Why I didn’t know I had Schizophrenia.

Q&A with Schizophrenic, Michelle Hammer the founder of Schizophrenic.NYC The most awesome clothing and lifestyle brand created by a schizophrenic girl.
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[@Down_southnz]

Took me 47 years to get diagnosed bipolar schizophrenic. I thought i was psychic my whole life because of the voices and hallucinations..

[@SchizophrenicNYC]

💕💕💕

[@goddammitalana]

I mean if the voices and hallucinations told you things that ended up being true/ happened in the future then maybe you are?

[@whotakesallmynames]

​@@goddammitalana omg! Can you not? Ffs man.. 🤦

[@Kimberly_97]

😂I’m sorry I don’t mean to laugh but just how you said it is funny

[@brrr686]

​@@goddammitalanaThat is unfortunately dangerous rhetoric when you're talking to someone who has struggled with delusion/hallucinations, schizophrenia is real but the things within it aren't. I know the intention was good, but blurring the lines between spirituality and psychotic disorders can be pretty dangerous, even though it's usually meant as a "but it's okay, you might not be mentally ill and we just don't understand what you're tapping into" type of thing.

[@bodyofhope]

My education on Schizophrenia was that my grandfather had it and spent his adulthood in a straight jacket until he "killed himself." So growing up, my siblings and I were worried any time we had a fever or bad reaction to meds that caused hallucinations. Later, we found out my paternal grandfather did not willingly end his life. He was a war vet, and began drinking until a car accident ended his life. That was their version of "killed himself." Even the documented cases in the past are very skewed due to post war PTSD and drug/alcohol abuse... all of which changes behavior and may have changed one's diagnosis in the past.

[@CourtneyTunbridge79]

Im so sorry to hear this happened to your grandfather and your family. My mother had a raging bad temper and a short fuse and so her adopted mother began telling everybody from the time my mum was 13 back in 1971 that she had schizophrenia and continued to do so for the rest of her life, so many people just assume and have used this illness as a "all purpose" diagnosis for anything behavioural that they didn't understand. I hope you all have been able to move forward from the worry of possible onset schizophrenia now that you all know the truth. ❤❤

[@jezpin3638]

Statistically speaking single car collisions are overrepresented in car accidents and many are most likely acts of self harm. If you hear about a single car collision, spare a thought that it may have been a fatal depression.

[@mrs.handyjay6542]

I WISH the voices in my head were that nice.

[@rokoprc]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@c.a.fontaine1074]

Same and I don't even have schizophrenia

[@freshgreen54]

I learned about schizophrenia when my roommate (with epilepsy) had a schizophrenic episode (which turned out to be mold toxicity from rummaging through her storage unit for an extended time.) I've seen another KZbinr with schizophrenia document constriction of his pupils but my roommate's pupils were so big you couldn't see the blue of her eyes. She was paranoid and was seeing floaters in her vision and getting confused about memories getting mixed up about who the memories involved, accusing people she had met later in life for things that happened in her childhood. It was just the pure look of fear on her face that stood out to me the most.

[@ninetailskwami]

as someone with schizophrenia, i've never heard that it can be caused by mold. are you certain that you mean schizophrenic episode, and not psychotic episode? mold is well known to cause psychosis and people without schizophrenia can experience psychotic episodes from it or drugs or a lot of things, but its not the same as having schizophrenia.

[@pearlcahoon3484]

My neighbor is schizophrenic and she yells at us everytime she sees us outside. Shes yelled about siphoned gas, someone goin in her house stealing food out of her fridge, accused us of recording her, stealing her flowers, she purposely set of her car alarm and let it blare until the the car died, apparently law enforcement are aware of this and she did it to the previous owners of our new home as well. No one can get her help because she doesn't seem to want it. It is heartbreaking to know and scary to watch. Many neighbors do not even go outside anymore because of her antics. I think schizophrenia affects people differently and that education on schizophrenia isnt as common or detailed as it should be to the general public.

