What are Positive and Negative Symptoms of Schizophrenia/Schizoaffective Disorder?

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[@sspsychstudent]

this is the first video that ive watched regarding psychotic symptoms and various disorders on the schizophrenia spectrum that actually explains *why* theyre called positive and negative symptoms. now it all clicks in my brain, thank you !!

[@rachelaspogard6587]

It's great that you are using your life to help others.

[@Inferno957841236]

I happen to have this Schizophrenics discord (discord.gg/xFrmQgd). Feel free to join in at anytime, for a friendly discussion or to share experiences. Don't be afraid to say hi :)

[@aaymathebest4705]

@@Inferno957841236 hi

[@aaymathebest4705]

@@Inferno957841236 can you tell me,which medications you was taking during your illness? DO YOU HAVE HALLUCINATIONS,DILLUSIONS and what type of voices do yoi hear during your voices?

[@aaymathebest4705]

@@Inferno957841236 can u explain ,do you have schzoprenics disirder?

[@kylethomas2926]

I don’t know why but when I watch your videos I get emotional. I also have schizoaffective disorder: Bipolar type and I can relate to everything you say. It also helps my family to watch your videos so that can understand more. So thank you very much for putting yourself out there and sharing this information. I’m very grateful.

[@morraevo]

Because she gets emotional a little bit when she is recording the videos.

[@hardlyalone]

Yea I agree great job, definitely relatable :) Do you struggle with knowing how much to share about your illness? I am diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder. I recently have been sharing openly, but am wondering if there are repercussions from sharing publicly.

[@aaymathebest4705]

@@hardlyalone they are saying same thing incase of my daughter...can you tell me about your medication,about your symtoms?can you tell me aboit routine please,how you handle out your disease?

[@aaymathebest4705]

Kyle Thomas can you tell about your routine,about your medicine,In which age did you diagonsed?how you handle with this problem,tell me incse of female,this is hard even to get pregnant?

[@drmonakulpati9171]

Could you share pointers on differentiating Depressive psychosis from schizophrenia? Coming from you will be authentic insight 🙏

[@lamickamueller860]

I'm literally shocked and in tears!! You just don't understand how you've made me feel 20 million times better knowing I'm not alone. You are so brave for putting yourself out there like this because after my diagnosis about 5 years ago, I've been keeping myself confined to my home only and made all my friends hate me so I wouldn't be disappointed further down the line. I've started blogging because I have more disorders but it does help me out a lot but this last diagnosis, I really didn't want to believe and pretty much tried pretending it doesn't exist and that I was lied to...yup!! Thank you sooo much!!!

[@lovemanifestednow]

wishing you well ❤️

[@FlashXcz]

Thank you too, Lamička ❤. This video and Your comment helped me alot too. That I can understand myself much better recognising most of the symptoms on myself. BTW I already am being cured and very well.

[@ruthmesser7099]

Your videos are truely inspirational! I have schizoaffective disorder. Symptoms started when I was 9, but had my first psychotic episode at 17. But what you show is that it is possible to manage your illness and lead a normal life. I work part-time and I'm independent and live with my symptoms. I am active and have a healthy social life. Despite having 4 psychotic episodes in my 20's, I have been stable for 10 years now. With the right medication and responding quickly to symptoms it is possible to manage schizoaffective disorder. I am proud of what I have achieved academically and professionally despite my illness. A diagnosis is not a life sentence.

[@hardlyalone]

How do you know how much to take on? I am also diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder, but I am worried to go back to work full time, because what if I get too stressed out and have another episode. You inspire me to Ruth!!!

[@ruthmesser7099]

@@hardlyalone mine was a gradual process. For most of my 20's I was able to work full-time, I was stable enough luckily. When I was 30 and had a massive psychotic breakdown, I was off sick for 1 year. After that it was a gradual process. Starting with part-time voluntary work for 1 year. Then 10 hours per week for a year. Slowly, slowly increasing to 20 hours per week, then up to 28 hours p/w. I am now contracted 20 hours per week. This suits me fine, about all I can manage now. It is a case of giving it a go, and testing your limits. Try and find a casual job, where you can control your hours and only take on what you can. I have been able to do this as a note-taker in education settings.

