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I just got a new psychiatrist. My first appointment is on September 11 i think. Also, my IHSS caregiver is my mom.

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💟 love your channel. it is so good. thanks for doing what you do for everyone.

Have you ever taken Hydroxyzine for anxiety?

My mom chews loud and whenever I ask her if she can please chew quieter she says it’s disrespectful to say that to an adult. It’s worse at school with everyone chewing gum and I can’t use headphones since we’re not allowed to so I usually just cover my ears, lol. Same on the bus too. I have to sit next to someone who breathes so loud and I don’t wanna be rude and say “hey, can you please breath quieter?” Because it feels inappropriate to say that. I know it’s mostly me that’s the problem but it makes me want to rip my ears out but whenever I get away from the noise I feel like I overreacted. I do have noise cancelling headphones but when my mom blows a gum bubble it really annoys me and it doesn’t cancel that sound out. I haven’t been diagnosed with misophonia but I did do my research and im pretty sure I do. It started 2 years ago when I was 12

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My Doctor pecribed me Haloperidol, i am scared to take, i have all my life, Anxiety, avoid Social interaction with People, depression, none of the antidepresant didnt work, so now Haloperidol, should i try??

Lack of empthy, mostly

You should try seraquel for sleep , it worked wonders for me!

Thank you for sharing your story and struggles. You’re helping others while helping yourself at the same time. It’s good to talk about things. I go to the gym religiously every Wednesday and Saturday around the same time. I have been doing that religiously for twenty years now as of this year. Rain or shine. Depression or not. I suffer from low moods and motivation, yet with that one gym thing, nothing stops me from going even if I don’t feel like it. I force myself to go anyway on those days. I know once I start moving that my energy will shift. When I leave the gym I always feel alive and much more happier. So I find the schedule and routine works for me. I go like it’s my job and I have to go. Some days I’m excited to go, other days not so much. But I still go no matter what.

Thanks so much for sharing 😊

hi steve:) glad to see you back you are a great inspiration and honor to watch, and inspiration to others. Keep this going, dude!

Had the same problem, first Olanzapine did help for a short time, but weight Gain was a problem, then Haloperidol helps very good

what were Steven’s symptoms? both positive and negative thoughts ? any ocd symptoms?

I am so sorry to hear you are struggling. You do not need to apologize for feeling depressed. But you are more "normal" than you think. Many people at your age want a partner and relationship; it is very common. It is only when you get older that you will not feel like this. The best thing is to find a (hybrid) community of people who share similar interests. It is from this that you will meet a partner.

Your medicated schizophrenia sounds like PTSD. My psychiatrist has given me synthetic marijuana to help me to sleep deeply, which helps with the nightmares

I am trying to come out of 20 years of isolation, I was able to atleast work and go to grocery store for 15 of those years. For 5 years I was able to work from home and have food and groceries delivered. I am using doctors and psychiatrist appointments to leave house.

Hi Stephen, long time no see! I have a little relapse due to facing my trauma. I hope you well and having more rest😊😊😊

Hey Stephen , I have a few questions, do you have a email ?

Can I ask, what medication worked? Desperately need help.

This is so wonderful, just how you accepted the disease, so then you could get help. My daughter just won’t accept it and so as an adult has the right to refuse help. How can I help her get there?

I am drawing as a hobby but my hand shakes too much and can't really draw well. But I think it helps with my schizophrenia as a coping strategy. Anyway, great video!

Thank you so much for your bravery and your videos Stephen! I’m going through many mental and physical health concerns right now (Autism, ADHD, suspected Hypogonadism, a psychotic mental disorder (not sure if it is MDD w/psychotic features, Bipolar 1 or 2 with psychotic features, or schizophrenia/schizoaffective with bipolar disorder or depression) but you are an inspiration for me and I appreciate that! Keep up the good fight and good work. We can’t let our mental disorders win.

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I am so happy to see you and glad you are doing ok! You figured it out and now you will take breaks! Looking forward to the next!

Stephen, you are courageous. It is a challenge to find people willing to speak so plainly and openly about an experience of psychosis. Further still, it is almost impossible to find someone talking about their recovery and their journey of faith in a positive light. From my experience, it is easy to overcorrect and believe in nothing, out of self-protection. Your story tells me that recovery of my faith is not impossible. Be brave. Be compassionate. Be loved. Thank you for being you!