[@gemmalynn536]

you can't just label her a schizo bc you think that is what she has, nothing about any of the things she's doing screams Schizophrenic, & if all of that you mentioned she's done keeps ppl in your nbrhood inside their home, she wins, i can tell you first hand that by your list alone ypu have no idea what Schizophrenia is🙄

[@beesquestionmark]

I used to have a neighbor right across the street growing up who was an old lady and she would constantly knock on our door and accuse us of stealing her purse using our “wheel of retrieval” in our basement. Your comment just made me realize she may have been schizophrenic. I was a kid so I just didn’t know what to think of it. It’s so interesting the things we just think are normal until we learn differently as adults

[@modifiedmomma2365]

My neighbor was convinced I was trying to kill her by taking her fruits & veggies from my grandparents (she’d accept from them but bc I didnt have ID at 12-even the phone call saying I was bringing it bc they couldn’t walk it anymore wasn’t sufficient) My heart broke for her honestly bc she boarded up all the doors & windows of her house out of paranoia & first responders couldn’t get in.

[@victoriousone1]

If she claims to be an SA victim, they'll take her to the hospital. The criminals don't want to get caught and pay a lot of money to keep it quiet. I can't make this up. 😿😿

[@kimmycup2704]

I mean it's frankly still better and more realistic than having movies as schizophrenia "education" 😅

[@kallikrose]

If you were a teacher and had to tell students about schizophrenia, what would you say and what examples would you use? I'd love to hear from you

[@SchizophrenicNYC]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWitnWyVap6nnLs

[@carolmestas1130]

Yes & what age does it become more obvious if any?

[@joansavarese2974]

Unless you're in a health class there's no reason for a teacher to have to tell you about schizophrenia. That's the job of a psychiatrist and for your parents to seek that help for you. School is not a psychiatric facility

[@RichielaurensIII]

@@joansavarese2974 it’s not just to help you though. Learning psychology can really help you understand other people. It allows for more empathy

[@joansavarese2974]

@@RichielaurensIII which is I repeat what you need to learn at home.

[@devin7803]

What's important to remember is people living with this are logical. How they respond to the stimuli is relatively normal, the difference is it's altered reality. It sneaks up on you, when i was diagnosed it was heartbreaking to be told some of my reality isnt true

[@margot947]

I understand it's like your mind is playing trick on you.

[@kayleighgroenendal8473]

I enrolled in an Abnormal Psychology class in high just cuz all aspects of human psych are so interesting. It really helps understand things better in real life, just how much everything is a spectrum and everyone is somewhere on it, nothing in humans is black and white.

[@natalierose13]

My aunt was schizophrenic and my mom was her guardian, and then their mother was undiagnosed, we didn’t find out until she was dying of stage four cancer and she was forced to go to a hospital, so I was around it my whole life. I am very glad for that experience honestly.

[@susanegley4149]

To be fair, it's not a subject that's normally taught at that level at all.

[@SchizophrenicNYC]

That’s very true. It’s something that needs to change.

[@elixlozgamer3647]

Nobody knew my dad was schitzophrenic until he beat somebody and ended up in a state-asylum. He heard somebody insult his mom, and since he was already 'violent' (read: undiagnosed) he immediately attacked them. He blacked out and next thing he knew he was in a straight jacket, and then he was diagnosed. Its scary honestly how 'random' it can occur, because its so hard to tell if somethings a hallucination or not.

[@BamBabyBrenda]

I grew up being bestfriends with an adult with schizophrenia. So, I got to learn quite a bit. My second oldest brother is schizophrenic and I'm pretty certain I'm schizoaffective, just need to be diagnosed. But I knew something was wrong when I explained a delusion in grade 8 that if I breathed the same air as someone with a mental disability I would get that disability. The teachers made me a volunteer for a class for disabled people with mental disabilities and to tech them squaredancing. It was awful but I lived and was like "wait.... somethings wrong here...."

[@sweatergod5386]

Your teacher made you volunteer to teach retarded people square dancing? What the fuck was the 90s

[@Danniedorito]

My high school health class didn't teach us this. We watched movies, learned about sexual education (STDs, reproduction, period, etc) and you could also take home the electronic crack baby. Mental health wasn't spoken about in school

[@tishatime3178]

Respectfully, if i heard a voice saying "Nice a22" I'd be like 😝😏 lol

[@baddiemee3008]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@user-tk7iu8vq5o]

I think I can identify with multiple labels, which gives the complex of me. But gladly my psychatrist said as I thought: "I can give you a lot of labels, but you gotta first try to get better"

