I spent a day with people w/ SCHIZOPHRENIA

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  • ๊ฒŒ์‹œ์ผ 2024. 03. 28.
  • I spent a day with people with schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder to learn the truth about these highly misunderstood disorders.
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    โŒSCHIZOPHRENIA/MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
    โ–ธ National Institute of Mental Health - nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/sc...
    โ–ธ American Psychiatric Association - psychiatry.org/patients-famil...
    ๐ŸงจHUGE thank you to:
    โ–ธ CECILIA - / cecilia_mcgough & / studentswithpsychosis
    โ–ธ KODY - / schizophrenichippie & kodygreen.com
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    โ–ธ DISSOCIATIVE IDENTITY DISORDER - โ€ข I spent a day with MUL...
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    โ–ธ TOURETTEโ€™S SYNDROME - โ€ข I spent a day with peo...
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    โ–ธ Creator, Director, Writer, etc. - Anthony Padilla
    โ–ธ Executive Producer - Alessandra Catanese
    โ–ธ Production Coordinator, Co-writer & Research - Elise Felber
    โ–ธ Director of Photography/Gaffer - Zach Zeidman
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  • @AnthonyPadilla
    @AnthonyPadilla  3 ๋…„ ์ „ +8625

    come back next week for *I spent a day with EX-C.I.A. AGENTS*
    -new episode of this series every week so consider ๐Ÿ”ดsubscribing.
    -ps: shoutout to everyone who has turned on notifications ๐Ÿ”” and directly support me in continuing this series.

  • @Psych2go
    @Psych2go 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +11907

    These deep dive series are great! Admire your work!

  • @SpecialBooksbySpecialKids
    @SpecialBooksbySpecialKids 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +9047

    Great Job Cecilia! You have taught me and countless others so much.

    • @laurengraves3261
      @laurengraves3261 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +376

      I love your channel so much! It was so wonderful seeing Cecilia again

    • @noski1240
      @noski1240 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +188

      Oh hi Chris! I was so delighted to see Cecilia too, she did great!

    • @erinfennessy5332
      @erinfennessy5332 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +252

      I WANT YOU AND ANTHONY TO DO A VIDEO TOGETHER

    • @luxlucis9201
      @luxlucis9201 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +92

      Came looking in the comments if anyone else recognized her and it just made my day seeing you already here, cheering her on ๐Ÿ˜๐ŸŒป

    • @tinytiefling
      @tinytiefling 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +20

      So great to see you here! I Liber seeing Cecilia again, thank you for your video with her and all your other friends, they taught me so much open mindedness and i learn to understand more and more ๐Ÿฅฐ

  • @its_.Peyton
    @its_.Peyton 9 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „ +693

    When I was 15, I was diagnosed with Schizophrenia. When I was 12, I complained to my parents abt hallucinations and hearing things, random sickness, and horrible anxiety. It happened out of nowhere. My friend said that I have most โ€œsymptomsโ€ of schizophrenia, and I begged my parents to get me tested. It took 3 YEARS of begging for them to cave in, and thatโ€™s because they were annoyed, and what do you know, I had it. I just wish that my parents wouldโ€™ve listened because I spiraled into severe depression, PTSD, and anxiety. Iโ€™m never going to get those 3 years back, but parents, if your kids are complaining about something, please listen

    • @cheese.hamburger
      @cheese.hamburger 8 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „ +16

      Hello there Peyton. You and I may not know each other but I want you to know that you are one brave individual, and I respect you sooo much for acknowledging the fact that you are in distress. Sorry is just a word, but Iโ€™m so sorry that you had to live all these years with parents that didnโ€™t provide a safe space for you since you were a child. They chose not to listen to you, they were always annoyed around you, nothing you did ever seemed to make them love you and you are filled with years of hurt and heartbreak. I want you to know that you are precious, you are important and itโ€™s not your fault that your parents deprived you of love. You matter, you are worthy and nothing is wrong with you. Your parents are just taking out their anger on you for no reason. I hope you get the help that you long for and may you have a successful journey of healing from all the pain your parents caused you since you were a baby. Even if there were children at school who bullied you and teachers who humiliated you, please know that what they did to you was wrong and that you didnโ€™t deserve it. Sending you lots of love and support โœจ๐Ÿ’

    • @theradionicrevival8068
      @theradionicrevival8068 6 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „ +8

      Same happened to me once
      Family thought the medicine I was taking would make me grow boobs and be shorter etc cause it had steroids in it when I literally needed it to survive and ignored the doctors requesrs
      Eventually my body started โ€œrottingโ€ to the point where my arms and legs were so infected and riddled cuts and disease that they said if this continued, theyโ€™d just have to slowly start amputating me sinc ethe infections were spreading at a rate where I was losing the ability to move at all.
      Literally only through begging and pleading, did my folks finally cave.
      No kid wants to be a burden, but some of us sadly were perceptive enough to pick up on the fact that If weโ€™re not vocal about whatโ€™s bugging us and enforce the change ourselves, no one will, because sometimes, no oneโ€™s coming to save you, even your parents.
      And thatโ€™s one of the most horrible realizations for a kid to face

