Do you relate to any of these signs or do you know anyone that struggles with bipolar disorder? Disclaimer please do not self diagnose as this is just a video to those who can relate

Watching this at 5 am is a mood

6. Talking faster than normal Eminem: what are you implying?

Been wishing for healing all through these years, it's truly very crippling many people won't understand.

My wife was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, medication did not help. She threw away her entire career by impulsively doing something illegal and was arrested. It was typical of her impulsive behavior that grew worse, much worse as she grew older. She died at 40 years old because of her inability to make rational decisions about her health. Her uncle and cousin were schizophrenic. Her mother was agoraphobic. My wife's siblings had undiagnosed mental disorders to say the least. Mental illness most definitely runs in families.

I hate my personality. Im either too energized and weirdly too confident or too bummy and not a nice person. I just want to have one wavelenght.. Not 5 different..

1. mood swings. 1:05 2. Cycles of depression 1:34 3. Risky behavior 2:04 4. Intense multitasking or energy. 2:39 5. Grandiosity or feelings of importance. 3:06 6. Talking faster than normal. 3:33 7. Difficulty concentrating. 3:58 8. Extreme irritability or Agitación 4:21 9 irregular sleep. 4:41 10. Changes in appetite. 5:07. Hope this helps :)

I recently got diagnosed with bipolar disorder after suspecting it for about a year and a half. I kept thinking that my brain was just trying to fool me, but I can't argue with a diagnosis. I came and watched this video again because why not. My mood episodes are environmentally triggered most of the time. Sometimes it just happens for no reason and I end up being completely unapproachable or the most talkative person. I'm both freaked out and relieved that I know I have bipolar disorder. On one hand, society probably sees me as crazy for it, but at the same time, I'm glad I finally have an answer for those many times I've been depressed without reason. I take mood stableizers now, which also helps with my ptsd. If you ever have moments where you feel awful for no reason, then look into it, I couldn't figure it out for many years and it was eating me alive Edit: The diagnosis was VERY wrong. I got re-evaluated, I have autism

I was diagnosed with bipolar since my teenage. Spent my whole life fighting bipolar. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Not until my wife recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. Much respect to mother nature the great magic shrooms.

A minor note here: mood swings are also seen in people with ADHD, and the symptoms can sometimes be mistaken for Bipolar. This is why it's extremely important to have a mental health professional diagnose you.

“What mental health needs is more sunlight, more candor, and more unashamed conversation.” --Glenn Close

I got my diagnosis of being bipolar about half a year ago. I'm 25 now and I thought my whole life something was off with me. just to know it's a disorder is such a great relieve, and the right therapy and meditation is helping to 'normalize' a regular lifestyle. I can relate to all 10 symptoms - thank you for this video, it feels good to see that the information is out there and educating ;) I love your videos

As someone who has had these symptoms my whole life I was diagnosed recently at 30 😢

I think I'm having a crush on the narrator. I like her voice, her voice takes away the pain.

Damn, it's so f***ing sad and disappointing to see so many parents dismiss their children's needs in the comments wtf.

I go through this everyday for 12 hrs of my life and it’s not easy even with medication . I pray for everyone who’s going through this we didn’t ask for this disease .😢🙏🏽

I'm bipolar and have been diagnosed and on meds for many years. I still have episodes of depression or mania from time to time tho. I used this video along with other resources to give my partner a better understanding of what I'm going through and I find your explanations very good. Thanks for educating!

Who else has bipolar but is watching this just because they can?

To viewers: do NOT self-diagnose. Talk to your doctor. This is a serious disorder that involves your brain damaging itself if left untreated

I will be 65 in August, I was diagnosed bipolar 2 in 2003. I do not wish this mental disorder on anyone. It is simply a mess.

My psychiatrist (Who mainly works with medication) and my behavioral therapist said that most of my symptoms are from bipolar 1, ADHD, PTSD. So I decided to watch this so I can learn more about this.

