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I have exploding head syndrome, it happens right as I’m falling asleep or right after I fall asleep. It sounds like a sturdy bookcase fell over on a solid floor.
Mike, Mike, Mike... the reason none of these diseases haven't been cured isn't because science can't cure them, it's because they are all so rare that there's no money in finding a cure, which will only affect a very few people in the world. It's very simple, really. It's the (lack of) money, pure and simple. Cheers, jc
@@lizthedisjointedzebra692I'm 2 years younger and was diagnosed towards the end of this past September (although my mom tried to get the diagnosis for me when I was a child as I was already portraying symptoms).
Alien hand syndrome? I was suffering from this a few years ago. Turns out, I had/was having a stroke, actually what is called a TIA. I went to the GP, who decided that I needed to see a neurologist. Only to finally have my entire right side spasming, which let to an ambulance ride, and while the EMT got my spasm to stop... I was in the hospital for two weeks. Nothing like getting pissed off at the hospital because nobody, and I do mean nobody, wanted to tell me. And since I have a pacemaker, an MRI was out, all they could do was a CT scan. I get out, and the neurologist sets up an appointment, which is now for a stroke, not the pinched nerve that everybody thought it was. I was on blood thinners at the time, too. And I still managed to outlive my wife. grumble, grumble, grumble.
My mother has cold urticaria, she has gloves for when she has to take something out of the freezer, and prescription allergy meds for when she's in cold weather for long periods of time.
How about idiopathic intracranial hypertension, or occipital neuralgia, Ehlers Danlos syndrome (EDS), just a few for your next list 😊 (I have all three and more🤪).
My brother married into a family with Lesch-Nyhan. He lost both of his sons to it. His grandson also has it. His wife and daughter are carriers. It's heartbreaking. The self-injury part is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what the disease does to them.
8:03 I have this.... It's really bad.. once it gets below 45°f I can't even go outside, no matter how many layers of clothes I put on, I always end up with hives from head to toe.
You've gotta keep a close eye on her, then; there's always the chance any of those plastic pieces could interfere with her digestive processes, getting her rather sick and requiring a vet visit... If that hasn't happened to her yet, wow... 😳
@@jcfreak4ever1 Yeah, we've had her 15 years & we've been lucky so far as she's always puked it up after. I'm always worried that someday our luck will run out. No matter how diligent we are and how many new hiding places we put such items in, she somehow keeps finding stuff. She'll steal plastic bags from right in front of me, even ones full of stuff or that are bigger than her. And she knows she's not supposed to have it, so she'll grab it really quick and then run off & try to hide somewhere with it. But we always chase her & take it from her immediately. I don't know how many times over the years I've had to play tug of war with her because she refuses to let it go. Sometimes we have to hold her down and pry her mouth open to get it without tearing it. And then we have to inspect it for missing pieces. I've even had to pull chunks of plastic out of her throat. She's so quick!
I suffer from exploding head syndrome and it sucks! When it first started I thought my wife was hitting me in my sleep just being a biotch. But when it happened when she wasn't there I realized I needed to see a doctor.
Some 60 years ago I recall a neighbour whose hair went white in his early twenties. He was in the Australian Army at Tobruk, Libya in WW2 and survived three weeks of continuous shelling. His original hair colour was dark brown.
I have CRPS which is a pain disease. The only thing that the doctors think that causes it is an injury where you have all the pain. There is no cure only medications that cal help. I live in a pain level of 9 - 10 every day. Thankfully I have a great doctor who does not think that I am drug seeking.
I have CRPS, unfortunately my doctors suck. They just let me suffer. I'm in so much pain i struggle to move, but then if I do not move in time my pain increases even more. It's like juggling cactus while riding a spiky bike on fire and the room is on fire.
I have rumination syndrome had since i was 19 but I remember having it younger then that I struggle to keep food down most days and end up regurgitating my food its horrible
There is one condition that I was surprised you didn't mention; Face Blindness. It is called: Porsopagnosia! My understanding is that a person, when they look at a person's face, they just see a blur. On a TV show, a Dr. says he has it and he says, in order to recognize someone he has to focus on something else, i.e. their voice, how they walk, the size or shape of a part of their body.