    • @v4l3ntin3z
      @v4l3ntin3z 4 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „ +1

      this is exactly what happened to me!! it led me into deep depression and horrible ptsd and paranoia from my untreated and unrecognized schizophrenia

    • @Basically_Me0202
      @Basically_Me0202 4 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „ +2

      I don't know if I have schizophrenia and I don't want to assume I do cuz......... self diagnoses isn't ever good. I just wanted to say what I experience and I want to know if I should talk to a doctor about it. It first started happening when I was 13 and I started developing depression and anxiety. This continued for a while and I struggled with self harm. I became very compulsive and would do things for reason's I didn't know or understood why I did it. I went to the doctor because my parents where worried about me. Later I ended up going to therapy and I figured out I was diagnosed with ADHD and clinical depression. I was prescribed medication but my parents wouldn't let me take them since they thought it was bad for me and how they have sorts of after affects so instead my parents would give me THC as a form of natural medicine. I never fully treated those things but this time it feels different. It isn't really like anything I felt before. I'm have problems remembering things, along with fully forming sentences like I can speak but my mind randomly goes blank. I see this misty sometimes and its like it is right there in my room. I see this figure of a man in the shadows. I always thought it was spirits or whatever. I tried to tell my mom but she just said some people have the minds eye. I don't see them all the time its sometimes and then they disappear then sometimes I see them again. It scares me. Then it has gotten worse where then I became extremely paranoid so much so to the point I always thought someone was out to get me and I had to leave my lights on at so I can see whoever comes into my room. I always am feeling paranoid. I hear this clicking noise and sometimes I feel like I hear someone whisper or say my name and I look around and I am all alone. I have also had experiences where I feel like someone is touching me yet I am alone. It is a very distinct feeling like someone is touching me to the point of if I were to touch myself in the same spot I couldn't tell a difference. I don't know if it is because I am stressed especially since I have been dealing with some major stuff recently or if it is part of my other mental stuff. I am currently 16. I know it isn't as extreme as people with diagnosed schizophrenia feel but is that normal? I know people with ADHD experience other stuff besides just constantly being fidgety, I wonder if it has something to do with that since paranoia is part of ADHD

    • @WatermelonColoredSnail
      @WatermelonColoredSnail ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „

      Iโ€™ve talked to my therapist because my mom thinks I should get tested but my therapist keeps blaming it on anxiety and autism which I have a diagnosis for both

  • @KingGhidorah5464
    @KingGhidorah5464 ๋…„ ์ „ +1592

    Cecilia appearing on SBSK, Ted Talk, and now on Anthony Padilla's channel. Amazing all the work she does to normalize her condition.

    • @lisad1655
      @lisad1655 ๋…„ ์ „ +9

      Yes! I thought I watch SBSK and think the channel is awesome.
      Cecelia is doing really good to help show what schizophrenia is and how she deals with it.
      I also like this channel. A good way to learn about health conditions and lifestyles.

    • @KatieM786
      @KatieM786 ๋…„ ์ „

      100%!!!!!โค

    • @FuckingFuckShitBitch
      @FuckingFuckShitBitch 5 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „

      "Normalize" I hate this word. It's overused and it could imply that you think inducing it is a good idea. I don't think many would think that, but normal does have a mathematical definition.

    • @OpalLeigh
      @OpalLeigh 4 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „ +1

      Sheโ€™s honestly amazing. As a person with a mental illness- we could not ask for better representation:)

  • @lilyrose9577
    @lilyrose9577 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +3827

    Who else has noticed he doesnโ€™t say โ€œwonderousโ€world of (.....) anymore I think thatโ€™s really considerate that he just says world because he understands that it isnโ€™t pleasant for the people with the disorder

    • @wowanothercookie
      @wowanothercookie 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +89

      I think he hasn't said that in a while.

    • @laurelis.
      @laurelis. 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +124

      It was "wondrous" rather than "wonderful" like you said. But yeah, same meaning.

    • @godzilla4005
      @godzilla4005 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +34

      He never said wonderful tho. He used to say wondrous

    • @jungkooks80dollarmattress42
      @jungkooks80dollarmattress42 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +125

      i mean he can still say โ€œwonderful worldโ€ if he does a video about a lighthearted subject, but true most of his recent ones were a bit heavier

    • @bebbization
      @bebbization 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +36

      I think he stopped at the Police Brutality Survivors interview, or it was at another serious one

  • @janer99
    @janer99 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +7116

    must have been absolutely terrifying when we went through that phase where clowns went around chasing people with knives

    • @Wont_wood
      @Wont_wood 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +22

      Uh what????

    • @janer99
      @janer99 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +604

      @@Wont_wood yup, america had a creepy clown craze couple years ago

    • @kkyu1343
      @kkyu1343 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +414

      omg i remember this! same thing happened in the uk and it was so strange.. once someone threatened that they would break into schools and my poor friend had a panic attack because she was terrified of clowns :(

    • @akush_1643
      @akush_1643 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +170

      Omg yeahh the freaking creepy clown shenanigan mustโ€™ve been terrifying, when I was in middle school we had to go on lockdown because of the clowns it was terrifying and I was debating whether to jump the fence or not

    • @beefairy8620
      @beefairy8620 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +57

      @@akush_1643 wow it got so bad that your school had a lockdown?? I hardly knew it was happening.
      Although at the time I wasnโ€™t on the internet much

  • @Jennifer-bw7ku
    @Jennifer-bw7ku 15 ์ผ ์ „ +269

    Psychedelics are just an exceptional mental health breakthrough. It's quite fascinating how effective they are against depression and anxiety. Saved my life.