I’m professionally diagnosed with bipolar disorder and I’ve found that theres quite a lot of mental health professionals today who’ve stopped using the terms bipolar I & II. My first psychiatrist said research has shown that it’s more of a spectrum and putting people into two boxes just doesn’t work anymore. This isn’t to say people with the differences of I & II don’t exist but there are definitely people who exist in between both sides. It’s interesting

one dis like already ...even the haters have their notifications on

As a Gemini with Bipolar 1 disorder I was always confused. I have been in counseling since i was a teen and up until now, over a decade later, I'm being treated with the correct medication and therapy. For those who are reading this and struggling, do not give up. Simply call your doctor and be honest. Even tell them you saw this video and you feel as if you can relate. There is hope! Never give up on yourself. You are always number 1 💝

I can relate to a lot. I was diagnosed in 1999 with bipolar 1; with rapid cycling and mixed episodes (which is a combination of symptoms of both depression and mania; which is no fun at all). So far my symptoms have been manageable, but I've had to do many med changes along the road. I was diagnosed in a psych ward and it was also mentioned to me that there are NO two cases alike (so I wouldn't compare myself to others). That's it in a nutshell 🙃

When you know you need help but don’t want to ask for it (me)

My friends always say i act "different" I sometimes sleep 10 hours but for the past month I've slept 3 hours a day and feel very energized.

I was diagnosed just a few years ago and I'm in my mid-30's, so much of my hard life up to this point makes so much more sense now that I know why I acted the way I did. When at the time I just didn't understand why I was how I was. Every one of these is bang on, and I hate being this way. I'm managed with doctors, meds, and therapy but I wish I didn't need any of that and could just not be like this. I hate it so much, I'm such a burden most of the time and my family and friends don't deserve the complications I cause them, especially since I never meant to cause anyone trouble. I never asked for this, who honestly would?!

I got diagnosed with bipolar 2 a few months ago. I’ve never had a full on manic episode but have experienced many episodes of hypomania. Just as you stated in the video, I didn’t correlate my sudden productivity and lack of sleep as hypomania. I thought I was just suddenly “getting better”, so I went to the doctor believing I was just a depressed and left with a bipolar diagnosis. Having the diagnosis has really helped me recognize hypomania and keep track of my mood swings while I work with my doctor to find a medication I can afford that’ll work.

“Anybody can look at you. It's quite rare to find someone who sees the same world you see.” ― John Green, Turtles All the Way Down

1:02 - mood swings 1:31 - cycles of depression 2:02 - risky behavior 2:36 - intense multi-tasking/energy 3:03 - exaggerating your achievments 3:31 - talking faster than usual 3:55 - difficulty in concentrating 4:19 - easily irritated 4:39 - effed up sleep schedule 5:03 - changes in appetite

Just got diagnosed with bipolar today, that’s when I found out that talking for 9 hours straight, without eating, even following people to wherever they were going to keep talking was NOT a normal thing !!

Every once in a while I get a manic episode so big that I make people really mad just for my entertainment or i just act literally insane. It really messes with me and makes me look like a bad person and I wish I could just be a nice and calm person.

"don't self diagnose" Me going along and doing that because my minded is so fricked up that it wants me to have all the mental illness I can get but I can't tell my counsiller Just another day *sigh*

In the comment section I just keep reading more and more bad non-funny jokes. Don't people understand mental health is a serious thing. Some respect for people who actually have the disorder. Edit: I checked the comment section and many don't appear. Perhaps they deleted their comment or just don't have enough likes to be on top.

This is so true. I have Bipolar Disorder and I have experienced all of this. Great video.

Great video ! Very easy to understand and straight to the point .

I only just recently learned my mother had bipolar disorder. She had committed suicide when i was very young and i never understood some of the things she did.(from what i remember) this video helped bring things to light and made me feel like i could understand her better. Thank you guys for this video ❤

**when you’re actually bipolar but you’re wanting to watch this anyways out of curiosity**

I’m bipolar 2 and my husband has to keep reminding me of what I’m like unmedicated because I always try to convince him I’m cured when I’m level and should come off my meds. I’m very lucky to have him because he manages to say it with kindness and understanding.

My mother experienced all of these, and I especially remember the risky behaviour and grandiosity along with irritability. She also experienced hallucinations in her early years battling BD. We had to commit her twice. I haven’t spoken to her in over 20 years, but I hope she is doing better. Certainly made for a turbulent childhood living with her. I remember mostly manic episodes and they seemed to go on for ever.

Got diagnosed with bipolar by a professional and my mom still wont let me have my prescriptions cus according to her i 'dont have bipolar'

The thing about this is that if i have all the symptoms i dont wanna self diagnose but i cant go to a professional cause my parents would think im just doing it for attention and they wouldnt take me to a doctor.

i was diagnosed with bipolar at the mental health hospital, and I did NOT know that my extreme changes in appetite were part of this. Really fun to learn about this stuff! I hope to major is psychology in college!

