I'm not sure if my G.F has BP-2 or one of the other disorders described here but she will construct issues out of thin air just so she has something to blame rather than admitting she needs help with her downs. When she is experiencing the onset of a down and first becoming agitated it becomes easy for her to find something to blame her down on. Then a full blown down happens. But when she's up, she's way up. And when she's down, she's way down. Also, it seems to have a genetic component to it. Others in her family also display the same symptoms. In fact, it's so common place in her family they even have a saying they use with each other. I had to talk my sister/brother ect. "Down off the ledge".
@vincentschmitt39217 күн бұрын
BS
@stevei722118 күн бұрын
This guy's hubris completely ruined my life.
@mohammadeghbalbakhtiary836024 күн бұрын
This was a 50 min long personal attack 😅
@ruthmukulama323924 күн бұрын
As a 5th year Medical student, I'd really love to specialise in Developmental Pediatrics 😊
@BipolarPerson27 күн бұрын
I'm Bipolar 1 and wasn't diagnosed properly until I was 40!!! Life is amazing now though. The medication and lifestyle changes have made it worth living. ❤
@norman9052Ай бұрын
Damn she’s cute bro
@SueSkeesАй бұрын
He looks so familiar, what's his name??
@Glasto91Ай бұрын
GPs have (or should have) a duty to ask the right questions regarding previous episodes of hypomania. Some may not have received adequate training but mental health is health and they should be well versed on the conditions and spotting signs that it might be bipolar and not unipolar depression. There has been a lot of negligence within the medical field even within psychiatric professionals.
@willowwobbleАй бұрын
Helpful advice, thank you. But why add the intrusive unhelpful music? It makes it less easy to take in the information. I dont need mood music or to be entertained.
@EpiicxFuziionАй бұрын
BUT, how do you access any of this treatment when you cant access a psychiatrist? My GP is useless
@janicebrewington4581Ай бұрын
Good practice with clear clues, including mindfulness. Thank you.
@76cutchАй бұрын
Todd, my old friend, I am so sorry to hear about your relapse of cancer and the drastic measures being taken by you to beat it again. You and your beautiful family are in my thoughts. Bless you.
@Asadkhan0786Ай бұрын
I’m radiology technologists I’m coming abroad plz help
@davidandpamjarvis4778Ай бұрын
The BEST Surgeons that you can't get.
@DavidSaylor-pu9sz2 ай бұрын
who re did this tammi terelle/marvin gaye song? I like theirs better =x
@xXCreamPuffsXx2 ай бұрын
Watching this video is like unlocking healing powers I never knew I had! Thank you.
@samuelcintron71362 ай бұрын
I hope it works for me
@shekotechie2 ай бұрын
Hey there, don't do it
@shekotechie2 ай бұрын
I highly suggest for you to not ablate any part of your body nor trust anyone else with such very delicate and sensitive parts of your body
@shekotechie2 ай бұрын
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@drkrpain19 күн бұрын
@@shekotechie are you a physician? Do you know anything about the anatomy involved?
@Michelle-zk3po2 ай бұрын
Mist people have a combination of more than one diagnosis...such as borderline plus bipolar....or obsessive/compulsive plus bipolar...not uncommon to have symptoms of more than one. I am convinced there is always one dominant, but rarely is it cut and dry like people are lead to believe
@jesminkhatun12 ай бұрын
The videos of your channel (UKHealthCare) are very beautiful but there are many problems in your channel. Due to which views, subscribers, likes, comments are not as expected. I can solve the problem if you want. I am waiting for your reply dear!
@AlexaWestCoast-cd5pt2 ай бұрын
the maoa gene has been associated with bipolar symptoms, and having testing done on the chemical levels produced by this gene can give a diagnosis. If levels are too high, that's a form of bipolar. the drug for it is not an ssri. The drug for it is an maoa inhibitor! which brings the levels to normal, basically resolving a persons problem the same as maybe taking a drug for heartburn would. If levels are too low, this can create "psychopathy" type symptoms, which taking that drug would worsen the issue.
@AlexaWestCoast-cd5pt2 ай бұрын
I think genetic testing is critical for diagnosing disorders, even above mental health diagnostics. Destigmatize it, these are real physical disorders and not just mental.
@meganrainwater17482 ай бұрын
Hi
@Americanson243 ай бұрын
12:29 Effects of anti depressants on bipolar disorder
That’s about as rude as a doctor could get. My sister went to UK in 2007 to be treated for cancer. She did good until about 2021 and the cancer was found in a tumor in her esophagus. They treated it with chemo and the cancer was supposed to be gone. It wasn’t. She died in April 2023 after nearly starving herself to death because she couldn’t swallow. She thankfully went to hospice at Somerset Ky where she was taken very good care of. After hearing a doctor at UK tell her they didn’t have to take care of her she’d been better off at a veterinary hospital. The quality of care at UK is horrible.
@Funnyworld2023-Lk3 ай бұрын
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@roxannehenry31993 ай бұрын
Just a reminder that CPTSD and Bipolar can coexist in the same person…it’s called comorbidity. CPTSD is a result of the traumas and the trauma changes the development of the brain especially if endured in early childhood as well as genetic predisposition that can result in bipolar which simply means a dance between polar opposites.