[@hardlyalone]

@@ruthmesser7099 Yes thanks so much for sharing...I feel like in the same situation. I been recovering for a little over year. Do you ever feel the urge to work full time? To get back where you were? Or have you accepted your situation and you are happy where you are at. I have a hard time with acceptance so I always want to get back where I was. After my first episode I recovered and went back to work full time for four years until my second episode. The second episode recovery has been much slower and difficult. Maybe working full time is too hard to maintain and thats why I eventually had another episode. But I did stop taking my meds at the time. I worry because I want to be independent and get married and have a family one day. So i believe I need to work full-time. Do you think my assumptions are wrong, and I still can achieve these goals working part time?

[@ruthmesser7099]

@@hardlyalone hi, I am never returning to full-time work again. I have made that decision. I am happy working part-time and have been stable for a very long time. I am able to do this as I have a highly paid job per hour, so can live on my income albeit low. I have no intention of having a family. But we do need to know our limits. If you can only manage part-time, you may have to accept this. I have never had a problem accepting my illness. I just want to get on with living. 🙂

[@ruthmesser7099]

I think you can achieve these goals and still work part-time.

[@DJ-rp3gg]

Before I was diagnosed with schizophrenia I had a someone tell me I needed help. I didnt understand what type of help I needed or know what was going on with me. If you meet someone who is experiencing different mental health symptoms be specific about what you are witnessing. Just saying you need help, doesnt help the person at all.

[@TheScreamingFrog916]

I understand the need for accurate information, and how it is more helpful. Don't forget that, most folks don't have the education/background to offer what you ask for, and are doing the best they know how, to help you. The professionals, is where you will get the information you seek. I know it can be frustrating, dealing with folks who don't understand what you are going thru. Try to be kind to them, no one is perfect.

[@kkech1]

I recently talked to a friend about his depressive episodes which he had for quite some years now and got indepth about it. Turns out he wasn't really aware of it. I didn't mention it to him because I thought it was obvious and I didn't want to bother him more than necessary.

[@gbbell4398]

You have the eyes off a positive Angel

[@anonymousmobster2444]

@SharkTank Your vocabulary is "off." The correct word is spelling.

[@vcp93]

You're extremely brave to put your condition out for the world to see. I would imagine you are performing an invaluable service for others dealing with the same (or similar) condition. Also, I'm certain this is an education for those of us who have no understanding of this disorder. You should be commended for sharing your experiences. "Bravo..."

[@gerardjagroo]

God! This explains why ever since I've been diagnosed with schizophrenia I felt emotionally withdrawn from those I love I would beat myself up for not being more loving to the persons I should love and who deserved to be loved. I hated my self for being a cold bastard, for not loving, for not *feeling* enough! All the time its this accursed disease! Man! This is the worst! Still I wouldn't use this as an excuse for withdrawing my self from people or trying to empathize with them. I'm not going to let this disease fuck with my social interactions.

[@jenjencannon3224]

Lauren you are wonderful. So clear concise and insightful. 🌹

[@JORDANJUNCTION1969]

My aunt had the disorder. I was too young to understand it but now i have a friend with it. He does well after being diagnosed and getting right meds. Im thankful for your information!!! Keep up the good work.

[@lorealmadonnamoore9828]

I thought you meant positive as good but then you described them and I'm like this sounds horrible 😁

[@lizzi7128]

Same!

[@str8jktblahblahblah84]

Learning!

[@purehoneyy.b]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@vedanttaneja4428]

Its like hiv postive and negative

[@vakuums1896]

This is why psychiatrists are dumb

[@hoobuddy]

Thank you for the info pretty girl. Very courageous of you to talk openly about this issue.

[@buckanderson8194]

The negative symptoms are the worst. I have no trouble with abstract thought but no matter what I think it doesn't change how I feel which is totally apathetic. I guess some things you just can't think your way around which is difficult to accept. Videos like this remind me not to be too hard on myself because I have an illness and there is only so much I can do about it.

[@carl8mysquirrel274]

I’m going to the doctor again soon and I’m going to be honest about my symptoms this time.

[@k.m.lorenz7726]

I am currently studying for my final exam which will entail quite a large amount of questions about mental health and Schizophrenia. Your videos are really helpful for understanding the distress a person may go through, but also the fact that with the right management quality of life can be up-held. I have a lot of respect for anyone who is able to manage and turns it into something you can help others with. Thank you so much for sharing, it is much appreciated!