I been diagnosed with Bipolar disorder like 3 years ago . I recovered thanks to the competent psychologist 💖

this makes me really want to finally go talk to a specialist

summary of the video: 1. Mood swings 2. Cycles of depression 3. Risky behavior 4. Intense multitasking or energy 5. Grandiosity or feelings of importance 6. Talking faster than normal 7. Difficulty concentrating 8. Extreme irritability or agitation 9. Irregular sleep 10. Changes in appetite Recommend watching to learn more 🖤

This was way more helpful than articles I tried to read

I was diagnosed at a very young age and now that I’m officially an adult I’m educating myself so I can help and love myself

The thing is, I do want to seek professional health but I'm just completely unable to cuz my parents think this stuff is just me being dramatic or it just doesn't exist, and I have all of these symptoms and had them from more than a year, after my parents manipulated me into an engagement.

The person I like has bd and my heart hurts for them, Caring about someone with this condition is not for the faint of heart. Watching these videos helps me decipher wether or not what goes on between us is me or not. Thank you.

as a person with type 2 bp this is very educatinal and accurate. thank u.

This was me last year... I’m so glad I’m in a better place... god be with us all with mental health issues.. it’s a journey... peace be with you..

I was dating a bipolar guy. I tried to support him on depression, I tried to support him on mania. But the truth is that on his mania crisis, he was extremely mean to me. He was nice and tried to conquer people he didn’t know. It seems he was in love with every single unknown people around him. But for me, harshness. Turn out that while he was on a maniac event, I was getting depressed. He: euphoric to people in general, and aggressive to his family and me. And I was full time crying seeing my self-esteem turning into ashes while he didn’t care because of the crisis. Now we broke up and sometimes he says he can’t forget himself for being so mean, and sometimes he says I should consider he was on mania crisis. I personally consider my well-being.

I feel lost right now, but my mood switchs so fast to happy, a lot of energy and positive. i have all symptons mentioned and im afraid i am bipolar :(

My wife has Bipolar disorder type 2 & she still struggles with it but getting better thanks for making awareness of this we found it very educational so thank again Lol

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The fact that this is basically on the nose makes me confident in the diagnosis I got years ago. It’s been my normal for like ever that I don’t know whether something is “normal” or not. So I got curious to check again. For almost all my life I thought I was just depressed but didn’t understand how I could move back and forth between being really depressed to excited for no reason and somewhat neutral. I was medicated only for depression and it never really helped. I stayed in depression most of the time I think. In 2016 I went to a psychiatrist to be diagnosed with PTSD, which was caused by a trauma that occurred, but in the process figured out that I was Bipolar II. Now I’ve been properly medicated and feel neutral more than depressed and have better control on my symptoms. I’m more calm and rational about stuff too. Total game changer! But always keep in mind that meds don’t cure you they help you manage. My hypomania is wonderful and awful at the same time. I use it to my advantage and love the amount of energy and productivity I get. But my biggest insecurity is I can’t shut tf up. I get too giddy and talk really fast. I trip on words enough already and struggle communicating because my mind goes too fast or just doesn’t process and form the information into proper sentences that make sense. I lack confidence in speaking, but still talk quite a bit. When I can tell I’m having an episode I apologize to my coworkers ahead of time and tell them what’s happening. Just so they know I can’t totally help it. It’s awful trying to fight the chatty urge and they seem to tolerate me well when I do. Lol

I really appreciate your videos. Our minds can be disorganized just like dishes that are piling up and to be cleaned.. I can wash my dishes and put them away just exactly the way I can with any physiological disorder for that second.maybey that hour or day.. do not victimize me and say I have a disorder. The only people with a disorder permanently are people that are permanently missing a arm or a leg

I struggled with depression, anxiety, ptsd, and now im finding out ive been diagnosed with bipolar 1. I still take medication for my ptsd, depression and sleep disorder as well as my new diagnosis medication. Its a rough journey but really puts a marker on my yearly repetitive behavior and symptoms from it as well as my other ones. They really go hand in hand and make healing difficult. Im looking forward to dicovering antianxiety medication because i didnt like how fast i was matabolizing lorazapam. I requested getting off of it due to its addictive nature. This video is on par with everything i was told and everything that coinsides with my lifes past and possibly future behavior because lets face it, its not an over night fix. It takes a level of willingless and forgiveness . I hope people who experience or notice others experiencing the bp symptoms can go forward without negative judgment and seek the help or suggest the idea of help, gain some peice of mind with this educational video♡