OMG, I literally just commented on EDS! Hah, the way I deal with it is partly ignoring it and partly laughing about it. I laugh so I don't cry, because then I would never stop crying. :D
FND functional neurological disorder. There are so many different symptoms, and each case has different symptoms. For example, my symptoms are paralysis of the left side (not a stroke or tia) where someone i know is paralysed from waist down and other symptoms. But she was healthy 18 months ago. Literally, it's just misfiring of the brain signals.
I had the allergic reaction to cold..got hives everywhere cold touched me. Even had to stop eating ice cream, as my throat would often feel like it was closing up. However, now that I'm in my 60s, and have gone through menopause. I nolonger have these reactions. Maybe was hormonal issue? Probably will never know
I havea couple of these. One of my doctors said, "you're a zebra amongst horses." Idk if that a compliment. One example is misophonia. My husband and I eat in different rooms, sometimes I have to go several rooms away, and I cannot go out to eat. I have problems going out into the world in general because it and my CRPS. CRPS is a pain disorder and it is also called the suicide disease because the pain is so bad. There are days I struggle to move at all.
I have heat urticaria. It's so not fun. I have to stay inside if it's 75 plus degrees outside. I get severely itchy or get hives all over. I can never get hot. I can't even take hot baths or be in a hot room.
I knew a few of those. Patricia Cornwell had mystery where the serial killer had the Maple Syrup thing. I knew a lady who had the allergy to water. Man, I'm allergic to a lot of stuff, but THAT isn't one of them. I've heard of Pica, but I watch those real shows with doctors back in the time the Learning Channel had stuff you could learn. The Stiff Man Syndrome, I watched a video where this girl had it. I think I knew about some of the others.
I suffered from Magellan syndrome when I was in my drug addiction. Now I have the exploding head syndrome. And it is very very loud. I almost jump out of bed.
Exploding Head Syndrome f---ing Sucks, because it still feels like danger when you know it's not and before you know what it is it's terrifying and ruins sleep. It sounds sometimes like a loud snap, electric pop, a gunshot, or even a cannon fired Inside your head between the ears. You will be disoriented, not knowing if you were asleep or fell asleep at all and you will spend ages feeling afraid and unable to sleep again.
I don't know if it was misophonia or not but I get a weird feeling when I hear Eartha Kitt's version of Santa Baby and only that song. It makes me feel like I have been smoking weed. And I haven't done that for over 40 years.
I have misophonia-it’s a bleeping nightmare! Loud chewing is #1 on my list of things that make me want to kill the eater and/or cut off my ears, but there’s also whistling, whiney voices, vocal fry [gaaaaaah!], and a weird visual one of people with jittery legs. It makes life a TFN!!!
Who has any of these interesting health glitches? I have experienced Exploding Head Syndrome, have had a few thoughts of Morgelan's Disease [the fibers are bizarre!] and I used to experience Alice in Wonderland Syndrome as a child, and up through my adult years, but not for a few years now. Anyone else?
Add oculofacio- cardiodental syndrome (OFCD) to your list next time. My granddaughter has this. The last I knew, there were only around 20 or so people worldwide that have been diagnosed. All of them seem to be centered around people living in the area of the North Sea or those whose ancestors migrated from that area. It only affects females because males die in utero. She has almost all of the symptoms.
Exploding head syndrome s*cks. Thankfully for me it doesn’t happens every night but when It does it’s really startling. The noise can vary from people to people , it can be a gun shot , explosion or just a very loud noise/bang. It’s weird to hear a noise inside your brain instead of hearing it with your ears. It’s hard to describe.