[@deborahb7284]

Diagnosed with Bipolar at age 50 and a few years later had some extensive testing that proved I have Schizoaffective Disorder. I feel I have been struggling most of my life with these illnesses. Your short talks were great and make me want more. I have a Psych Doc for my meds, we get along well. I'm 72 now and feel I need more testing because I think I have Dementia. Have a nice day.

[@stevebee92653]

Thanks for putting this on YT. You are such a beautiful and well spoken lady. I can't imagine how you discuss so well with all you have going on. What rotton luck that you were born with this awful illness. I don't know why things like this exist. But they do, and we humans just have to work with the cards we are dealt. As you are doing. Schizophrenia is such a puzzling but fascinating illness. You do such a good job of describing and explaining. Stay tough, as it looks like you doing.

[@avatarofdance]

Thank you for sharing how your internal world works sometimes, and educating about positive/negative symptoms. I appreciate you sharing, the more we share about our mental differences, the more understanding we can all have. I had some persecutory delusions when I was a teen, and had been diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder. Currently I notice small ups and downs, but very minor. I am so appreciative of this video . Thank you.

[@abigailsouthard1468]

I was diagnosed with Velo-Cardio-Facial-Syndrome when I was four years old and I would have trouble learning and by the time when I was twelve years old I started to start hearing voices and I didn't know what they were or what was going on so my parents took me to go see a doctor and in 2015 that was when I found out that I was diagnosed with schizophrenia and everyday was a challenge for me and I was bullied a lot in school due to the voices and I didn't have a lot of friends and today I am doing a lot better and I have friends who are really supportive of me and my family are really loving and caring and when I was going through a hard time my family were always there for me and God was always watching over me and I know in life I can overcome this and I am strong and I am Brave and your story is so inspiring and you helped me so much to and you are an inspiration to me and to everyone who watches your video❤️🙂

[@MA-zg2pz]

Abigail Southard yes girl! Thank God for you. I love hearing you’re thriving.

[@esslar1]

What's a "god?"

[@JohnSAitken]

I would like to this as well. Maybe it’s one of the voices? Positive: being told God is love. Negative: realising it’s all fibs like Santa Claus. No wonder the people in this society are having mental breakdown. All one sees is greed hate and f**k you Jack I’m OK.

[@gwenb123]

Thank you so much for your videos! You have a wonderful way of describing what it is like to live this way. I have suffered with Schizoaffective Dissorder Major Depression type for 50 years and have felt so alone with it. Just to hear you articulate it is so helpful for me. Not only is it comforting to be able to finally say, "yes, me too", but it is also going to be helpful, in the rare occasion when I share my challenges with someone, to be able to share your videos with them. I am looking forward to more!

[@hardlyalone]

Her videos have helped me also..I live with schizoaffective disorder too...have you seen any changes in schizophrenia in the past 50 years? Would you say the medication has improved? Sorry sensitive subject but just want to her from experience. thanks

[@aaymathebest4705]

GWEN BELL,CAN YOU US,WHEN YOUR ILLNESS STARTED IN WHICH AGE?can schzoprenic can get the kids.

[@rezistination6369]

I won't be self diagnosing, but I probably should see a professional. I relate to literally everything you said it's insane

[@goodgriefayee]

I've had the mirror episodes thinking there's cameras behind them. Thought I was the only one. I like your videos, very informative.

[@loise_machira]

Hi Lauren, I just want to deeply appreciate the work you're doing. I am a caregiver to my brother and he has Schizophrenia/Schizoaffective Disorder. I only came across your channel last week and I can't even begin to explain how informative and encouraging your platform is. This specific video of positive and negative symptoms is so helpful, especially the explanation of anosognosia. Sending you so much love and support from Nairobi Kenya. Keep shining!!!

[@leightonramsdale2443]

Thank you so much for sharing, I also have schizoaffective disorder that these videos really put things into context for me and they've made me realise I'm not alone. Again thank you, you are so brave for making videos like this!

[@baptiste_boo]

Thank you so much for sharing your story, I cant imagine the struggles living with it, you are extremely strong.

[@sl5311]

you have done SO much work to get here. This is amazing. Thank you for what you are doing for others.

[@justinbutler3465]

I'm a psychiatry nurse practitioner student. Your videos have been extremely helpful! Thanks for sharing!

[@davidthomas8531]

Stay positive young lady. Given the fact that you can make these videos is something positive and great in your life. Thoughts and prayers for you everyday.