1. Mood swings 2. Cycles of depression 3. Risky behavior 4. Intense multitasking/energy 5. Grandiosity or feelings of importance 6. Talking faster than normal 7. Difficulty concentrating 8. Extreme irritability 9. Irregular sleep 10. Changes in appetite

doctor: you have bipolar 1 *looks at mom and dad who both have bipolar disorder * Me: hmm wonder why

I’m bipolar and have been diagnosed and on meds for 2 years . I still have short episodes of mania and depression from time to time . I used this video to make my friends and family aware about my situation

I'm bipolar and adhd and 43 years old. I love and embrace my life and myself. Ups and down. Won't let a label or other people define me. I accept you for who you are as I accept myself for who I am. Multifaceted and a gorgeous individual. I wish I didn't have my depression cycles, but I know days will get better and when I am up I enjoy the up and not think about the down to follow. Childhood trauma, teenage anxiousness and awkwardness...rejection all my life. I've made it this far, I can go a bit further ❤️

I’m a type 1 & I’m actually currently going through a manic depression. I’m glad people are slowly starting to understand & learn about mental health (:

I only have three moods that i show to people: -emotionless face/eyes. -laughing out of no where. -anger. The moods i go through when im alone: -motivational mood. -depressive. -unintentionally staring at something for sometimes hours thinking about anything. -a clean freak. -energetic self-loving adventurer. - “i’m a god, im so pretty, im so good at being myself”

Thanks for the vid. It’s nice to have my disorder explained in simpler ways. I didn’t know it was my bipolar that caused me to do these things. I thought I was just weird. Thank you

I watched this video when it came out 2 years ago. I was suspecting I had MDD at the time and didn't bother analysing whether I could relate to this. Now that I've done more research and experienced new symptoms, I realised my depressive episodes cycle way too frequently for an MDD patient (I had more than 5 in the last 3 years, lasting for only a few weeks, while most MDD patients have them for months and then stay symptom-free for years). I also had a period of unusual confidence, I looked like a talkative, energetic extrovert to others, while being a quiet and shy introvert my whole life. After 2 years this video opened a new perspective on my issues, so I'll definitely bring BD into the discussion in my future visits to the doctor! Thank you :)

I recently got diagnosed and I completely relate to all of these

To anyone dealing with mental illness, there is absolutely nothing wrong with you. You are beautiful in your own unique ways and deserve the world.

Thanks for all this information

I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder a few years back, I decided for me personally, instead of using medication to mask the symptoms and turn me into someone I’m not which would be dishonesty, I decided I would make the symptoms work for me, I’ve always been naturally artistically inclined, so when I realize I’m manic or depressed I use the thoughts and feelings and energy or lack there of to write/produce music, draw/paint, and engage in abstract thinking, also having a friend or two who are available for me to talk to, these things have proven more effective in managing my symptoms more than therapy ever has.

Please don’t self diagnose in the comment section. I understand if you have these, but go to a professional and don’t self diagnose.

I was diagnosed with clinical depression when I was hospitalised at 14, they put me on antidepressants which didn’t do shit and sometimes made me feel worse. Until I was 17 I’d go through periods of just being full of energy, talkative, heightened sex drive, impulse and overall in a good mood. I’d then go dangerously depressed and suicidal. I think I’ve had a manic episode a few times. One time when I was 15 I snuck out the house at 1 in the morning (this was an impulsive decision not planned) and went to meet my ex boyfriend who was camping with some friends. My mood was just really weird as if I was drunk, I was just laughing, talking loads, sitting on my ex’s lap and kissing him (even though I wasn’t interested in him). My behaviour that night was just weird and not like me. I remember waking up in the morning feeling so embarrassed and confused. Anyway, when I was 17 the doctors came up with one last solution as an alternative to putting me back in hospital , they gave me mood stabilises/anti psychotics which are known to treat bipolar. They worked wonders. I still struggle and show clear symptoms of both depression and bipolar and when I don’t take my mood stabilises for a few days (like when I run out) I go back to exactly where I started as if no improvement was made. Today I’m still diagnosed with clinical depression but I believe I’ve been misdiagnosed and I’m unsure what to do about it. I’ve never told the doctors about that time when I was 15 or any other similar experiences and behaviours because I feel ashamed. Not only that but I’m scared they won’t believe me and take me seriously.

