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I have bipolar, but I hadn’t had any movement that wasn’t chorea until I fell recently, now I have no control over my right arm and I’m wondering if it’s TD!
For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. (Romans 6:23) Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light. (Matthew 11:28-30) I tell you, Nay: but, except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish. (Luke 13:5) For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. (Romans 10:13)
My depression doesn't matter especially since I'm related to two faced double standard backstabbing greedy people my father being one of them he's one of the reason I experience depression .
I really wanted this but, my psychiatrist doesn't believe in it. I have TRD and nothing works for me. (Tried just about everything). Not really sure why he wouldn't even give me a chance to try it! It's obvious that it can work.
This video is useless. This lady has no solutions, just a bunch of definitions, how did she get this job? This video in my opinion shows the limited skills, that mental health providers have in order to produce effective solutions for people with mental health issues. Maybe if they were sick they would try much harder to find solutions.
I'm glad she admitted they are NOT sure how to give a correct mental health diagnosis. Bi-polar has been around for ages. People who go into the mental health field are useless. The best they can do is give definitions but, no effective life changing solutions. People are paying for "mental health providers" and I use that word loosely, while the clients are suffering. What a waste of a video. We know the problem now find effective solutions.🤬🤬🤬🤬
Personally, as dealing with dementia and physical weakness, I can be in quite random situation, therefore I find it easier to border on perfection because it’s the quickest way to notice when something has changed.
I pray that everyone who has depression, anxiety, and other mental or behavioral health concerns will get better really soon and will not experience this. Please know that there are still people who care and understand. Just find the right support groups and refocus on those people who can help and who understand. Don't mind those people in the community that don't understand. At the end of the day, they won't help us live.
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Thanks for the video..feeling burnout caring for my sister who has stage 4 cancer .....I'm just tired all the time and I have no time for myself.....I need and want my life back ...I want it to stop .....
There is more than one way to simulate a dopamine blockade. Antidepressants are infamous for causing tardive akathisia after years of cumulative use. It turns out anything with an associated “withdrawal” or “discontinuation syndrome” can cause withdrawal akathisia. They even put you at risk for tardive symptoms that erupt months after stopping or changing a dosage. It’s a LIE that treatments don’t make this worse and risk even more evil things like chronic akathisia and even tardive dystonia. I (last) got injured stopping a benzodiazepine. Brain damage. This is all brain damage. No one is angry they got TD? Just wait until you have chronic akathisia and dystonia to add to it. These are all dopamine deregulation problems. Anything that makes it feel better will mask & aggravate and down regulate you and make you one notch worse. Find Dr. Josef Witt-Doerring Psychiatry and listen to his work tapering injured patients. Find Nicole Lamberson PA and hear about her benzodiazepine injury and listen to her discussions for the film Medicating Normal. Find Altostrata and hear about her antidepressant injury and her work for Surviving Antidepressants. Find Dr. Stuart Shipko and listen to his work with tardive akathisia and TD. The FDA should be doing more to stop this.
This is all great and wonderful for people who have money to afford all of this, but for those who have limited funds there is no hope. Even if you have insurance, the copay is not possible.
Absolutely not safe... sounds you're powerless to try seeing it from our perspective,,, sounds to me like you've dismissed n invalidated his / our feelings...
This is going to be my path This is an answer to how I can share my story and amazing recovery from mental health issues and addiction. I got help and have gained a healthy happy productive life. I have been trying to find a way to help others and this fits so well The need is great!
These are excellent points and modeling; as was the last psychiatric demonstration so to speak; I have lived and observed so very many of these situations, and these are both reminiscent of real life exchanges. Let me say that the legitimate institutions for whom this training is relevant face a diversity of challenging but relatively well-funded and karmically rewarding situations to sort out; so it can be hard to paint with a broad brush here. There will be times when order must be restored; far more times when diplomatic engagement, conversation therapy(not just idle talk, though that doesn't hurt anything, but accepting citizen patient input on personal and societal matters and offering community and often mentor feedback but please avoid absurd condescension.) For an intellectual astronaut, it used to be like developing my own intellectual and cultural odysseys in rebel circles and housed isolation, then being welcomed into the social but also the intellectual mainline. The nurses would say: 'You're with us now...' and the newspapers, nurses, and also fellow patients were all discussing the great clockwork of the then known intellectual world; often taking care to correct some 'mythology' I had dug up anew, like the great and saintly Vlad Tepe: Romanian Catholic War Time Leader and Hero was in history, legend, and present the glorious, gore-soaked, Lord of Bats Count Dracula. Most of the de-escalation attitudes and techniques you suggest here are great and commendable; I would posit only two things to you. One: Just because a patient is saying something to you that is outlandish or disturbing, even so disturbing it could cause a dangerous physical conflagration or escalation, even in the scenario the patient is verging on using what primitive means of threatening or 'violence' patients have considering that they're rigorously searched by police, then searched again before actual psychiatric processing begins, there still may be reality and/or moral, even legal import to what the citizen patient is saying. But of course, attendant nurses, doctors, security guards, and the public generally have interests and reasonable expectations here, too. The way through these challenging scenarios I believe is none other than Freud's 'talking cure,' diplomatic engagements, sharing of information, and demonstrations of substantive standing and cause for expectations such as the medical alleviation of pain; the lack of opioid alleviation of pain makes Emergency Rooms and Behavioral Health units both more dangerous and less ethical; and overall, causes a mass rush to black market fentanyl. But mentally ill patients with co-occurring medical afflictions and terrible pain cannot navigate society's informal systems and corruption and cannot get their medical and sometimes psychologically induced(this isn't the same thing as self-induced pain) alleviated even though they have a legal, medical, and humanitarian right to this; especially when being detained in an institution naturally harsher than their home environs.