    • @patriaciasmith3499
      @patriaciasmith3499 15 ์ผ ์ „

      Can you help with the reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. Very hard to get a reliable source here in Australia. Really need!

    • @APOLLINAIREBARTHOLOMIEU
      @APOLLINAIREBARTHOLOMIEU 15 ์ผ ์ „

      Yes, dr.sporessss. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.

    • @elizabethwilliams6651
      @elizabethwilliams6651 15 ์ผ ์ „ +1

      I wish they were readily available in my place.
      Microdosing was my next plan of care for my husband. He is 59 & has so many mental health issues plus probable CTE & a TBI that left him in a coma 8 days. It's too late now I had to get a TPO as he's 6'6 300+ pound homicidal maniac.
      He's constantly talking about killing someone.
      He's violent. Anyone reading this Familiar w/ BPD know if it is common for an obsession with violence.

    • @patriaciasmith3499
      @patriaciasmith3499 15 ์ผ ์ „

      Is he on instagram?

    • @APOLLINAIREBARTHOLOMIEU
      @APOLLINAIREBARTHOLOMIEU 15 ์ผ ์ „

      Yes he is. dr.sporessss

  • @ShwampDonkey
    @ShwampDonkey ๋…„ ์ „ +202

    17:28 as a parent of a schizophrenic teenage daughter I so appreciate her words here. Thank you for being willing to open up about this.

  • @emmaaaaaaaaa.
    @emmaaaaaaaaa. 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +4593

    I would trust Anthony to hold my drink at a party without even thinking about it tho

  • @soulgazer11
    @soulgazer11 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +15031

    People with Schizophrenia are way too often portrayed as ''crazy'' and ''violent''. These people are human and I'm glad this series is bringing light to various misunderstood groups of people. Thank you Anthony & Co

    • @soulgazer11
      @soulgazer11 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +104

      @Nex i Exactly! Manipulating someone who has a hard time getting a grasp of what's real and what's not is a real dick move, but unfortunately easier than manipulating someone who's neurotypical.

    • @user-lb6bn8vy3e
      @user-lb6bn8vy3e 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +36

      Itโ€™s definitely unfortunate. People with schizophrenia are 3D just like everyone else. Their disorder is not all they are. My grandfathers sister had schizophrenia and I never met her because she lived in a home and my grandfather didnโ€™t get along with her. I donโ€™t blame him though because when they were kids she did stab him but thatโ€™s not completely her fault.

    • @ivy_inferno
      @ivy_inferno 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +61

      My bf has schizophrenia and honestly, if we don't talk about it, NOBODY KNOWS or notice. He has a good job and one day he'll be the boss of the compagny. People just hear things about this mental illness when there's a murder in the news or something like that... that's sad.

    • @soulgazer11
      @soulgazer11 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +21

      @@user-lb6bn8vy3e My grandfather's brother was also schizophrenic. He died of Lou Gehrig's 2 years ago and was the most gentle soul ever. He was paranoid as hell and thought the government was spying on him but he's never hurt anyone except for himself. Btw, love your pfp lol. Jared is perfect

    • @ell0.mp3
      @ell0.mp3 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +18

      Most of the time they have had an experience of someone being abusive to them as they are vulnerable, not the other way around, itโ€™s so unfortunate how misunderstood it really is, itโ€™s great to see videos like these, hopefully more people will learn more and understand that people with mental health issues are not dangerous or crazy

  • @isaacsmith1729
    @isaacsmith1729 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +83

    I donโ€™t have schizophrenia myself but this sounds so scary to have to deal with everyday. I hope anyone with schizophrenia knows theyโ€™re loved and that weโ€™re all here for you guys.

  • @TheRibottoStudios
    @TheRibottoStudios 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +4706

    I feel like this is how every disease was handled back then:
    Disease: *exists*
    *Humanity:* DEMONS YA BOI IS HERE.

    • @pink_thinks3495
      @pink_thinks3495 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +238

      โ€œHey there demons, itโ€™s me, ya boiโ€ *in my Shane voice*

    • @zlff7283
      @zlff7283 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +96

      No actually when they found it in Egypt they tried to cure it and count it as a disease (Pharaohs were Medical professionals at the time and you could google thatโœŒ๐Ÿผ)

    • @TheRibottoStudios
      @TheRibottoStudios 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +84

      @@zlff7283 damn how did we go from THAT to "WITCHES THEY BE WITCHES!" lol

    • @LostYourTime
      @LostYourTime 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +35

      @@TheRibottoStudios because humans are shit LOL

    • @seineevee
      @seineevee 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +5

      @@LostYourTime true lol

  • @N0TS3V3N
    @N0TS3V3N 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +14841

    He makes everyone feel so comfortable and doesnโ€™t judge at all. A lot of people could learn from that

  • @florevanderbaan7969
    @florevanderbaan7969 11 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „ +53

    As someone with schizoaffective disorder, and severe BPD previously misdiagnosed as DID, thank you for all the work youโ€™re doing to normalize people like me.