I'll give you one! Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. It's a rat bastard lol, and it's so bizarre. I may look fifteen years younger than I am, but my joints feel forty years older than I am! I have hypermobile type(that I know of, my doctor is trying to get a preauth for genetic testing for the vascular type, which is TERRIFYING). But hEDS is a total knob to get diagnosed with, even if you're the poster child, like I am. :/
I experienced alien hand syndrome right after my 2nd craniotomy last year. Thankfully, it went away as I healed after surgery. Loud noises ( thumping bass, etc) make me hurt to the point where I'd like to hurt other people; I know that it's part of my CRPS (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome) and Fibromyalgia, because why have 1 horrendously poorly understood nerve condition when you have 2??? I'm beginning to think that my body hates me.. 😢 the worsr part about my chronic conditions are that they're all invisibke, so I look as normal as anyone else. I shouldn't have to say this, but people really need to stop parking in handicapped parking spots if you dont actually need it or have the appropriate placard or handicapped license plate!!!!nAnd stop demanding to know why im parking in that spot!!!😡😡😡😤😤😤 CRPS is a nerve condition where you feel like every drop of your blood has been replaced with lighter fluid and then struck a match. There's no cure and it's often callef the "suicide disease" because patients lose the ability to withstand the unbearable pain. 😢😢
Asperger's( ASD )isn't a disease it's a developmental disability i have it and I actually embrace it and enjoy it .. and even used to work for a Aba center here in Texas doing Art for them but Asd and ADHD are both autism spectrum disorders and nothing wrong with them.. furthermore i don't think people should try to fix Asperger's or traditional autism that's basically suggesting something akin to eugenics..which is horrible and appauling..you should love your loved ones regardless of their autism/disability and do your best to help them adapt and navigate it ..btw happy disability awareness month i guess.. and I love your videos and hope your staying safe out there and congratulations on your new bathroom library book mike😊..hey mike welcome to the puzzle club..you are among many cool folks on the spectrum..just rock it and enjoy the ride and its just an explanation for why your so cool and I think your a trip
It doesn't have to be a rare condition either. The very word Idiopathic like in Idiopathic Epilepsy (which is way more common than people think) means of unknown cause. Can't cure if you don't know what causes it
mari anntoinete syndrom would explaine why i went from dark brown hair ans beard within one month after my wife cindy suffered a stroke, thank you michael my doctors and i have been trying to find an answer since 2109.
Think I have Alice in Wonderland Syndrome. Everything can seem to move about, warp in and out and stuff. It's like everything you see interferes with everything else, so it warps everything you see all the time. Hard to explain.
Why have you started to use flashing, clicking transitions? UA-cam is rife with these amateurish effects ... I never thought that you'd ever stoop to it.
🙄 ok WHY do you people feel the need to do this?????? You take a topic that has absolutely nothing to do with politics, and you make it about politics. I'm not being mean here (mostly), but I think this is a disorder that should be looked into. I'm dead serious. You don't have to do this, but you do anyway. Why?
A better title would be bizarre disorders because some things are list or not biological disease. For example we have dissociative identity disorder and just catch DID. You just catch some mental disorders.
Morgellons Disease.... It's not psychological, it's for real!!! Many years ago, I had several small lesions, mostly on my arms. I looked closely and saw what appeared to be tiny strings about 1 mm in length, some red, some blue. My mother saw it, too, so I know I wasn't hallucinating! I didn't know it had a name, tho.
The multiple personality disorder can actually be categorized differently. Marvel and DC have two distinct people with the disorder and they liken it to having multiple rooms or glass boxes where each personality lives. Each personality has a specific trigger that it uses to break free and they jockey for control although the master is usually the original one from childhood. The current way to handle it is confronting each individual personality on its own and figuring out which is the right dominant personality. Once the real personality is upfront then antidepressants are used to squash the others. The most personalities ever recorded was 8 in one person. It took the better part of a year to figure out the original personality and squashing the others as they were pretty strong. Also the person had to confront the trauma head on afterwards.
Nope. I'm in an abnormal psychology class, and the most alters ever recorded is (are?) 100. You can Google that lol. The usual amount is around 15, though. But 8 is by no means the maximum lmao
I know of DID, fascinating to be sure, hard for the person(s) that have it. Yes different appearance for each of them too let alone personality and memories
I'm in an abnormal psychology class right now, and the most mind boggling thing about did is that the alters don't just change your mind. Oh no. They change your body, too. Every alter can have different eyesight, different heart rates, and different blood pressure. If that isn't absolutely insane idk what is.
