefully you'll have a lot more energy to work on your passion!
@YukonJack-r3vАй бұрын
lol, one hell of a comment. Never apologize Steph. I am trying to write 1000 short horror stories thanks to your encouragement. And with bipolar, it practically writes itself. Just find a genre you can work your symptomatic episodes into. I can't come up with one shred of lucid normalcy so instead I try to come up and double down on the vilest evil shit ever. Good luck with your creative endeavors.
@brielleanyez7113Ай бұрын
Hey have you ever tried Amitriptiline( tricyclic antidepressant) for your sleep? I have insomnia due to Multiple Sclerosis and this med saved my life ❤
@BipolarPersonАй бұрын
No but I've tried Remelteon and Dayvigo. I tried Ambien though and that was bad for me. I think the Dayvigo worked.
@summergriffith1798Ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing this ❤
@1966buttonsАй бұрын
Shes beautiful ❤
@YukonJack-r3vАй бұрын
The good news is that we don't have to take the entire blame. There is an all knowing, all powerful, grand overseer of the universe who sometimes takes the form of Garfield - that from time to time - targets and f's with us. I think that is what happened here. It was that malevolent force I know only as: I am not Garfield.
@BipolarPersonАй бұрын
lol
@YukonJack-r3vАй бұрын
@@BipolarPerson I think - in my case, its not purely the bipolar/schizoaffective. Part of my origin story, is that I regularly drank from a promotional McDonald's Garfield mug as a kid that contained lead. The basis, along with a parody of Stephen Kings It - for the horror/sci-fi novel I'm writing. Now just trying to come up with plotlines from my life, to write out of sequence. Forming the cast of characters. The Garfield mug winks at my dad, which turns him evil. Now a Garfield cross dressing exibitionist, to piss off the neighbors. The Garfield comic strip winks at my childhood self - then turned evil in which I start stealing toys at school. A woman downtown turned evil by a particular consumer device/unsavory activity. My bipolar brain feels like a Ferrari engine for the first time - purposefully ramped up to 200 mph, creative process/terrified. But at least I finally got this b-word, somewhat off the ground.