    • @NotDiegoHernandez-Lopez
      @NotDiegoHernandez-Lopez 11 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „

      Hey i need someone to talk. Can you please talk to me?

    • @thraynah-gl5dj
      @thraynah-gl5dj 8 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „

      @@NotDiegoHernandez-Lopeztalk about what?

    • @internetperson6195
      @internetperson6195 2 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „

      hey if you really need help i donโ€™t think the youtube comment section is the right place. iโ€™m open to talking abt whatever you feel like you need to but please please seek help outside too in your day to day life

  • @Bekzee
    @Bekzee ๋…„ ์ „ +45

    I'm still in disbelief at how complex this illness is. I used to be a support worker for vulnerable adults, I had absolutely no experience and I was thrown straight in supporting many adults with schizophrenia, and I was not prepared or trained at all. I got major backlash from my bosses when I said I am in no way qualified or trained enough to give them the level of help and support they need. It was so unfair on the clients themselves, and honestly just made our company look like incompetent idiots. ๐Ÿ˜ž

  • @staggbones
    @staggbones 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +9728

    DONT SAY to someone with Schizophrenia, don't say 'oh what if it's real!' or 'you might be seeing another dimension!' or something. That can actually make their hallucinations worse and can induce panic. Don't do that.

    • @SillyVarahs
      @SillyVarahs 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +275

      Thank you for the advice!

    • @annamarie913
      @annamarie913 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +592

      Like Iโ€™m already delusional about my schizoaffective disorder (thinking Iโ€™m psychic, have superpowers, and/or can see other dimensions) ๐Ÿ™„ please donโ€™t feed into my delusions.

    • @Bubblies005
      @Bubblies005 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +301

      Having friends and family feed into your delusions and hallucinations can cause major problems. That simple remark could cause someone to spiral down the rabbit hole and end up in the hospital.

    • @ash-is-napping
      @ash-is-napping 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +11

      ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘

    • @staticdoggoe34rd
      @staticdoggoe34rd 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +6

      Ik

  • @kerollaynemoreira7536
    @kerollaynemoreira7536 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +1926

    "Ain't no way I'm gonna throw down with a demon"

    • @Disanem
      @Disanem 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +69

      The demon is like your mom with a slipper don't attack her physically nor verbally.

    • @hannahmontana4401
      @hannahmontana4401 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +6

      @@Disanem oh god

    • @sierrahuestis5115
      @sierrahuestis5115 10 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „ +1

      Demons have to flee in the name of Jesus we donโ€™t have to fear them God gave us authority and power or over them and they have to obey us.

    • @jt3948
      @jt3948 8 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „ +1

      @@sierrahuestis5115 r/religiousfruitcake

    • @Thatspunkymonkey
      @Thatspunkymonkey 5 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „

      @@jt3948fr

  • @miapegasi
    @miapegasi 11 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „ +35

    My brother developed schizophrenia at a very early age. He was 12 when they first started and he was diagnosed at 16. Heโ€™s described some of the things he sees and hears and it is very scary. Thank you for bringing up this topic

  • @larabyss
    @larabyss ๋…„ ์ „ +35

    I did my dissertation about schizophrenia and I passed, I dug into this for a year and it almost saddens me that not everyone on this planet even knows about it in the slightest... People with schizophrenia go through a lot and i respect each and every one of them

  • @myamii1782
    @myamii1782 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +2578

    Anthony out here doing better interviews than these people who are actual interviewers

    • @torin6258
      @torin6258 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +87

      Anthony is an actual interviewer...

    • @myamii1782
      @myamii1782 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +91

      @@torin6258 I'm not discrediting him. When I said actual interviewers I meant persons who have years of experience interviewing for example ryan Seacrest (not saying he's bad, just giving context)

    • @torin6258
      @torin6258 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +18

      @@myamii1782 Ah okay. Thank you for clarifying

    • @alexawood1588
      @alexawood1588 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +60

      i think itโ€™s really because heโ€™s respectful. if they donโ€™t wanna answer a question, they donโ€™t have to. if they wanna talk about something he didnโ€™t ask, they can. and they get to tell THEIR side entirely unscripted with no limits in a safe space where, like with dissociaDID, if they say something they donโ€™t want aired, it isnโ€™t! it allows people to really say whatever they want and know that if they misspeak and say something they donโ€™t want on the internet, it wonโ€™t be!

    • @DawnOldham
      @DawnOldham 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +3

      @Alexa Wood totally agree with you!