[@CourtneyTunbridge79]

Ive worked in a Doctors surgery for many years and i am YET to meet anybody with schizophrenia who actually KNOWS they have schizophrenia before being diagnosed, its not an illness that allows you to be self aware enough to realise something is wrong, but like MANY other mental illnesses people get on medication then they start to feel better and so stop taking their medication and end up relapsing, then it will take X amount of time for them to get help again, get back on their meds.... wash and repeat, its so important with any illness to always stay on your meds or at the very least speak to your health care professional. ❤❤❤❤

[@Freedom2Paws]

I didn't learn anything about it except for what I saw in movies so when I started with symptoms I ended up in a bad situation that harmed me and had a massive break down and my family dosnt believe in mental hospitals they are lucky my attempts didnt work but the Internet came along and I couldn't tell if I had schizophrenia or did! Was yours and Cody's Instagrams and the KZbin channel living well with schizophrenia and the channel dissociaDID that helped me finally open up to a doctor and he sent me to a nurse practitioner that helped me sort threw everything and was finally diagnosed as schizo affective disorder depressive type at the age 38! Thank you for putting out videos it's helped me more then you will ever know

[@willowtdog6449]

I think that might be more than I learned in high school about anything but depression. They were very worried about teenage girls and depression, and related issues, in the 90s when I was in school. It really should be a basic part of public education for every kid. Just some basics about various warning symptoms to at least know to get checked out. I would love for everyone to have a basic understanding of the human body and about both physical and mental common health conditions. Even in my psych undergrad, we only had like one abnormal psych class available until Masters level. So, I barely learned anything about it in my formal education at all. I have learned about it just out of interest on my own. I’ve just always been fascinated by how different people experience the world. Thanks for sharing so much of your own experience on your channel. I think it’s so important to raise awareness and lower the stigma, especially around certain conditions. I really appreciate what you’re doing! :)

[@themysticmuse]

Great job youre doing, bringing awareness!

[@kevinwillems8720]

I think I learned about schizophrenia when I learned about Wesley Willis, may he rest in peace.

[@kevinwillems8720]

Like maybe I heard briefly about it but reading about Wesley Willis and his struggles really helped me comprehend.

[@margot947]

Because of I was hearing different voice in different tone. I thought I was having multiple personality disorder. I couldn't get break from the voices ,even when I was sleeping I could clearly hear. Even my sense of hearing increase I don't know how.

[@TheeAmbientUnfazed]

Had I not done a research paper on schizophrenia for my class project on genetic disorders in sophomore year of high school, I'd have only had movies to go off of. My friend who passed away was schizophrenic. I did the best I could with what little knowledge I had but I truly wish I'd found your channel a lot sooner. You're saving lives by putting out this content, keep doing it love. My friend would've adored you 🫶🫂

[@TrixiePowder]

Never understood mental illness until i tried A LOT of lsd in which i have experienced voices, hallucination, intesne de ja vu, and pchyosis. I have talked to my self thinking i was someone else. I have shown symptoms of almost every illness atleast once. And only after all that i trully understand the power of the human mind. But it scares me.

[@sky-rp9db]

mental health very important and educated every house or school anywhere

[@everyone8531]

Hey KD!! I see that you also struggled and had your own problems you were dealing with, and i respect for you coming out and how much better you've grown as a person!! I've always looked up to you i think. I did watch some of your vent animations but i didn't understand it very well as i was a kid and i think i also wrote a very ignorant comment on your vent animation which i think was about your bf if i remember correctly, i acted like i knew what i was talking about when I didn't, I'm also sorry for that Kd, and also this video made me feel kinda Validated (I'm not saying that this makes me feel ok with the actions you did or the actions i did in the past) but i Looked up to you when i was a kid and i tought you were perfect person morally at the time but it turns out you also were dealing with your problems aswell when i was also a bad person at the time i did see a lot of your anims i also saw some of your vents but i was probrably still at the tip of the iceberg of it all, anyways I don't know if you'll read the comments specially in this dark topic but i hope you see this comment it would mean a lot to me ❤

[@AmyChappell]

*hugs*

[@theroaminggnomad]

If my voices told me I had a nice azz I'd show up every week LOVING my delusion. 😂

[@Blf23]

It can take people awhile to find out they're schizophrenic. Also, before this generation. Mental health was never discussed enough and people were scared.