I have childhood onset PTSD, dissociative amnesia and DID. Want something even more insane than just having DID? The dissociative amnesia caused me to forget that I had DID until relatively recently when my health took a major downturn. The wall came crumbling down and I found myself with a large system of alters. It’s been an interesting adjustment.
@@lisachiappetti6092 The DID actually explained a number of things that never really made sense before. I’m in a place in life now where it’s the least of my issues, honestly, and, at times, can help more than it hinders. I’ve got too many chronic illnesses to even try to list and I’d rather not complain. Three autoimmune disorders and losing my last psych who said she couldn’t treat me because I had too much going on, is enough to send most people running. I’ve got my family who take wonderful care of me. Three kitties that are adorable and my German Shepherd service dog that is a big goof, but she also sticks by mommy! If you’re interested in talking, I do hang out around Discord at times _lady.hawk_
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I have exploding head syndrome, it happens right as I’m falling asleep or right after I fall asleep. It sounds like a sturdy bookcase fell over on a solid floor.
I hear gun shots.
i hear explosions from like a super loud cartoon @joeystroud
Mike, Mike, Mike... the reason none of these diseases haven't been cured isn't because science can't cure them, it's because they are all so rare that there's no money in finding a cure, which will only affect a very few people in the world. It's very simple, really. It's the (lack of) money, pure and simple.
Cheers,
jc
I agree with that
Reason no. 10,372 as to why capitalism SUCKS.
@@mike79patton, how is capitalism related to this?
Could you do a video on ADHD since you have it plus my younger brother has it
Great suggestion 👌
lol, same. Only I wasn't diagnosed until just this year. At age thirty eight hahahahh. It's SO misrepresented in media.
@@lizthedisjointedzebra692 he was diagnosed as a small kid
I would love one on this as I was just recently diagnosed with a form of ADHD myself...... I'm 36 btw.
@@lizthedisjointedzebra692I'm 2 years younger and was diagnosed towards the end of this past September (although my mom tried to get the diagnosis for me when I was a child as I was already portraying symptoms).
An Asperger's/High Functioning Autism video would be great.
Yes, holy crap... I have that, high-functioning...
Yes I would actually like to see this because I am also high functioning autism
@@jcfreak4ever1 so do I
I work in a psych hospital. We see some of these and much more! Thanks for this one! Love it
Hey Mike, keep up the good work. I miss Tristin. I love this channel.
I have misophonia. There's very specific noises that absolutely make me ANGRY and then there's noises that make me completely cringe.
Alien hand syndrome? I was suffering from this a few years ago. Turns out, I had/was having a stroke, actually what is called a TIA. I went to the GP, who decided that I needed to see a neurologist. Only to finally have my entire right side spasming, which let to an ambulance ride, and while the EMT got my spasm to stop... I was in the hospital for two weeks. Nothing like getting pissed off at the hospital because nobody, and I do mean nobody, wanted to tell me. And since I have a pacemaker, an MRI was out, all they could do was a CT scan. I get out, and the neurologist sets up an appointment, which is now for a stroke, not the pinched nerve that everybody thought it was. I was on blood thinners at the time, too. And I still managed to outlive my wife. grumble, grumble, grumble.
I believe the same thing happened to me
@@gsaw5008 I don't wish it upon my enemies.
What does TIA stand for? Tachy [something] Arhythmia?
@@maryrosekent8223 transient ischemic attack. The clot eventually dissolves and goes away, but the damage is done.
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Dang, dude-that sounds like a horror novella!
The more complicated the system, the more likely baffling errors will occur.
13:00 I’m sure Mary’s hair didn’t change before the execution but the person she sacrificed happened to be older with gray hair.