  • @maramitchell9102
    @maramitchell9102 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +1838

    My mom has schizophrenia and has delusions about me and my sister being sexually abused by our family along with paranoia, no matter how much I would tell her it wasn't true she wouldn't believe me and it had a negative impact on our relationship.I had to move away from her and my little sister who is 7 (I'm 14) to live my father in a different state because of it. I know it's not her fault and that it doesn't make her a bad mom. Watching this video helped me understand what she goes through a little bit more and maybe I'll be able to support her more and hopefully repair our relationship in the future, thank you!
    Edit: All the replies really mean a lot to me, I'm happy that to know that I'm not alone thank you so much โค

    • @nessac.4897
      @nessac.4897 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +55

      I have a similar experience with my mom being schizophrenic.

    • @WiiwiYliz
      @WiiwiYliz 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +10

      same

    • @hannahhmaey
      @hannahhmaey 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +29

      my mom also has schizophrenia and i have the same experiences:/

    • @izzyyy_y9282
      @izzyyy_y9282 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +54

      My mom also has schizophrenia, she was sexually abused when she was 20. She also is terrified if it would happen to me or my little brother. I hope you and me can further educate ourselves about our moms โค๏ธโ˜บ๏ธ

    • @lesley-annfenwick
      @lesley-annfenwick 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +27

      My mom is also schizophrenic, a lot of her delusions invovled me and my sister being in danger but she has Anasognosia (lack of insight) so its really hard to deal with but Iv come to understand her. I love my mother I am so sorry she has to go through that when she has psychosis.

  • @meimei
    @meimei ๋…„ ์ „ +50

    was taught in school they were crazy people, and now after graduated and diagnosed with autism, i've tried reading about many disorder as they are misunderstood, so i'm happy people like anthony can bring people with said stuff and let them speak

  • @ceruleanwizard
    @ceruleanwizard ๋…„ ์ „ +73

    I very much appreciated the level of detail and experience that Kody went into to understand this disorder. It's essentially an unwanted augmented reality. The scissors thing really gets me. It's pretty incomprehensible to just be handed scissors and then come to the realization that there was no one there to have handed the scissors to him. It must be tough, but I'm glad those two were able to help us understand their world more.

    • @TheZoomerCatholic
      @TheZoomerCatholic ๋…„ ์ „ +3

      YES. There are memories I have that I know that they can't be how it happened, it's just not possible. But that's literally what I experienced.

  • @elizabethlawrence6466
    @elizabethlawrence6466 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +7594

    I just recently lost someone close to me due to having an episode from his schizophrenia, he had the cops called on him from having โ€˜irregularโ€™ behavior and instead of the cops taking him to a mental hospital, they ended up killing him. Thank you so much Anthony for shining light on this totally misunderstood mental Illness.

    • @gravy4425
      @gravy4425 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +628

      Damn im so sorry for your loss.

    • @mewntay230
      @mewntay230 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +1089

      Cops piss me off sometimes, man. Shoot first and ask questions later. Some of these guys need to have their firearm removed.

    • @alexicronon1115
      @alexicronon1115 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +304

      i hope they get the justice they deserve

    • @MissSweetie
      @MissSweetie 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +417

      hope those cops lost their badges and went to jail.

    • @alliexcx5576
      @alliexcx5576 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +67

      cops are fucking ridiculous. Im sorry for ur loss :/

  • @danna3461
    @danna3461 ๋…„ ์ „ +22

    Imagine the world being as accepting as Anthony Padilla... There would be so much peace.

  • @Uggnog
    @Uggnog ๋…„ ์ „ +55

    As a person with a huge fear of clowns, experiencing what Cecilia is experiencing would be the worst thing that ever happened to me.

    • @Unit0998
      @Unit0998 8 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „ +4

      dont forget the giant spiders, straight from a horror movie

  • @nonserviam.1574
    @nonserviam.1574 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +1523

    Just what if you're in a forest and a tree just goes: "I'm gonna fall on you and I'm gonna kill you". It's a mixture of terrifying and "wtf".

    • @bellapplepen2484
      @bellapplepen2484 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +13

      I'd be ok with it. There are worse ways to go.

    • @somedude172
      @somedude172 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +146

      honestly tho.. people are scared of people with schizophrenia, when in all reality, we should be scared FOR them. i would shit myself if a tree fucking threatened me like that. the one thing i should be safe from, plants, are now coming after me... that poor guy!

    • @-sorrymasendeshita-3039
      @-sorrymasendeshita-3039 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +1

      am i crazy bc everytime i go outside i get alice in wonderland effect where everything feels super small but my hands and feet felt fucking huge, and then building started telling me that they would collapse on me, like i could HEAR the building say that not from my head, but they are talking to me. help

    • @abigail5728
      @abigail5728 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +8

      @@-sorrymasendeshita-3039 You're not crazy. You might have something like the people in the video. You should do your best to bring it up with a trusted adult if you're a teenager, and tell them you want to get help and you want to go to a doctor or something to get diagnosed and figure out what is going on and get treatment for it.
      Show them this video for example as something to show how real these things actually are. It might help convince them to take it seriously.

    • @SieMiezekatze
      @SieMiezekatze 2 ๋…„ ์ „

      Normal stuff??? Specially the whole tree noise like as if it's breaking sometimes you walk looking down and feel a leaf grazing toir cheek you look and the tree is going back and forth, damn nearly crush you like a fly, for me as I live in the city is walls mostly they are so unnaturally bend, and about to fall on you

  • @lizlusher
    @lizlusher 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +3003

    When I took psychology in college in the late 90s my teacher brought in a panel of people with schizophrenia for us to meet and have lunch with so we could humanize the condition. It was so meaningful.

