This is just like my brother in law!!!! Even talks like him and he thought my sister and nephew were trying to poison him. He was diagnosed with schizophrenia but won’t do anything about it. Weird to see someone from so long ago resembling someone from today. Fascinating
My brother is the same! It’s difficult to accept for some people to look within the self as the root of these difficult issues! People like to blame others for their own difficulties! Some, sadly, aren’t equipped to delve into their own mind because it’s an unknown! It’s an exploration of self and we as a society fear that and are taught to only deal with the outer world! To be in life on the outside is important, but must be balanced and need to learn and observe how one and others are reacting to them and learn to grow to take responsibility!
I was diagnosed a paranoid schizophrenic 20 years a go this year, I walked out the Dr office not to return unless needed for pain or something. Never had an issue but I don't like people to close to me, 1.5m is best for you. Stand behind me and forget about it but I see this as normal, why would you want someone closer?...I do see things sometimes, more like a shadow of such, I do hear things a bit, nothing that can't be controlled.
I agree with distance. I like my personal space especially strangers, don’t need to get sick. Animals are cool though. I’ll stay out all day feeding the chipmunks but HATE when the neighbors come into my space. I’m not skitsophrenic (sorry I can’t spell it atm) just got bad anxiety. I’m shocked honestly people coming in peoples spaces during a pandemic. Like what’s wrong with you??
@@stephaniemcmahon3808 I've found more people now do this, had many arguments since this plandemic about personal space, I'm a cat person and they are pretty much the only thing I let close to me.
1. Personality is intact No disorganised behaviour present 2. Late onset (>45 yr) 3. Among the Kurt Schneider's first rank symptoms ; in this patient A) Disorders of thought:- ● Disorder of form of thought i.e derailment is present ● among the disorder of content of thought i.e delusion i) Delusion of persecution ii) Delusion of reference are present . B) Disorder of perception :- ● 1st person visual hallucination is present C) Made :- ● Action / Volition + ● Impulse + ●Feeling + D) Special :- ● Affective flattening (loss of expression) ● Delusional perception are present . Evidence of thought insertion( ?) Withdrawal or broadcast(??) Negative symptoms +(Affective flattening) Act DSM- V 3 out of 5 ( Delusion + , hallucination + , Disorganised speech - , Disorganised behaviour - , negative symptoms +) are present . Duration = ?? Family history = ?? D/D = Paranoid Schizophrenia Treatment = Atypical Antipsychotic followed by typical antipsychotic Clozapine in resistant cases .
I take clozapine, brought my old self back. I had manic voices in my head and hallucinating just things nobody could handle before treatment. We are people who see reality differently but are more in tune with the earth.
Wait what? I’ve never heard of schizophrenia truly going away. I literally don’t know you lol but are u sure u actually had schizophrenia? I’ve heard of psychosis going away though
@@wavxy7454 it’s very common for individuals with schizophrenia to “think” they’re all better now and will stop taking their meds and then go off the deep end then go back on meds and think they’re “all better” and it’s a vicious cycle.....sad really....
@Pika Grape Snack Is it possible for most of the QAnon people to have paranoid schizophrenia? I don’t recognize my mother anymore. She’s deep, deep, DEEP into QAnon.
Guy seems sane and logical. Hes talking about social issues. Something Psychiatrists cant do. The part where hes saying they are talking about him is true. People gossip. Abolish this pseudoscience already.
@@andrewwright. every case is different and it would depend on the severity. For some people, the amount of voices and things they see, it consumes their entire life to the point that even a dose of medication that would allow them to live a normal life, can't be achieved.
He sounds like actor on phone ☎️ at casino in movie fear loathing Las Vegas when Jonny was peaking at desk and guy was talking about girl being murdered etc .
Still looking for the 1960’s? film of a psych working w an angry little boy and his overbearing mother. The psych worked with puppets with the little boy and the mother, showing her he needed nurturing and eventually picking up the boy and cradling him to the surprise of his mother seeing how delighted her son was with the tenderness. Was this posted by you? I’ve looked everywhere to find it again.
So y'all both think that just because it was 60 years ago, people didn't go through the same things we're going through right now? Life is continuous and generally the same for every generation
The doctor said he was glad this patient was feeling better, but I'm not so sure the patient IS feeling better. He might just be feeling too drugged to complain. Part of the difficulty with paranoia is that the doctor has to make certain what the patient is saying is in fact imaginary, and that isn't always easy.