[@user-xz6xe8ph9v]

It would have been a better story if your highschool biology teacher had said her cousin worked as squid chef at hibachi.

[@zethcrownett2946]

My high schvool education on schizophrenia was watching a Beautiful Mind in class. Which, I can't say anything to because my exposure to schizophrenia is very limited. But I think its highlighted well that 1) people with schizophrenia are regular people, not a danger to anyone 2) the dilusions are extremely realistic and hard to parce out 3) meds can help (but how they do this part could be questionable)

[@mariataglaris2701]

God Bless you 🙏🏼 always ❤

[@potatopirate5557]

I strongly believe the basics of psychology need to be taught in highschool. The main things people are likely to encounter in themselves and the world around them. Things like mental disorders- mood, psychotic, personality, etc, types of dysphoria, disassociation, eating disorders, grooming, abuse dynamics, burn out, neurodivergence, intergenerational abuse, etc etc etc Its not that hard to cover the bases and help countless people.

[@susanbolin275]

Every case is different. How I learned was terrorizing. You would never want to live with that type of it.

[@franksnbeans7413]

I only knew about schizophrenia because my dads cousin suffered from "drug induced schizophrenia" he also suffered from oxygen deprivation as a child. He is a sweet, innocent, Christian man who wouldn't intentionally hurt a fly but makes people incredibly uncomfortable with the way he acts. I dont think it's a school's responsibility to teach children about every possible mental illness during health class, but to highlight to children what is abnormal so that they are ablento asl for help

[@cinemaatrium3863]

I actually think they should do that, because it is very likely that they will suffer from them or a close relative. They should talk about the big ones like depression, mania, schizophrenia, borderline, ptsd, psychosis and autism. And even if they don't have it and non in their family will, they will have encounters with people, which are in a crisis and its just best to know what is going on and to know if that person is dangerous and if it is an appropriate response to act afraid.

[@Roman.D.Uchiha]

I hate dumb people that say “I didn’t learn that in school” like why would a highschool diploma warrant education about schizophrenia

[@mariscostumes3815]

To know if you are suffering from an issue. Same reason they taught us health and sex ed. To educate us on our bodies 😂

[@MFD-]

Got diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia a few years back and due to my lack of knowledge regarding schizophrenia I couldn't even believe it myself

[@kellyporter9269]

My aunt was supposed to have it. She was odd but i loved her. My mom was mean to her. She was easier to be around than my mom. I take meds for stuff. But thank God i have stuff that i can control with meds.

[@mwilliamson3989]

We need more education definitely ❤

[@sentarenee4589]

I think it's the just way we see the world and I had that one too

[@pattiepepper6217]

NONE of us got educated on Schizophrenia!

[@woahhowmediocre3860]

mines more like ‘if you wear a smashing pumpkins tshirt today all your evil coworkers from the job you resigned crying from will show up at your house and make fun of you for being in love with a guy you’re not in love with because he also likes smashing pumpkins and they will all ruin your life’

[@emjakos3548]

That sounds a lot like dream logic?

[@PamelaMartin-z9z]

💜

[@SchizophrenicNYC]

💕

[@0oMaria_airaMo0]

Maybe parents should be taught the signs and symptoms but not kids, my maternal grandmother was schizophrenic and I knew this as a child and understood enough that it was in my genes, knowing this made me still at times makes me paranoid that I may still have it, I’m 40 and have not heard voices or dealt with the paranoia I’ve read and heard about thank goodness, but I was unnecessarily worried too much as a child….

[@mishasuki]

My uncle had paranoid schizophrenia. He would call and leave hour long messages on my phone about Michael Jackson and the queen of England and people coming after him to inject him with hepatitis c. He was a very intelligent, sensitive soul though

[@neekk040]

I really thought this was a wii sports joke

[@andwanahopatrick4703]

Guys I constantly talk to myself, make up scenarios in my head but I'm fully aware do I have schizophrenia coz I'm very scared

[@MysteriaNota]

No. Every human on earth is talking to his self. It's totally normal. If you are alone in the house it's better to think with your voice. You don't talk to yourself but you are thinking with your voice.