    • @justjade256
      @justjade256 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +171

      Now thatโ€™s a good teacher

    • @ewaberchulska
      @ewaberchulska 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +64

      This is why I am working hard now in school so I can study psychology

    • @briannalee1998
      @briannalee1998 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +15

      I love that

    • @_JustJoe
      @_JustJoe 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +3

      This is brilliant

    • @tinytinkergacha7747
      @tinytinkergacha7747 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +5

      Now that's what I call teacher of the year

  • @TangoCharlieWhiskey96
    @TangoCharlieWhiskey96 9 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „ +9

    My mother was schizophrenic. She passed away in 2009 and Iโ€™ve avoided learning much about it because my own experiences with my mom really scared me as a kid, and made me feel so helpless to help her. You all did a fantastic job at clearing some of my confusion up. Especially you, Cecilia. Thanks you guys so much

    • @Risingleaf77
      @Risingleaf77 6 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „

      My mother also had schizophrenia growing up, and darn was it rough ๐Ÿ˜‚ mine is still alive as far as ik just no contact atm

  • @yari7973
    @yari7973 ๋…„ ์ „ +7

    i recently lost my close loved one who battled schizophrenia and suffered from his severe episodes. he ran away and was found a month later after he had killed himself. as someone who didn't fully understand this disorder, it's so informative and gives me insight to how this disorder affects people. the thoughtfulness that carries throughout these episodes are so important. i am very happy anthony talk about these stigmatized mental illnesses. i hope people with schizophrenia get all the support they need, and i'm proud of those who continue to stay resilient.

  • @twzoomies
    @twzoomies 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +2314

    Would love to see episodes on:
    - people who hoard
    - people with eating disorders
    - the opioid crisis/ people who are addicted to opioids

    • @glitterbea
      @glitterbea 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +14

      omg yes recovering addicts!

    • @serenityporter4348
      @serenityporter4348 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +1

      Ye

    • @iendrin9152
      @iendrin9152 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +16

      people who hoard would be very interesting, you seldom hear what they feel and think about it themselves. they mostly get shamed to my experience.

    • @anitaraggini7695
      @anitaraggini7695 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +1

      yes please!

    • @carol-gz6nc
      @carol-gz6nc 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +1

      yes ,yes, yes!

  • @Breerox108
    @Breerox108 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +9901

    I would love to see "I spent the day with conversion therapy survivors"

    • @spooks7076
      @spooks7076 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +417

      make this happen please, spread awareness and let people know that they are not alone and that even if they go through this they can get through it and are loved !!!

    • @annabeldelfabbro3774
      @annabeldelfabbro3774 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +72

      I totally agree!

    • @ninjadoge142
      @ninjadoge142 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +81

      @@spooks7076 I'm sorry for being a bit stupid but what is a therapy survivor

    • @taylorsmiles7432
      @taylorsmiles7432 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +17

      Yes!

    • @taylorsmiles7432
      @taylorsmiles7432 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +438

      @@ninjadoge142 conversion therapy survivors are people who have been a part of or forced into conversion therapy, which basically is therapy parents usually send there kids too too try and stop them from being gay or โ€œpray the gay awayโ€ but itโ€™s really harmful. And often it uses electro therapy which is really awful.

  • @grandmabutters8502
    @grandmabutters8502 ๋…„ ์ „ +5

    "you are deserving of talking about your experiences" had me in tears, it's so refreshing how understanding Anthony is, I just stumbled on this channel after suddenly remembering Smosh existed and Wondering what they were up to, I'm glad that Anthony found something that he enjoys doing again and that helps people

  • @xvicky
    @xvicky 11 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „ +4

    It's really precious for me to learn about this mental disorder because my grandma was diagnosed with it when she was still alive. It lets me understand what she might have been going through and feel closer to her. Thank you Anthony and to all the guests

  • @anitamcquinn1925
    @anitamcquinn1925 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +4252

    Anthony is better than Ellen Degeneres. More attentive and caring, and actually informing people about these important topics!

    • @cezar3169
      @cezar3169 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +285

      Ellen doesnt hold a candle to Anthony.

    • @anitamcquinn1925
      @anitamcquinn1925 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +52

      @@cezar3169 too true! Anthony is fantastic.

    • @StudlyFudd13
      @StudlyFudd13 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +163

      Anyone is better than Ellen

    • @ali-eve4279
      @ali-eve4279 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +112

      Ellen is not a good person Anthony has a good heart

    • @anitamcquinn1925
      @anitamcquinn1925 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +20

      @@ali-eve4279 couldn't agree more

  • @JoeyWixx
    @JoeyWixx 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +3580

    I actually have schizophrenia, at like the worst degree. And personality disorders. Tbh half the time donโ€™t even know who I am. In my mind Iโ€™m labeled as a fucking danger to myself and everyone I love. So I just stay quiet.
    Edit: Thanks everyone for the support on my music.. it means so much that all I did was open up a little and so many nice people came to support me. Thank you all so so much.