I just imagine the blurs and the problems of the video that inhibit as from having a good image are like the thoughts racing in his head that cloud his mind and speech from being clear. I feel as if for this reason the video is giving me a more exact impression of schizophrenia.
@OneKindWord, A Good Question & hard to say, I imagine thats one reason why they made these, because it’s not easily determined. Many of these early ‘interview style documentaries’ were definitely staged, played out with clinic workers or amateur actors. Mental illness, as recognized by the Nation institute of Mental Health, has increased in society quite dramatically over the last century,…in fact it’s shocking how much its increased. I study Mental illness and the first 200 years of mentally ill housing-Asylums.
Eyyyyyy....PikaPika is back!!! We missed you. 🖤
yeah no shit tell me about it. i know she has her own life but this is one of the best channels ever.
This is just like my brother in law!!!! Even talks like him and he thought my sister and nephew were trying to poison him. He was diagnosed with schizophrenia but won’t do anything about it. Weird to see someone from so long ago resembling someone from today. Fascinating
The patient in this video is your brother-in-law? You know for ure?
@@wezilla21 no not literally. He’s just like him. That’s a really old video
Demons do this to people. Pray for your family.
My brother is the same! It’s difficult to accept for some people to look within the self as the root of these difficult issues! People like to blame others for their own difficulties! Some, sadly, aren’t equipped to delve into their own mind because it’s an unknown! It’s an exploration of self and we as a society fear that and are taught to only deal with the outer world! To be in life on the outside is important, but must be balanced and need to learn and observe how one and others are reacting to them and learn to grow to take responsibility!
@@organicmamajones2743demons and angels depends which you listen too
love this channel. i have bipolar disorder and i am SO thankful for the medicine we have now. its crazy to watch these
hi
Thank you very much for putting up these videos from the past. Everyone should watch them.
this feels like a treasure , it's amazing how people could keep these tapes or recordings till now, I hope the guy is in a better case now.
What does “in a better case now” mean?
1960 is 62 years ago. If it was almost 1970 that is 52 years.
Lol this man is definitely dead by now
@@EYE_GOTCHA like better conditions (even if it's death, cuz it's an escape sometimes)
@@alexdasliebe5391 yeah damn... math
You are back!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was diagnosed a paranoid schizophrenic 20 years a go this year, I walked out the Dr office not to return unless needed for pain or something. Never had an issue but I don't like people to close to me, 1.5m is best for you. Stand behind me and forget about it but I see this as normal, why would you want someone closer?...I do see things sometimes, more like a shadow of such, I do hear things a bit, nothing that can't be controlled.
I agree with distance. I like my personal space especially strangers, don’t need to get sick. Animals are cool though. I’ll stay out all day feeding the chipmunks but HATE when the neighbors come into my space. I’m not skitsophrenic (sorry I can’t spell it atm) just got bad anxiety. I’m shocked honestly people coming in peoples spaces during a pandemic. Like what’s wrong with you??
@@stephaniemcmahon3808 I've found more people now do this, had many arguments since this plandemic about personal space, I'm a cat person and they are pretty much the only thing I let close to me.
1. Personality is intact
No disorganised behaviour present
2. Late onset (>45 yr)
3. Among the Kurt Schneider's first rank symptoms ; in this patient
A) Disorders of thought:-
● Disorder of form of thought i.e derailment is present
● among the disorder of content of thought i.e delusion
i) Delusion of persecution
ii) Delusion of reference
are present .
B) Disorder of perception :-
● 1st person visual hallucination is present
C) Made :-
● Action / Volition +
● Impulse +
●Feeling +
D) Special :-
● Affective flattening (loss of expression)
● Delusional perception
are present .
Evidence of thought insertion( ?) Withdrawal or broadcast(??)
Negative symptoms +(Affective flattening)
Act DSM- V 3 out of 5 ( Delusion + , hallucination + , Disorganised speech - , Disorganised behaviour - , negative symptoms +) are present .
Duration = ??
Family history = ??
D/D = Paranoid Schizophrenia
Treatment = Atypical Antipsychotic followed by typical antipsychotic
Clozapine in resistant cases .