[@RobbPGL]

You are making the World better. Thanks.

[@caryrevilla6707]

Thank you so much for your video. My son was diagnosed with schizoaffective at 16. Prior to that he grew up with lots of deppresion. He was misdiagnosed. He's so much better with his meds not at 30.

[@itsjessicagordon]

Thank you for sharing! My mom is diagnosed with schizo-affective personality disorder & I hope to share this with family. They refuse to say the name of the illness.

[@danilovegap]

You are so beautiful, thank you for being brave and talk about this

[@andrewrai5752]

You described this better then my clinical psychology professors did in grad school!

[@petervlcko4858]

You have something what makes you approachable in this videos and I appreciate it. This can give courage even to healthy people whose have problems. 🙏

[@henrykeefer7669]

You went into a lot of detail about positive and negative symptoms, but do you ever experience cognitive symptoms? Things like poor memory and concentration, disorganized or slow thinking, and a few other things. I feel like it's one of the least known and most poorly understood sets of schizophrenia/schizoaffective symptoms, but can be incredibly life-inhibiting and disabling for a lot of people. I don't currently experience significant positive or negative symptoms any more thanks to my medication, but the cognitive symptoms are definitely still there to the point where I need extra time on tests because my cognition is much slower than before I started experiencing schizoaffective symptoms. If you think it's worth talking about, maybe you could do a video on it or mention it in another video.

[@aljonachico5532]

Do you think it's meds?

[@hardlyalone]

Yes Yes Yes... I struggle with cognitive symptoms. I am diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder. I seriously feel dumber to put it crudely...sometimes when I'm talking I stop and lose track of where I am. I also have loss concentrate and thought process. Do you think it's like a muscle? Maybe if you exercise our brains more it will become stronger? just hopefully thinking, maybe there is thinking exercises on the internet or something. Let me know your thoughts!

[@hardlyalone]

@@aljonachico5532 I talked to my doctor and she said antipsychotic could exacerbate and increase negative symptoms :( supposed to be a trade off between helping with positive symptoms and side effects. But I also came across an article about grey matter and each time you have an episode it's harder to recover. Trying to live a balanced life so I don't have another episode and become ever more dumb.

[@mirageinmercuryshadow]

If u not experiencing negative or positive symptoms try getting off the meds. Your brain may has settled down to the point where medication is no longer helpful.

[@okidoki3201]

@@hardlyalone meds and bad diet

[@gm837228]

You are so articulate. I have always wondered how it feels but no one can put it into words. You have a huge future in self help. So many people would profit.

[@GaramondGourmond]

I have all the negatives symptoms. I'm unable to be motivated to do much of anything. I'm not lazy, I just can't must the abilities to care about much of anything. And I often do feel like I can sense of what other people are thinking or feeling, especially when I become paranoid that they don't like me.

[@blackpanter9572]

Bless your heart. My mom has schzophrenia. As a child, growing up I never understood some of her subtle actions. Some were obvious. Some not so much.

[@Jenifer_G]

Can you slow down a little with your speech. Can be hard to follow. Thanks for the post.

[@Jules.Gonzalez]

Thanks for sharing, I have notice most of what you mentioned in my brother. I have faith you we help him find treatment.

[@Dina_tankar_mina_ord]

So very important information and well described. You are a pillar not just to people trying to coupe with these symptoms but also people who don't understand what you and others go trough. Stay strong. :)

[@sydekieshane4998]

Thank you I have the disorder and your video help me to better understand the disorder

[@sharynm79]

You are such an intelligent and beautiful person. Thank you so much for sharing your story. You have been helping me to understand my adult son so much better. He has been misdiagnosed for many years. Very similar to your story. But I feel like at least I can understand and help him to deal with this disorder. Everyone deals with something. Sometimes we can see it (like a physical Illness) and sometimes we can’t. Those seem to be the hardest ones for people to have compassion for. So by sharing your story, your informing. And that’s where it all begins. Thank you and God bless. 🙏🏻💗🙏🏻

[@annalisecrawford5493]

You are amazing. Wonderful information, thank you for sharing!

[@ericbiedenbach2590]

Thank you for being so open and talking about your schizophrenia and helping us to better understand a mental disorder that is greatly misunderstood.