    • @abbagail1000
      @abbagail1000 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +340

      youโ€™re so strong!

    • @quintyv2969
      @quintyv2969 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +366

      I hope you can still live sort of a happy life, seems so hard to deal with. People with schizophrenia are honestly one of the strongest, pretending nothing is there. I hope itโ€™ll get better for you!!!

    • @simplymiah.3974
      @simplymiah.3974 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +105

      Iโ€™m sorry you have to go through things like that... I hope you find your yellow (happiness) ๐Ÿ˜Š

    • @SillyVarahs
      @SillyVarahs 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +70

      It must be very hard to go through all of that. I would never understand your pain but I hope you get better!

    • @JoeyWixx
      @JoeyWixx 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +133

      Thanks guys. Very difficult. It scares me to know that people on earth can be actual good people. But Iโ€™m unfortunately not lucky enough to know any of them.

  • @josieallen4942
    @josieallen4942 ๋…„ ์ „ +8

    these "I spent a day with ..." videos probably literally saves people's lives... keep doin what your doin Anthony

  • @mibs1075
    @mibs1075 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +12

    This video gave me a far better insight into what living with schizophrenia is like. Personally, I know Iโ€™m guilty of using terms like โ€˜psychoโ€™ or โ€˜sociopath.โ€™ It was only yesterday when my friend was talking about how offensive it may be for a person to use those terms.
    Thank you to Anthony as well as all the wonderful ppl in the video for spreading awareness abt schizophrenia!

  • @cadaver6451
    @cadaver6451 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +1887

    I want to say this.
    I have schizophrenia, very bad. I spent a lot of time scared that my situation was so bad that no one would understand.
    I relate to a lot of what is brought up in this video. I literally started crying while watching. This video has helped me so much.
    I haven't felt normal in so long. Thank you so much for doing this.

    • @theshramilton2681
      @theshramilton2681 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +67

      your valid and your strong ๐Ÿ’•๐Ÿ’•

    • @dreamingofthemoon
      @dreamingofthemoon 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +27

      I wish u a good day, youre very strong !

    • @taleisha5085
      @taleisha5085 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +22

      Your so strong and valid, I hope you have a great day and Iโ€™m glad this video helped you feel โ€œnormalโ€ cause your not alone!๐Ÿ–ค

    • @mrfilch4457
      @mrfilch4457 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +11

      Keep up the good work mate. Take your medicine and try to keep yourself busy. Stay strong soldier

    • @KingoftheGalaxy789
      @KingoftheGalaxy789 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +11

      I hope you are getting the help you need, and stay strong! Remember, you're valid and important. Internet hugs!

  • @Hiisilapsi
    @Hiisilapsi 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +1024

    Jorge is absolutely right about Etika. It's insane how people treated his case as attention-seeking and just laughing at him. He needed help and understanding.

    • @alexsucksatliving313
      @alexsucksatliving313 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +4

      Unfortunately most people wouldn't know better it's not their fault

    • @MiuXiu
      @MiuXiu 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +127

      @@alexsucksatliving313 I disagree- itโ€™s always an active choice to be a dick to strangers. Iโ€™d consider that to be at fault. They could have chosen to have some empathy and tried to understand, and if they canโ€™t understand, not laugh and make fun of someone.

    • @banan7308
      @banan7308 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +38

      @@alexsucksatliving313 they chose to be an asshole its their fault

    • @ohno1914
      @ohno1914 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +6

      @@MiuXiu i donโ€™t think thatโ€™s what he meant. i might be wrong though, but i thought he was talking about how people were taking it lightly because they themselves thought it was a joke based on past behaviors etc. not necessarily that they were doing it to purposefully be mean. but yeah etikaโ€™s case was a sad one

    • @alexsucksatliving313
      @alexsucksatliving313 3 ๋…„ ์ „

      @@ohno1914 yes

  • @mazzy713
    @mazzy713 ๋…„ ์ „ +3

    Thanks for talking about this topic today, and to the guests for being open about this. My father has Schizophrenia, and my family used it as an excuse to stop talking to him when they divorced. We've reconnected years later and he's a really gentle person, its so sad that he never got the treatment he needed at the time. He's treated now thank goodness, and I'm glad that there's more treatments available today.

  • @joywalker6901
    @joywalker6901 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +42

    07:33 really stuck with me. I'm not schizophrenic, but have been in and out of various mental health treatments since I was 10/11 for various reasons, but a big one is that I am not always able to tell whether or not I'm awake/in reality. I luckily recognised something was wrong and asked for help when I was still young, but I could have been spared a lot of anxiety if we would just Teach Children About Mental Illness! We teach kids about physical illness, so why not mental illness? We tell kids to each their vegetables and play sports to protect their physical health, so why don't we tell kids how to protect their mental health?

    • @coolboy5428
      @coolboy5428 ๋…„ ์ „ +1

      Schizophrenics are not ill, they are gifted. The other "illnesses" are curses.

    • @SwizzleDrizzl
      @SwizzleDrizzl ๋…„ ์ „ +1

      @@coolboy5428 Naaahh....