@kathymartin41603 ай бұрын
What people don’t understand is that this is not their one and only lifetime in a body. Whatever problems we have are caused by our karma from our previous life. We go from body to body for eternity. We can go to plant or animal bodies also
@SJH_LFH_183 ай бұрын
So many people were praying over this family and God stepped in with a miracle!
@CurtTaylor-gs8ye3 ай бұрын
Your pod cast was awesome. I have been an nurse for 44 yrs. I have enjoyed listening to your pod cast. Keep being the best person you all are. God bless you every day. Congratulations to all of you.
@jessebradley11233 ай бұрын
Eastern state can go to hell horrible staff and treatment not offered at all.
@jessebradley11232 ай бұрын
@@AndrewFrutos i got out about 7 months ago it was horrible
@TarzanHedgepeth4 ай бұрын
So far, both bipolar ones that I listened to are highly intelligent women. Not at all enough for a scientific pattern, but absolutely a mental bookmark for anecdotal interest. I’m technically diagnosed with bipolar; but I’m spying OTHER markers that could indicate that the disorder is overly diagnosed in those with very high intelligence OR that bipolar is byproduct of that. I mean… living in a sick, manipulative, boring world full of people who aren’t aware CAN BE HIGHLY DEPRESSING. And in order to discover what life really is.. it takes some experience and danger. I don’t think we self-medicate a disorder… I think we self-medicate dealing with a profoundly sick society and having people want to “comfort” us instead of walking with us. Of course, this assumes you’re not having full on delusions… but why would those happen? Maybe because you have been gaslighted so hard by everyone you know that you become WIRED to just PRODUCE bad advice and feelings that don’t exist… because you’re wired to love and adventure; not selfish consuming and hedonism. So.. if I’m wrong, then that means that this is a result of inaccurate VALUES - and that, my friend, is going to be nigh impossible to break through. Values are the core of one’s existence. And if one believes in Jesus alone for their salvation, they can handle their values being destroyed, BUT JUST BARELY… those without assurance of salvation by God’s grace alone… there Is no hope for surviving that. So, it could be that this isn’t a disorder, but God’s way of bringing people to the END OF THEMSELVES so they can rely on Jesus by faith alone and stop believing in their own works.. and avoid ANY CHURCH THAT TEACHES OTHERWISE, because your soul is more important than your mental health. Be assured of that. But mental health IS second place. But more than that, God promises that He will use His children in big ways… It’s just a difference between PATIENCE and FORCING IT. I think the mind is overly conflated with the brain… the mind consists of the heart as well, and the soul, and the flesh, and the new man inside of you that God gave you upon belief that can never sin, even if your flesh does… The mind is SO MUCH MORE - and that’s why this is such an issue, along with other “mental health disorders”. That’s why you don’t put a band-aid on this. This is a CONFLUENCE of being AWARE in a sick society, combined with a personal issue with patience to deal with said sick society… and we simply can’t grasp that patience. That is the struggle. That’s the root. But… we just can’t overcome that. We desperately need to DO SOMETHING. Which is why we can separate our works from God’s works and know that if any good occurs, that is God’s work; but if any bad, that is ours. Then the question is… WHICH ARE GOOD OR BAD? Because our definitions of these things are not accurate. We are INSTRUMENTS. This is the hard lesson. I do not DO, I am USED. So I need to perform when God is playing the strings; but if I play my own strings, I will produce uncertain sounds instead of music.
@kaitlynhughes67744 ай бұрын
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@alicec.61954 ай бұрын
I gave doctors a very important tip several times: I said "I don't react well to antidepressants. They make me feel worse". The barrier to access a specialist in the UK is a big issue, general doctors talk to you on the phone following a script for 5 minutes and diagnose you with anxiety, and prescribe a tricyclic antidepressant. Luckily I managed to see a specialist in my home country where I can afford it and the doctor spotted Bipolar II pretty quickly. Another major point was an eating disorder that started at 16.
@Americanson243 ай бұрын
Exactly. I told my psychiatrists over the years that I get worse on anti depressants and they simply upped the dosage or tried a new one =\ I finally got the right diagnosis last week...15 years later. Best of luck to you. I wish you good health.
@Iam-not-as-grumpy-as-Isound4 ай бұрын
I have just started Anticoagulant to reduce the chance of this event. Unfortunatly I had a bleed in my kidney which ended up a blood clot like a kidney stone. Man this hurt, But ok now.
@Hjkkgg67884 ай бұрын
6 out of those 8 companies are now world recognized signal ing the great progress made in lympatic surgery
@marshajones86854 ай бұрын
Thank you
@kaitlynhughes67744 ай бұрын
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@pammarshall34254 ай бұрын
Gloria is an amazing leader and impacts so many in her “wake”. She brings the extra joy and care patients thrive in.
@brittanyyates78344 ай бұрын
Who is this couple? I love this commercial but haven't been able to find any names for an update.
@maria66164 ай бұрын
Thank you. This was very helpful for my mom in law with Parkinson’s . ❤