[@tomaslim7388]

Hypnotic words for TIs

[@Ultra_Ultraline_27]

Im sorry but 😂🍑🎳 thank you for sharing ❤

[@Twizzy737]

Bruh……how do you get diagnosed? Ive been by myself for a long time and due to the high amounts of stresss ive been under in 7yrs is ticking some things off but i just dont know where to start and im too scared to get a therapist (i just journal/write/draw)

[@theasadoguy]

Sounds like really bad child mental abuse mixed with unhealthy coping mechanisms towards the lingering trauma.

[@lekiscool]

What was the age of onset for the symptoms?

[@user-nd3eg1fp9e]

Lord have mercy 😂😂😂😂

[@leonormartinez294]

Mi hijo sufre de esquizofrenia y necesita medicación,y terapias,llevo años logrando reincorporar lo a la vida pero no lo logro

[@Jtttttttttttttttttttt]

None of us know how crazy we are

[@awesomegaming8617]

When he reads the comment section 💀

[@amyc.peters1064]

You're being nice to that teacher.

[@faithgaspare2735]

I never learned about schizophrenia until I find out my aunt had it. I now know what schizophrenia is. Thanks to you.

[@SchizophrenicNYC]

That’s amazing. Thank you

[@nikicarrie4071]

Yea nobody really knew , plus rhey always went with the extreme end of te spectrum. Or only paronid kind. They made it seem completely crazy

[@jessicaclakley3691]

Yeah, hs education typically focuses on extreme cases and the consequences rather than understanding, like most things, there is a spectrum of different behaviors and intensities that occur in individuals with schizophrenia. Also with time, the health care system is getting better at diagnosing and identifying troubled behaviors. It’s not perfect but we’re working to get better and I hope this info gets into hs classrooms

[@eLhawX]

Maybe I went to a really good high school, but I knew other symptoms or schizophrenia. My best friends cousin was diagnosed schizophrenic and he shot and killed his sister and a man she was with, while they were watching TV. He put their bodies in a trunk to be found days later. He was found to be able to stand trial and was sentenced to like 50 years in prison. But we were taught of the paranoia, delusional thinking, like God or the devil speaking to them. Hearing voices. Thinking people are out to harm them, or harming themselves because the voices tell them to. Unmedicated people will suffer serious delusions thinking the CIA is after them, they bar their windows shut. Depends if you're properly diagnosed and taking medication, or stop taking medication and the delusions and voices become extreme.

[@caragarcia2307]

That sounds like a narcissist's dream.

[@Phillipinnes-yk2so]

Mental health is not discussed in school at all

[@JakeCCarline]

It's ok, Our Coach taught us that We need to Shower instead of people talking about the fonk. It wasn't really voices in our head.

[@theandromedan2588]

That's an entity.

[@cawatson7616]

😳😢😢😢

[@kevinlundin9971]

If you are schizophrenic wouldn’t what you learned in high school be second hand information?

[@user-tb5zl4ln7w]

He was nervous and that's what he was thinking.insecurity thing

[@ABerCul]

Nobody can tell you they have a disorder when they are younger because they don't kn9w everyone else can't hear the voices😊😊

[@Gellerman55]

I want to share a story I heard about my great great Aunt Marie Poutz. She was a Theosophist. The family story goes that she and a couple of theosophist friends would visit mental asylums because they knew that a certain number of the patients there were not ill, but rather had entities attached to them, not in a good way, or the patients were clairvoyant or clairaudient and could hear spirits from the other side. If the patients worked from a lower energetic level because of fear, sadness, etc, they attracted lower entities. Tante Marie and her theosophist friends would work to help those patients. It seems to me that it would be worthwhile to check with a psychic, a clairvoyant, a medium, etc. to rule out this possibility for anyone diagnosed with schizophrenia. It may truly end up being a brain dysregulation, but it's worth ruling out some spiritual connection that the patient and the patient's family can't see.

[@carolinetalksdifferent2946]

Thanks for sharing that, I've always thought a certain percentage of schizophrenics have exactly that, an entity attachment.

[@the_guy5638]

Lol

[@cramp4221]

NOT where i thought you would go with this

[@ronniehunsinger9882]

Wait u got education about schizophrenia in highschool?

[@Catlily5]

Weird.