Thanks for your GREAT VIDEOS and the source of inspiration for our channel
Amazing video thanks List 25 and Mike 🔥❤️👍 I'm hooked ❤👍
My mother has cold urticaria, she has gloves for when she has to take something out of the freezer, and prescription allergy meds for when she's in cold weather for long periods of time.
How about idiopathic intracranial hypertension, or occipital neuralgia, Ehlers Danlos syndrome (EDS), just a few for your next list 😊 (I have all three and more🤪).
My brother married into a family with Lesch-Nyhan. He lost both of his sons to it. His grandson also has it. His wife and daughter are carriers. It's heartbreaking. The self-injury part is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what the disease does to them.
2:52 FINALLY!!! my anxiety skyrockets when i hear a trigger 😩😫
8:03 I have this.... It's really bad.. once it gets below 45°f I can't even go outside, no matter how many layers of clothes I put on, I always end up with hives from head to toe.
I've had my hand do strange things but only real quick. Thanks for all the insight Mike.
My cat has pica. She eats soft, thin plastics like bubblewrap, cellophane, and plastic baggies, as well as styrofoam.
I’ve got one of these cats, too.
You've gotta keep a close eye on her, then; there's always the chance any of those plastic pieces could interfere with her digestive processes, getting her rather sick and requiring a vet visit... If that hasn't happened to her yet, wow... 😳
@@jcfreak4ever1 Yeah, we've had her 15 years & we've been lucky so far as she's always puked it up after. I'm always worried that someday our luck will run out. No matter how diligent we are and how many new hiding places we put such items in, she somehow keeps finding stuff. She'll steal plastic bags from right in front of me, even ones full of stuff or that are bigger than her. And she knows she's not supposed to have it, so she'll grab it really quick and then run off & try to hide somewhere with it. But we always chase her & take it from her immediately. I don't know how many times over the years I've had to play tug of war with her because she refuses to let it go. Sometimes we have to hold her down and pry her mouth open to get it without tearing it. And then we have to inspect it for missing pieces. I've even had to pull chunks of plastic out of her throat. She's so quick!
@@patriciaaturner289 They're no fun.
I had Pica as a teenager, also i have been diagnosed with Peter Pann Syndrome
I suffer from exploding head syndrome and it sucks! When it first started I thought my wife was hitting me in my sleep just being a biotch. But when it happened when she wasn't there I realized I needed to see a doctor.
Some 60 years ago I recall a neighbour whose hair went white in his early twenties. He was in the Australian Army at Tobruk, Libya in WW2 and survived three weeks of continuous shelling. His original hair colour was dark brown.
I have CRPS which is a pain disease. The only thing that the doctors think that causes it is an injury where you have all the pain. There is no cure only medications that cal help. I live in a pain level of 9 - 10 every day. Thankfully I have a great doctor who does not think that I am drug seeking.
I have CRPS, unfortunately my doctors suck. They just let me suffer. I'm in so much pain i struggle to move, but then if I do not move in time my pain increases even more. It's like juggling cactus while riding a spiky bike on fire and the room is on fire.
@@julier1295 I am so sorry.
I have rumination syndrome had since i was 19 but I remember having it younger then that I struggle to keep food down most days and end up regurgitating my food its horrible
My forefinger and middle finger sometimes stick together through no will of my own.
Your background reminds me of being back at Sears in the 90s
I used to have something like Cotard's Delusion. It was purely psychological.
As always I love the content!
There is one condition that I was surprised you didn't mention; Face Blindness. It is called: Porsopagnosia!
My understanding is that a person, when they look at a person's face, they just see a blur.
On a TV show, a Dr. says he has it and he says, in order to recognize someone he has to focus on something else, i.e. their voice, how they walk, the size or shape of a part of their body.
How hEDS or EDS type 3 would love someone to figure out how to deal with it or get diagnosed once fibromialga and arthritis have kicked in
OMG, I literally just commented on EDS! Hah, the way I deal with it is partly ignoring it and partly laughing about it. I laugh so I don't cry, because then I would never stop crying. :D
FND functional neurological disorder. There are so many different symptoms, and each case has different symptoms. For example, my symptoms are paralysis of the left side (not a stroke or tia) where someone i know is paralysed from waist down and other symptoms. But she was healthy 18 months ago. Literally, it's just misfiring of the brain signals.