[@nayrgee5977]

May God bless you and everyone! May you always find happiness wherever and whatever your dreams are. Thanks for sharing, Take care always

[@alberic15]

Lauren, thanks for making these videos. I didn't know anything about schizoaffective disorder other than what is shown in common media which is super scary. Your videos helped me understand what it is and completely took the fear factor out of it.

[@mrandersong1]

I have a lot of these same symptoms but not in full effect. I’ve been diagnosed with bipolar 2 more depressive than manic. I do get religious delusions a lot, sometimes persecutions is etc. I find that working and being social really helps with those symptoms and changes my brain chemistry. It’s hard with the apathy and sometimes I have to force myself to meet my needs. She’s really well spoken and sweet and I thank her for sharing her story

[@frankbruno7122]

Thank you Lauren.. you've taught me so much.. I think you'd do a great job guest lecturing in college psych classes.. I appreciate your work and candor. Francesco Bruno

[@minthuko8871]

You are such a happy charming lady! I wish your symptoms will be relieved effectively throughout the rest of your life and have a good life and fulfil your potential

[@mrshanejd]

You are so brave and courageous and I’m sure this is helping people tremendously

[@juliegage6322]

Lauren, I got confused when you noted the positive symptoms as hallucinations, delusions and grandiose but than listed paranoid thinking and racing thoughts. Did I miss something? Where did the grandiose fit in? You are so articulate. I'm new at the terminology so I have to look up all the words. Thank you for all your hard work giving a layperson education that would take a million drs appts to make sense out of these disorders. I've been binge watching and taking notes. Blessings to you!!

[@Markiesparkie1973]

Thank you that was very helpful and insightful You explain everything very clearly and have helped me understand so much more than I did

[@asifrizvi3092]

Thank you for sharing your life-journey.

[@imreallydead.23]

I also have paranoid schizophrenia your videos are really helping me understand my illness better, thank you.

[@modras101010]

Your posts are great! I want to extend to my appreciation & support. You are helping to clear up misinformation & encourage individuals with the condition & the folks close to them.

[@Saywhat-x1s]

Thank you for sharing, I'm going through similar things with a family member this helps to understand what he can't tell me.

[@orangecrush5512]

Thank you so much for making these videos. They are so helpful for those of us who have people with schizophrenia in our lives.

[@barbaramarshall5271]

I'm still trying to work out what my daughter is suffering from with help from Drs in hospital currently. Thank you for your help as she's only 14.

[@tedbates1236]

Bless you.

[@sharonmchugh7730]

Ty Lauren; you are doing such a great job sharing. I think you are a wonderful young woman. I wish you continued success. 💜🍀

[@jasonjigz]

It's was a very good and positive initiative for the people around to help them better know the real symptoms experienced. I hope we could be friends. Take Care.

[@peggys4038]

Your channel is fantastic! Thank you so much for being open in this way.

[@robertoconnell8153]

Im studying for a mental health class in my nursing program and I am finding your videos very helpful. I glad to be able to take your insight into my practice and make sure that in the future Im using it to help others. Thank you so much for sharing!!

[@maeveelizabeth9739]

I experienced my first delusion recently - I was convinced that I was unable to die, but still feel pain. Kinda like the thing deadpool has going on. It lasted a few days and i felt unstoppable. It was... definitely a unique experience.

[@primolemanu9193]

Thank you Lauren for your videos for years I was angry and found it really hard to accept my diagnosis of schizoaffective disorder but your videos and content have made me come to terms with my diagnosis. I find your videos to be very informative and factual thanks again.

[@madalenalucci7102]

You’re an angel. Thank you for explaining this madness in my head. It helps’

[@robbradley7726]

Thanks for posting your videos.

[@benjaminsolomon3807]

Thank you very much for your videos.Schizophrenia started with me when I was 17 or 18 but I was diagnose with it only at the age of 25,and I understood the illness only last year,now I don't experience negative symptoms and positive symptoms.

[@ameralmahmoud1383]

What’s your medications

[@benjaminsolomon3807]

@@ameralmahmoud1383 I take risperdal 2mg

[@ahmettunc788]

Sir, please answer. How did the medication effect your negative symptoms

[@mandyt.9449]

My boyfriend has Schizophrenia and what I notice is alot of him is he says he is rested and than less than five minutes later he'll say he is exhausted than if you ask him if he'd like to take a nap he will say he isn't tired.