I thought I had ADHD but now watching this video it makes me think that I have Bi polar because every thing you have described here perfectly describes the cycles that I go through. I'm getting diagnosed next year as I'm on a waiting list for multiple things to see what I do and don't have.

As someone with bipolar 1 I found this video very helpful and informative

I've had Bipolar 1 since I was diagnosed at age 7, here I am 20 years old and still dealing with it. I've been on so many medications for this. The mania is the worst of it. When my body's tired my mind races to stay awake. I'll lay there without sleep for almost the whole night. I'm on really good meds now. I also am level 2 on the autism spectrum, so not only is having bipolar hard, so are social events and having my routine change constantly.

I was diagnosed with this recently and it’s crazy how accurate this video is.

I was diagnosed with Bipolar 1 about eleven years ago. It's been the most difficult thing I've ever had to deal with in my life. I wish nothing more than my mental illness to go away. I've been hospitalized 6 times, I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy

One other annoying symptom is undoing things & making a mess that I'm too tired or overwhelmed to clean.. For example I re-organize my furniture once every couple of week's, then regret it & move it back. I move things into piles that need to be sorted through & then I feel so tired & overwhelmed & that triggers my depression.

Anyone else see things in the corner of their eyes? I’m not talking about a once a month “oh I saw something in the corner of my eye last night haha” I’m talking about on a daily basis. And you never really feel safe? Even if you’re in an empty room with the person you trust the most with a door and a million windows to escape from if anything did happen? Or you always feel like something is watching you even if you’re the only one in the room and you know it? Because I do. Especially feeling someone/something watching me. It’s getting so bad that I’ll have anxiety attacks from it, and I’ll just walk around the house feeling unsafe no matter where I go. And I used to loveeee having the lights off while sleeping, or doing things alone. But now I’m just terrified of it. And I sound like a child but yes I am afraid of the dark because of this. And it’s also caused me to not be able to sleep sometimes. Edit: also, I have constant mood swings. I could be happy one moment then angry the next, or angry the first moment and then I cry so hard I can barely breathe and my stomach starts hurting. I get angry easily, annoyed easily, I do a lot of things wrong or I make a lot of accidents that can really affect my mental health. I sometimes feel suicidal but not to the point where I actually try to end my life, even though I really want to sometimes. I don’t get a lot of sleep, I now take this melatonin medicine stuff but before that it would take me like 3 and a half hours to fall asleep and I’d wake up super early, this also doesn’t matter but the only Dreams I ever get are nightmares or frightening/overwhelming (if that’s the word) Dreams. The last Dream I had that I can remember was a few days ago and someone was trying to break into my house. And I’ll also sometimes have random bursts of energy or very quick loss of energy and hope. lol do what you want with this info I’m gonna go cry and eat cereal GOODBYE HAVE A GOOD DAY 💃

Mom says i'm faking, Dad left like 7 years ago and i still don't have enough money to afford an appointment at the doctor :')

Hope you know how much I love your videos , crying to your vids is a mood 💗

This video is very informative, it is quite general so that most people can understand. I know a close relative that has been diagnosed by a healthcare professional with bipolar, and is now taking drugs to control this problems. This is a serious mental illness.

I was diagnosed with this at 10 years old and never knew that this was literally everything I've been dealing with my whole life 😂😂