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I had the allergic reaction to cold..got hives everywhere cold touched me. Even had to stop eating ice cream, as my throat would often feel like it was closing up. However, now that I'm in my 60s, and have gone through menopause. I nolonger have these reactions. Maybe was hormonal issue? Probably will never know
I havea couple of these. One of my doctors said, "you're a zebra amongst horses." Idk if that a compliment.
One example is misophonia. My husband and I eat in different rooms, sometimes I have to go several rooms away, and I cannot go out to eat. I have problems going out into the world in general because it and my CRPS. CRPS is a pain disorder and it is also called the suicide disease because the pain is so bad. There are days I struggle to move at all.
I have heat urticaria. It's so not fun. I have to stay inside if it's 75 plus degrees outside. I get severely itchy or get hives all over. I can never get hot. I can't even take hot baths or be in a hot room.
I knew a few of those. Patricia Cornwell had mystery where the serial killer had the Maple Syrup thing. I knew a lady who had the allergy to water. Man, I'm allergic to a lot of stuff, but THAT isn't one of them. I've heard of Pica, but I watch those real shows with doctors back in the time the Learning Channel had stuff you could learn. The Stiff Man Syndrome, I watched a video where this girl had it. I think I knew about some of the others.
Yes I have did as well as Russell silver syndrome which Drs like to add to labels if something doesn't fit
11:36 it’s never lupus. But apparently always paraneoplastic syndrome.
Interesting facts
I have Cold Urticaria it can drive you nuts sometimes
I have a little bit of exploding heads syndrome but every once in a while would here a loud thump. As I have gotten older I have that less
Same. It happened like once a week when I was growing up. Now not so much.
I suffered from Magellan syndrome when I was in my drug addiction. Now I have the exploding head syndrome. And it is very very loud. I almost jump out of bed.
Exploding Head Syndrome f---ing Sucks, because it still feels like danger when you know it's not and before you know what it is it's terrifying and ruins sleep. It sounds sometimes like a loud snap, electric pop, a gunshot, or even a cannon fired Inside your head between the ears. You will be disoriented, not knowing if you were asleep or fell asleep at all and you will spend ages feeling afraid and unable to sleep again.
Mike, what about, "Florida Man Syndrome ??"
What about hypochondriasis?
I don't know if it was misophonia or not but I get a weird feeling when I hear Eartha Kitt's version of Santa Baby and only that song. It makes me feel like I have been smoking weed. And I haven't done that for over 40 years.
I have misophonia-it’s a bleeping nightmare! Loud chewing is #1 on my list of things that make me want to kill the eater and/or cut off my ears, but there’s also whistling, whiney voices, vocal fry [gaaaaaah!], and a weird visual one of people with jittery legs. It makes life a TFN!!!
Who has any of these interesting health glitches?
I have experienced Exploding Head Syndrome, have had a few thoughts of Morgelan's Disease [the fibers are bizarre!] and I used to experience Alice in Wonderland Syndrome as a child, and up through my adult years, but not for a few years now.
Anyone else?
My Daughters (both of them) and I have Alice in wonderland syndrome.. It super sucks and can be terrifying sometimes!
Add oculofacio-
cardiodental syndrome (OFCD) to your list next time. My granddaughter has this. The last I knew, there were only around 20 or so people worldwide that have been diagnosed. All of them seem to be centered around people living in the area of the North Sea or those whose ancestors migrated from that area. It only affects females because males die in utero. She has almost all of the symptoms.
You know Jesus supposedly sweated blood in The garden of Gethsemane. I would say that came from extreme stress.
exploding head syndrome is what I've had for years now
Exploding head syndrome s*cks. Thankfully for me it doesn’t happens every night but when It does it’s really startling. The noise can vary from people to people , it can be a gun shot , explosion or just a very loud noise/bang. It’s weird to hear a noise inside your brain instead of hearing it with your ears. It’s hard to describe.