[@TheMidWestThistle]

Woman schizophrenia is so under diagnosed

[@andreafleet]

I'm sorry but I dont think its really up to yourself and the public education system to diagnose mental health conditions or to teach you what to look for. Thats your doctors job.

[@baddiemee3008]

Nice azz😂😂😂😂😂

[@jezpin3638]

Vent: I know a man with autism and an ID, he is 36 nd turning violent. He probably has poorly treated epilepsy, pain from testicle cancer (or something sels that makes them swell), or schizophrenia ike his mum. I am trying to help. I wont stop. But just wanted to tell his story ATM. TIA.

[@MatthewBone-xj3ki]

It's the elves talking to you, take mushrooms and you'll see them

[@SchizophrenicNYC]

✅

[@naelyneurkopfen9741]

Why didn't you mother know? It's not the school's job to cover literally everything in the world.

[@mangledfoxy2052]

Not everybody is a mental health professional. If your getting lessons in mental health in school, they should be covering this topic better than this. It’s not like some obscure thing either

[@jtig9685]

Nose...

[@SchizophrenicNYC]

Rude…

[@Krahken]

L o l yeah that's not a very good education on schizophrenia

[@fingerzfrienemy2226]

It's a false religion that gives you a crutch.

[@tdhanoa20]

I wish i had a voice with me in my head, kinda lonely here

[@pamelaparks6171]

I have no intention of being rude, but can I ask how old you were when you found out you were Schizophrenic? My son has it, and he was young when we started noticing symptoms but had never had a psychosis episode, so they would not officially diagnose him. he struggled for many years without medication.

[@violetscreaming]

Even though both of my sisters biological parents were schizophrenics it took until her late 30s to finally get a diagnosis when she went into a psychosis after giving birth. I had known for years but she was convinced she didn’t and was able to hide it when she spoke to doctors. I mean she still denies she has any form of mental illness

[@asacowherd4860]

Man and ur telling ur sisters business to the world. Let me guess 'u wouldn't care if someone close to u casually told ur personal secrets to strangers'.

[@violetscreaming]

@@asacowherd4860 well considering none of you know my sister, or me, that there’s no way for you to identify my sister and that she will never ever know about it there’s absolutely no way for it to harm her.

[@violetscreaming]

@@asacowherd4860 damn, for all you know I could be making it all up. You are seriously seeing an issue where there isn’t one.

[@BBQSquirrels]

What if there was no cousin👀

[@SchizophrenicNYC]

There is!!

[@TM-tx9ct]

At the age that schizophrenia is diagnosed, most people can't spell the word, never mind use it correctly.

[@SchizophrenicNYC]

🧐

[@haleyvestmustafic3975]

Um schizophrenia is diagnosed most often in early adulthood so not sure if you're implying adults can't spell or if you think they're diagnosed as children ???

[@oumryeternity7871]

Not to disrespect you but isn't schizophrenia caused by djjns that make you hear or see things?

[@JoshsDigitalinteractions]

People with mental problems go see a doctor. It's unreal

[@mr.makedonija2627]

No such thing as a great woman

[@Nykthosb]

🙄

[@SchizophrenicNYC]

😎

[@kellysirman4184]

Evil spirits. Jesus we need you, more Jesus less self

[@SchizophrenicNYC]

I like Moses

[@Phillipinnes-yk2so]

Schizophrenia isn't about evil spirits it's a disease

[@emjakos3548]

This makes it sound like it's somehow the schizophrenic's fault. Not a new thing for the church to claim.

[@thomassmall4511]

I hope you can answer my question. Every now and then I hear my name being called. It's a familiar voice. Once it was my deceased grandmother once it was my deceased spouse and sometimes it's just a familiar voice I can't place. Is that schizophrenia? It happens every now and then. Just my name nothing else.

[@sweatergod5386]

Its pretty common to hear your name being called bc your brain is already used to hearing it so sometimes it mishears things or you did hear someone call your name but they were just referring to someone else who has your name.

[@MysteriaNota]

No. It's not. They call your name because they are not truly dead. They are alive with their astral bodies and they live in the astral plane.

[@FfFuCK]

I refuse to be next to people who have schizophrenia. Im sorry but eversince my friend who had bad schizophrenia and my psychotic aunt almost killing one of my family memebers... I refuse to be next to them unless ik that person and they can actually take care of themselves.