Lord Sayantan
I take clozapine, brought my old self back.
I had manic voices in my head and hallucinating just things nobody could handle before treatment.
We are people who see reality differently but are more in tune with the earth.
Sayantan apnar sathe konobhabe jogajog kora jabe? Please janaben.
Where do you get these tapes
Thank God I dont have anymore schizophrenia I'm free I dont use medication anymore for over 6 month now
Wait what? I’ve never heard of schizophrenia truly going away. I literally don’t know you lol but are u sure u actually had schizophrenia? I’ve heard of psychosis going away though
@@wavxy7454 yes it's demons that controls your mind and body black smoke start to leave my body it's hell when they leave
@@wavxy7454 it’s very common for individuals with schizophrenia to “think” they’re all better now and will stop taking their meds and then go off the deep end then go back on meds and think they’re “all better” and it’s a vicious cycle.....sad really....
@Pika Grape Snack Is it possible for most of the QAnon people to have paranoid schizophrenia? I don’t recognize my mother anymore. She’s deep, deep, DEEP into QAnon.
How deep?
@@qqqquickly DEEP. LOL
@@qqqquickly really really DEEP.
Maybe your mum is less programmed than most and can see what’s happening ie spiritually awake?
With ears like that he should be able to fly 🕊️
Yessss a new upload!
The other video you sent says it’s private
Great footage.
Interesting
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Guy seems sane and logical. Hes talking about social issues. Something Psychiatrists cant do. The part where hes saying they are talking about him is true. People gossip. Abolish this pseudoscience already.
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Podia ser legendado 🤷☹️
ACtors or something real?
Fear loathing Las Vegas phone call cowboy 🤠
subtitles in portuguese, please 🙏
Poor video quality
Bruh its from the 1960s wtf u want 4K?
Reposting 4k 120 Hz VR-compatible video,@@abdu_jilani 🤣👍🏼
Well duh???
i've had my own struggles with mental illness over the years but being schizophrenic must be pure hell.
It's not that bad tbh.
@@andrewwright. every case is different and it would depend on the severity. For some people, the amount of voices and things they see, it consumes their entire life to the point that even a dose of medication that would allow them to live a normal life, can't be achieved.
@@wezilla21 this is very true.
Poor video quality
He sounds like actor on phone ☎️ at casino in movie fear loathing Las Vegas when Jonny was peaking at desk and guy was talking about girl being murdered etc .
Still looking for the 1960’s? film of a psych working w an angry little boy
and his overbearing mother. The psych worked with puppets with the little boy and the mother, showing her he needed nurturing and eventually picking up the boy and cradling him to the surprise of his mother seeing how delighted her son was with the tenderness. Was this posted by you? I’ve looked everywhere to find it again.
That’s a great one, alright! I remember it too. 👍🏼
I just watched this one. I think it is posted by him. it is called aggressive child.
It's impossible to know how much is crazy rambling and how much is real tho..?
By the norms of the time, it probably sounds way off base
So y'all both think that just because it was 60 years ago, people didn't go through the same things we're going through right now? Life is continuous and generally the same for every generation
The doctor said he was glad this patient was feeling better, but I'm not so sure the patient IS feeling better. He might just be feeling too drugged to complain. Part of the difficulty with paranoia is that the doctor has to make certain what the patient is saying is in fact imaginary, and that isn't always easy.
We wouldn't know but let's just hope that the patient is feeling better if he feels that way.
I just imagine the blurs and the problems of the video that inhibit as from having a good image are like the thoughts racing in his head that cloud his mind and speech from being clear. I feel as if for this reason the video is giving me a more exact impression of schizophrenia.
Is this an actor or a patient?
why do you say that?
@@lovely1641 Because they use actors in many videos like these. Probably that's why OneKindWord asked that.
@OneKindWord, A Good Question & hard to say, I imagine thats one reason why they made these, because it’s not easily determined. Many of these early ‘interview style documentaries’ were definitely staged, played out with clinic workers or amateur actors.
Mental illness, as recognized by the Nation institute of Mental Health, has increased in society quite dramatically over the last century,…in fact it’s shocking how much its increased. I study Mental illness and the first 200 years of mentally ill housing-Asylums.
I think that this man was a real patient. The videos from the 1980s seem to be using actors.
Patient
Yes !