I'm really sorry to hear about your recent depression my friend, wish you all the best with it, take care and take hope! Remember, as Rilke wrote, no feeling is final. Thanks for the videos

Schizophrenia is caused by an ATP7B copper binding gene defect that causes toxic unbound or free copper to buildup in the body. At the same time a schizophrenic has a defective blood brain barrier that lets the free copper into the brain. To reverse schizophrenia and live medication free, take 50 mg of zinc one hr before meals, 3 times per day, and in 1 to 2 years the free copper will be lowered to non toxic levels and schizophrenia will disappear. Then you can wean off the medicine and be normal again. You must continue taking zinc daily to prevent the free copper from building up again, which will cause a relapse. The uric acid drug, allopurinol, also lowers free copper and reverses schizophrenia in 6 to 12 months. Another copper chelator is the BP drug telmisartan.

You make, making videos look so natural and straightforward. Stephen. We didn't notice that you weren't taking breaks, but yes, of course, breaks are essential, especially with Schizophrenia. In fact, work contracts should allow people with schizophrenia to take special unpaid leave as necessary without the fear of losing their job or being penalised. Maybe this is something that should be discussed further and petitioned for? The reason why people with schizophrenia fear jobs or can't hold down a job for a prolonged period is precisely because they know they can't take time out breaks as needed. They fear being trapped in a job with people and situations they don't understand and with no escape mechanism. No possibility for taking a break to decompress, compose themselves, and gain perspective again. This is very frightening. Schizophrenia patients know themselves and their illness to a great extent. They know they may need time outs that others don't.. Without the break, psychosis, shut down, or melt down can creep back in, with all the heartache that these bring. If a simple break helps the situation, why not allow it? I think there are great similarities between autism and schizophrenia. In both conditions, patients are prone to circular thoughts, processing speed difficulties, getting exhausted from all the thinking , figuring, chatting, social nuances, and general sound and fury of life.. etc.. Thanks, Stephen, for identifying and highlighting this important issue. All managers, personnel staff, training staff, teachers and lectures, etc. should be made aware of this and facilitate special needs breaks in the workplace. Keep up the good work, Stephen. May your recovery be a speedy one.

Please ask your Doc to prescribe sleeping pills! Switch between 10 mg of ambien,switch to 20 mg of sonata when you build up tolerances to either..in addition, there's low dose remeron and low dose trazodone..please do this soon .insomnia is awful

Why don't they prescribe sleeping pills? I take seroquel,almost as sedating as clozaril..it makes me sleepy, sedated,but not enough to sleep..I take 10mg of Ambien for 2 months until I build a tolerance to it, then switch to 20mg of sonata for a couple months,then back to Ambien, ect..why can't they prescribe these to you to end your suffering?

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Really good, amazing video. Thank 🌷 you Steven and your Dad, you are helping people that are going through this and doesn't understand and family members. Congratulations 👏🏻 👏🏻

Any family members that had schizophrenia or bipolar? Grandmother or grandfather?

Eu sou brasileira,e não compreendo o inglês,mas vou deixar para meditação desse garoto,Lucas 1 :37 para Deus nada é impossível, em Jesus Cristo há cura para qualquer problema.Sua vida tem valor .

Stephen you look refreshed and you sound great!

thanks for uploading bro

Can you please search benefıts of vıtamın -b3 and vitamin -C together for curıng schızophrenıa. One of the professor treated many schızophrenıa patıents wıth both vıtamıns and also search for metabolic psychıatry. They adopt ketogenıc dıet to cure ıt too. Good luck everyone . Thank you for sharıng your life experıence and l like your relatıonshıp wıth your father.

Long term dehydration is real.It actually can cause Psychosis.

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私はテレビではなくユーチューブ番組を好んで見ますが、中でも、ステファンさんの声、発音、話されている英語の文章・内容はとても分かりやすいです。トピックも興味深いものがあります。病気がどうであるかわかると、健康がなんであるかがわかります。日本人の若者のもっと多くの人がステファンさんのビデオを見て英語を勉強して、自分もビジネスできれいな英語を書いてくれたらいいな、と思います。できない人がとても多いですから。

Good to see you Stephen! Do you play Pokemon Go? If you (or anyone else here) do my player code is 581573486072 Peace , love and snorlaxes to all. ✌🏼

Thanks for your words. I'm shure you're helping a lot of people.

Thank you for this. ❤❤❤

Stay strong 💪 you are a TRUE Hero. Now I finally feel like someone understands what I'm going through. It's so hard when the brain 'goes dark'. Things are getting MUCH better with self-care. But I get worried sometimes that it will come back. But I practice self-compassion and this helps. I miss being alone with my thoughts and daydreaming good things, just relaxing. But you're right, when it's our thoughts that were 'the trauma' then it's still hard to trust the brain as it heals. Active B vitamins (not inactive) helps a lot. Research Dr. Amen. You're doing GREAT on YT. Saving and changing lives.

You are so wise. Take care.