I really want to ask a professional But others would just laugh >:[

Your video was helpful and most of the ten signs of bipolar have touched my life from 4 yrs old experiencing grandocity looking back but not diagnosed until age 31. Misdiagnosed as scisofrenia(sp) at 29 yrs with wrong medications. Off of medication looking back in time in my life I remember these symptoms because of cycling every 2 yrs then slowly down to every one year. At 45 yrs I was tired of repeating counseling conversations.also having too many support systems that I decided weren’t healing me. No offense to treatments. A large family with support from them became too involved in my issues. I I had my last decompensating at 45 yrs . I caught myself without aid from my supports in an episode. I drove myself on my bike to the hospital. Told them in the emergency room that I had decompensated and needed medication. Tho I had been told that this never happens I got the help there and went to my psychiatrist for treatment and an update on my medications. I was 45 yrs then. For 18 yrs I saw on a psychiatrist every 3 months for Med checks. During this time I only worked part time. At 63 yrs old my appendix Burtsti had a mass in my colon, there were two tumors on my left and one tumor on my right kidney. I had two surgeries right away and two more in three months and one more surgery in two months. Coming out of the first two surgery I immediately got a psychologist recognizing that I couldn’t handle bipolar disorder and the surgeries mysellf. I saw her for 5 months until I moved away to be with family. I saw a psychiatrist for a year because my insurance wouldn’t pay for both that doctor and a therapist. One night a the hospital after 4 and 5 th surgeries the hospital took my medications away cold turkey. I cried all night and my body shook. The next morning my doctor came in and ask what was wrong? I told him. He went to the computer and ordered everything and made the nurses run and get it all to be given right away. I lost my confidence. My sister and Neice had to schedules my flights and hotel back to the city I had moved from for the last surgery. I’m 65 and my MD prescribes my medicine and yesterday I got a psychologist again after only seeing an aged psychiatrist. All your 10 symptoms have been known to me and I’ve experienced from age 29 to 45 having had 14 times cycled into complete episodes. I ha 18 good years with a psychiatrist. Environmentally when the hospital took my meds I had to physically recover from lost confidence and knew I had to be with family. But all the years on medication these symptoms have been treated with medication and changes when I told the doctor change was needed. Tho I know depression is in there big time these 10 symptoms were not evident as long as I stayed on my medications. Eating right. Having insomnia taking the prescribed medication every night. And if sleep was missed or short I took doctor prescribed medication the next night so there was never more than one night without sleep.

Is there anyone else here diagnosed but has been well for a long time? I got diagnosed in 2012 but haven't had a major episode in 10 years. Very happy and healthy in life now but took a lot to get here! It's possible!

Lots of my family members have this disorder. I would like to tell you that it is truly sad to live with this disorder, and for those who are obssessed with having a disorder without showing any signs is even more sad because people suffer badly from this.

I was diagnosed with type 2 when I was 4. Also the DSM is leaning on merging the two because the differences of just “oh one is less so than the other” is kinda weak.

This is so informative. I am so impressed with how educational this is. So educational. What is PTSD? I would like to know more? I am uneducated and ignorant.

growing up with Bipolar Disorder and ADHD but never really understanding what either really meant was always rough. i just knew that i was a really mentally tormented human being, basically a prisoner in their own brain. honestly watching these videos kinda gives me more insight into why i am the way i am, and what i can do to help myself improve. being able to see the signs within my behavior and knowing that it can be helped makes me more hopeful that i'll be free of the torment these conditions bring. i may not be able to cure the condition, but i can at least aid the symptoms.

I'm terrified. I have expressed all of these symptoms at some time in my life, most of them on a weekly or monthly basis. Friends and family have hinted (and joked) that I might be bipolar but no one, including myself, took those claims seriously. And, coming from an absuive/toxic home and family I know that if I did get diagnosed with bipolar disorder it would fuel their accusations of me "being crazy" and find a way to lock me up in a pysch ward. All I've ever wanted is to be normal. I feel there is something more to my suffering in the past and in the present day, but I think I would fall apart if it were all confirmed. Both of my older siblings have severe ADHD, all my siblings and me have been tested for autism as well. Although I am not autistic or ADHD, psychiatrists have noted that I display similar symptoms/habits but no official diagnosis was made. However, I do have anxiety, depression, and C-/PTSD (diagnosed). I guess I'm just venting here. Thank you for reading this far.

That new art is so good

Sort of glad I watched this as it was eye opening to my own behaviour and a good realisation of why I act they way I do. Befor this I didn't even realise I ticked every singlw box and thought I was losing it to be honest. I've booked into my doc to get this looked into asap. I always thought it was my personality to just be sleeping alot , impulsively acting, extremely talkative in hypo states and pretty much all of the boxes this video states. Thank you for this knowledge as it's already helped 1 person understand who they are.

Wow.... every single one hit home, I haven't been diagnosed but honestly seeing this and knowing other people experience this puts me sort of at ease

lots of alone time helps with my bipolar 2 disorder. sometimes u just need to regroup and tap into ur own energy to remind yourself things will be just fine. we all have survived 100% of our bad days. let’s keep pushing FORWARD

Plot twist the person who said first is isnt the first one here.

thanks to this video i went to a professional and got diagnosed with bipolar 2 disorder now i can actually get advice and get some form of treatment thanks! 👀

excellent grammar school type of presentation!