I'll give you one! Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. It's a rat bastard lol, and it's so bizarre. I may look fifteen years younger than I am, but my joints feel forty years older than I am! I have hypermobile type(that I know of, my doctor is trying to get a preauth for genetic testing for the vascular type, which is TERRIFYING). But hEDS is a total knob to get diagnosed with, even if you're the poster child, like I am. :/
I have DID, and I see it as a gift!!!!
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I experienced alien hand syndrome right after my 2nd craniotomy last year. Thankfully, it went away as I healed after surgery. Loud noises ( thumping bass, etc) make me hurt to the point where I'd like to hurt other people; I know that it's part of my CRPS (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome) and Fibromyalgia, because why have 1 horrendously poorly understood nerve condition when you have 2??? I'm beginning to think that my body hates me.. 😢 the worsr part about my chronic conditions are that they're all invisibke, so I look as normal as anyone else. I shouldn't have to say this, but people really need to stop parking in handicapped parking spots if you dont actually need it or have the appropriate placard or handicapped license plate!!!!nAnd stop demanding to know why im parking in that spot!!!😡😡😡😤😤😤
CRPS is a nerve condition where you feel like every drop of your blood has been replaced with lighter fluid and then struck a match. There's no cure and it's often callef the "suicide disease" because patients lose the ability to withstand the unbearable pain. 😢😢
What do they give you for the pain? I'm sorry dude that sounds absolutely terrible to deal with constantly. Hopefully, you're holding up.
I have exploding head syndrome, imagine a rain drop sound amplified by 1000x
Mine is like a big bookcase fell over and went bang. Bookcase falling over is the best way to describe it.
some people have a book shelf
Asperger's( ASD )isn't a disease it's a developmental disability i have it and I actually embrace it and enjoy it .. and even used to work for a Aba center here in Texas doing Art for them but Asd and ADHD are both autism spectrum disorders and nothing wrong with them.. furthermore i don't think people should try to fix Asperger's or traditional autism that's basically suggesting something akin to eugenics..which is horrible and appauling..you should love your loved ones regardless of their autism/disability and do your best to help them adapt and navigate it ..btw happy disability awareness month i guess.. and I love your videos and hope your staying safe out there and congratulations on your new bathroom library book mike😊..hey mike welcome to the puzzle club..you are among many cool folks on the spectrum..just rock it and enjoy the ride and its just an explanation for why your so cool and I think your a trip
Panhypopituitarism is far more rare than anything on this list..
Multiple personality disorder is now called DID or dissociative identity disorder I know this on a personal level
"DID" is now recognized as entirely fake. Stop playacting and grow up.
It doesn't have to be a rare condition either. The very word Idiopathic like in Idiopathic Epilepsy (which is way more common than people think) means of unknown cause. Can't cure if you don't know what causes it
mari anntoinete syndrom would explaine why i went from dark brown hair ans beard within one month after my wife cindy suffered a stroke, thank you michael my doctors and i have been trying to find an answer since 2109.
14:40 one of my cats has pica. he chews on plastic bags
Think I have Alice in Wonderland Syndrome. Everything can seem to move about, warp in and out and stuff. It's like everything you see interferes with everything else, so it warps everything you see all the time. Hard to explain.
Is that alien hand syndrome even I close and return the same so over and over?
what about tinitus, that i have?
Sometimes I let your videos play out while I fall asleep.The shutter sound Means I have to turn it off Or go to another podcast....
OMG
Wasnt sweating blood something that Jesus supposedly did when he realized he was about to be crucified?
alice and wonderland syndrome aka acid haha
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How about the common cold?
Why have you started to use flashing, clicking transitions? UA-cam is rife with these amateurish effects ... I never thought that you'd ever stoop to it.
I was told that flashing lights, "could" trigger my seizures!! Those flashing lights are quite a common thing though 🤔
I had a girlfriend that had Trimethyaminuria. But I'm an Aquarius so I dove in.😊
Celine Dion suffers from stiff person syndrome
That's what I was going to say, it is also called Stiff Man Syndrome
I actually had a friend back in high school who had misophonia and his trigger was chewing sounds, in particular in relation to gum.
