I stole clothes & collected trash to survive - Should I be ashamed? Schizophrenia (part 2) ep7
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- Опубліковано 9 лис 2019
- How has mental illness affected you? My brother had early onset schizophrenia which developed at age 17. My mothers schizophrenia developed in her 30s. We didn't notify authorities so this is what we did to get by. We stole clothes from clothing bins and collected trash from the streets.
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“Some challenges require quite effort and persistence n some challenges are impossible”.
I'm happy you made money off those clothes. Goodwill don't deserve them.
Just a boy who loves his mum 🥺❤️ Much love from California this had me in tears such a amazing heart felt story.
What an amazing, inspirational , story of sheer determination & a mother's love for her family , you have come such a long way , and your whole family are such fighters, truly amazing people xxx much love from yorkshire uk x
I really hope you know how helpful your videos are to so many. I cant believe how much you have achieved and are achieving when you are still managing your depression.
My mom is developing schizophrenia and this really helped me, thanks
Such an amazing story love the channel keep on going🤘👍 have a good day/evening/night
great episode bro <3
Incredible! Thanks for sharing this.
Never Ever feel ashamed for trying to take care of yourself and the people you love ... Aslong as you're not hurting anyone in the process, you do what you need to do... I applaud you for not giving up 👍
Avoid stress and weed for those predisposed. I’ve seen it first hand check your family history.
Schizophrenia runs in my family my uncle was diagnosed with it.
Kudos to you and your mother for holding it together. You seem to have such a wonderful bond❤️
amazing video man! you are doing a great work KEEP IT UP ❤️
This is very inspirational , this can change people’s lives as tho they can relate .keep striving and keep working hard and I hope ur message will go around
I understand what's it's like being a kid with a parent with schizophrenia. My mother was finally diagnosed when I was 8 yrs old. Her illness and the thought process it caused made it so difficult to even have conversations with her at times. With medication she was better but only limited as her disordered thought processes were never addressed and therefore always sprinkled with levels of paranoia and odd behaviours. My heart goes out to you and just know that you're being an inspiration for many others who have lived poor and with mental illness in the family. There is hope and a light at the end of the tunnel. Brightest of blessings for a brilliant future, filled with love, laughter and prosperity. May the universal energies provide all the assistance necessary. Blessed Be 🔮
My Grandfather got diagnosed with schizophrenia when my Dad was 16, my Dad got diagnosed with it 4 years ago (when we found out my Grandfather died) and he got sent away. Unfortunately, whilst in the hospital my Grandfather never got better, but my Dad did, he improved massively and has been back home for about 2 and a half years now and takes his medication regularly. We found out it was genetic and both cases were bought on by trauma. Now i’m 16 and my friends always wonder why i’m so careful and make sure people around me are safe. I’m terrified of falling into what my Dad and Grandfather did but i get a lot of support from my family and others who know what i’ve been through, which is very helpful. I really appreciate you making these videos and getting your story out because it really does make a huge difference ❤️
Thank you
Wow!!!! Inspirational ❤
God love them people