[@wimwiddershins]

Fascinating and educational. Thanks for sharing.

[@yoramalon5273]

Thank you for this tutorial. You made me self aware.

[@jasminefremdehake2354]

Thank you for sharing your story .

[@mitziecadena-varela2451]

Your amazing. Never stop.

[@shwetachavan4833]

May God bless you brave girl.

[@leenshammout2284]

You are wonderful person , I just found out this amazing channel and definitely happy and optimistic to see people helping like you , You are an Angel keep going you are strong ❤️

[@comolos]

Very informative, keep updating :) !!

[@Girlygirlemc]

These are so interesting and informative and you are so eloquent when describing your experiences. Thanks for creating such informative videos! I’m sure they will help a lot of people :)

[@areameetmangalore6449]

Thank you. It was great narration and I wish you well.

[@erichaynes7502]

Thank you for helping us understand what it's like to live with Schizophrenia. You are very inspiring!

[@patpatu]

I just want to say a massive thank you ♥️ Doing what you do reduces the suffering of others. Wishing you the very best 👍

[@TheScreamingFrog916]

Thanks for sharing. It helps me understand a little, about a person I was in a relationship with, for 5 years. I wish I knew more then, and was better able to respond in a helpful way, during relapses. Best wishes for your health and happiness.

[@brendhanhorne]

Thank you for the videos. I appreciate you putting them out and explaining the symptoms. It is very informative.

[@marlenebtagelman2451]

Thank you. This is very helpful in understanding my friend n

[@MrItrollaround]

Its honestly eye opening to know that there is two different "types" to this disorder. I believe to have schizoid personality disorder and will be seeing a psychiatrist here in a week. My therapist said she's on the route of a depressive disorder (was actually the reason why I started therapy anyway), however I did mention the schizoid part, which lead up to me getting an appointment with a psychiatrist. I've done lots of research and schizoid seems to fit every little bit of detail of my life. Now, hearing about the negative symptoms of schizophrenia, I feel like there's a huge overlap, and honestly now I can't even tell if I may have one or the other. Schizoid definitely comes out the most but the negative traits of schizophrenia seems such a good diagnosis as well. It's hard to literally think, want, speak, or even be around anyone. Is there anything that I should look into to best familiarize myself between the two? I've seen that schizoid could be a lead up to schizophrenia and it seems like everything I've researched and had made connections with, is pointing to both, in which would probably be ending up as schizophrenia with negative symptoms.

[@ndindamule3134]

I find your videos very helpful. Thank you for making them👍

[@Maria11110]

Thank you 🤍

[@kawtharalbashrawi8825]

Thanks for sharing your experience. It must took a lot of courage to do so. Much appreciation.

[@hayleyprice8345]

It totally summed up my illness

[@Amarie077]

May the power of God heal you.

[@jennifergreco610]

You are beautiful and brave for sharing your story.

[@liamjbagnall]

Fantastic video. Really good to get an idea of what it’s like from someone who has it. Good luck with your treatment

[@rickroth845]

These are very interesting videos. Please direct me the the one describing the difference between schitzoaffective disorder and schitzofrenia.

[@shadowmoontarot3781]

Thank you for sharing!I only have admiration and appreciation for you! Being open about your experiences is really a brave move but also sooo helpful for many people out there!Your videos are very interesting and informative!Much love to you and I hope as science and technology evolve, they find a way to make your life easier and happier!

[@dapanda5992]

I have negative schizophrenia... I watch videos like this to help and just help me look at my direct issues

[@rohitchoudhary9998]

how u r doing now?

[@johndoe3788]

@@rohitchoudhary9998 I have severe negative symptoms and am disabled because of them

[@rohitchoudhary9998]

@@johndoe3788 what r symptoms..tell me in brief

[@johndoe3788]

@@rohitchoudhary9998 I have anhedonia, lack of motivation, im socially isolated etc.

[@rohitchoudhary9998]

@@johndoe3788 what r the measures r u taking to heal urself from this

[@karsanrathva216]

Tq so much mam who are making good videos nd today i get knowledge for schizophrenia about so i would.. 👍👌

[@LibsRockU]

Wonderfully articulate! Thankyou Miss!

[@devinnemeyers4008]

I love your videos, they are so insightful!

[@hlumelabongobi3933]

Love strength xoxo and thank you for sharing this part of your life.