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i have alice in wonderland syndrome
I get it when I eat magic mushroom or drop acid after a few hours it goes away
Foreign Accent Syndrome, must be why Komealla Harris keeps changing accents every time it speaks.
EXCELLENT!! That was a good one!!
🙄 ok WHY do you people feel the need to do this?????? You take a topic that has absolutely nothing to do with politics, and you make it about politics. I'm not being mean here (mostly), but I think this is a disorder that should be looked into. I'm dead serious. You don't have to do this, but you do anyway. Why?
Thank you very much. You put it in the exact way I was thinking. Remember with people like that though, you can't fix STUPID!
I guess you didn't have enough time to learn how to spell after you found out your mom and sister were the same person.
I guess you didn't have enough time to learn how to spell after finding out your mom and your sister were the same person.
This has been a interesting video but might be a goldmind for a hypochondriac 😅
A better title would be bizarre disorders because some things are list or not biological disease. For example we have dissociative identity disorder and just catch DID. You just catch some mental disorders.
Morgellons Disease.... It's not psychological, it's for real!!! Many years ago, I had several small lesions, mostly on my arms. I looked closely and saw what appeared to be tiny strings about 1 mm in length, some red, some blue. My mother saw it, too, so I know I wasn't hallucinating! I didn't know it had a name, tho.
You can see “foreign accent syndrome” in real time by watching Kamala Harris interviews.
No politics, please; nothing to do with the video... 😓
The multiple personality disorder can actually be categorized differently. Marvel and DC have two distinct people with the disorder and they liken it to having multiple rooms or glass boxes where each personality lives. Each personality has a specific trigger that it uses to break free and they jockey for control although the master is usually the original one from childhood. The current way to handle it is confronting each individual personality on its own and figuring out which is the right dominant personality. Once the real personality is upfront then antidepressants are used to squash the others. The most personalities ever recorded was 8 in one person. It took the better part of a year to figure out the original personality and squashing the others as they were pretty strong. Also the person had to confront the trauma head on afterwards.
MPD is now called DID or dissociative identity disorder I know this because I've been diagnosed with it
Nope. I'm in an abnormal psychology class, and the most alters ever recorded is (are?) 100. You can Google that lol. The usual amount is around 15, though. But 8 is by no means the maximum lmao
It's FAKE, dude. It's all compartmentalized like that because they're all made up!
I know of DID, fascinating to be sure, hard for the person(s) that have it. Yes different appearance for each of them too let alone personality and memories
I'm in an abnormal psychology class right now, and the most mind boggling thing about did is that the alters don't just change your mind. Oh no. They change your body, too. Every alter can have different eyesight, different heart rates, and different blood pressure. If that isn't absolutely insane idk what is.
I have childhood onset PTSD, dissociative amnesia and DID. Want something even more insane than just having DID? The dissociative amnesia caused me to forget that I had DID until relatively recently when my health took a major downturn. The wall came crumbling down and I found myself with a large system of alters. It’s been an interesting adjustment.
@@vcorlett girl, I'm so sorry ❤️ it's gotta be tough. You got this, though. You can endure!
@@lisachiappetti6092 The DID actually explained a number of things that never really made sense before. I’m in a place in life now where it’s the least of my issues, honestly, and, at times, can help more than it hinders. I’ve got too many chronic illnesses to even try to list and I’d rather not complain. Three autoimmune disorders and losing my last psych who said she couldn’t treat me because I had too much going on, is enough to send most people running. I’ve got my family who take wonderful care of me. Three kitties that are adorable and my German Shepherd service dog that is a big goof, but she also sticks by mommy! If you’re interested in talking, I do hang out around Discord at times _lady.hawk_
That proves it's fake.
@@vcorlett Quit lying.
"Get in in the palm of your hands" it called a phone dawg💀
The click in between your entry's drives me crazy I have to watch it on mute with closed caption on.