    • @coolboy5428
      @coolboy5428 ๋…„ ์ „

      @@SwizzleDrizzl Taste your mvms swizzle drizzle

    • @alexia3552
      @alexia3552 11 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „

      Amen amen, adults need to grow up and teach kids about mental and emotional health even if it makes them uncomfortable

    • @coreo6688
      @coreo6688 9 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „

      โ€‹@@coolboy5428No.

  • @harshitabharadwaj2551
    @harshitabharadwaj2551 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +2598

    " I spent a day with therapists"
    Would like to hear their thoughts as well

    • @xxy730
      @xxy730 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +20

      yes please

    • @Sweaterlatethannever
      @Sweaterlatethannever 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +63

      I want to hear about how therapists manage to separate themselves emotionally from their patients and cope with their work as well as personal lives because therapists have their own ups and downs and tbh therapists are modern superheroes

    • @harshitabharadwaj2551
      @harshitabharadwaj2551 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +3

      @@trollrat2828 haha that's true tho

    • @SieMiezekatze
      @SieMiezekatze 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +2

      This^

    • @haroldharold9042
      @haroldharold9042 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +1

      @@Sweaterlatethannever Self care is vital! And also realizing that as a therapist, you can teach your clients different techniques and listen to them in session and encourage them to do those techniques outside of session, but you canโ€™t control what the clients do after session. You canโ€™t control if they do their homework or not, for instance. All you can do is the best you can while you see them, the rest is on the client.

  • @icemagiciangh3268
    @icemagiciangh3268 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +1762

    Cry, man. Thereโ€™s no shame. Let people know how much we need to spread awareness for all mental health diagnoses.
    PS- could you speak to people with epilepsy? November is Epilepsy Awareness Month, and seizures are things people need to know more about.

    • @KAYBO64
      @KAYBO64 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +39

      Anthony, if you see this, I could speak on this as a former epileptic. I had a childhood form that almost wasn't caught because it wasn't as prominent as the seizures most people know.

    • @avalonbrown8667
      @avalonbrown8667 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +18

      I'm a Former epileptic but I'm still at risk for seizures again and id love for people to get the proper idea of what it is, instead of automatically assuming it's all convulsion seizures.

    • @KaityKat117
      @KaityKat117 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +9

      THIS! I would love to see him talk to people with epilepsy. If he can arrange that before November is over that'd be great, but even if not.

    • @gracebellmore3404
      @gracebellmore3404 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +7

      as someone who has epilepsy, this makes me so happy to see someone asking for awareness!

    • @morganward6624
      @morganward6624 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +3

      I emailed him asking this many months ago and it kept returning to me. Iโ€™m not sure what was going on. I have frontal lobe epilepsy and wouldnโ€™t mind speaking!

  • @MothiaMafia
    @MothiaMafia ๋…„ ์ „ +24

    i am currently questioning if i have schizophrenia because i show many symptoms of it and it runs in my mother's side of of the family. My grandma, aunt, uncle, other uncle, and great grandpa all had schizophrenia and i think i do too.
    seeing and hearing things that aren't real daily really effect my day to day life and it's really fucking creepy. like imagine its 3am and you see a figure next to you and it whispers your name. pretty fucking creepy, right? thank god im getting therapy and a proper diagnosis soon.. hopefully...

    • @Intacfil
      @Intacfil ๋…„ ์ „

      Hows life been going?

    • @sadhu7191
      @sadhu7191 ๋…„ ์ „

      Your just gonna brush that off bro? That's stumped scientists as tk why and as a high dose mushroom user once a month I see and talk tk things

  • @goshgab
    @goshgab 11 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „ +1

    The amount of work that must go into these videos, and the fact that you are so respectful of all of the people you interview. These topics are important to discuss and its even more important to hear from the people dealing with these issues and experts themselves. Thank you!

  • @El-no5wv
    @El-no5wv 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +2161

    I really appreciate how Anthony stopped using โ€œThe wonderful world of . . . โ€œ

    • @nina.robbs565
      @nina.robbs565 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +458

      Yeah, it's nice he only uses it for people talking about their interests or jobs.

    • @saralynn9012
      @saralynn9012 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +347

      He realized, once he started getting into more serious topics that it wasn't appropriate anymore. Just saying the "world of.... " can encompass anything he talks about, whether it is light hearted or not

    • @meghanhixon3241
      @meghanhixon3241 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +196

      He still does. Only when it applies. But he has been getting into more serious topics rather than "the wonderful world of anime cafe maids" don't get me wrong, respect them and their respective jobs but this is spreading awareness and helping people. I love these more serious "controversial" topics. The things people don't like talking about, but it needs to be.

    • @summyv7058
      @summyv7058 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +9

      I noticed that too. Heโ€™s awesome

    • @Daisy-Doo
      @Daisy-Doo 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +50

      I noticed too, ever since an episode where someone said "I dont know if Id call it wonderful"

  • @leizero
    @leizero 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +697

    Holy smokes, that hallucination of talking to someone for 30 minutes only to find out they weren't real when he pulled out a camera literally gave me goosebumps.

    • @emilygriffith6702
      @emilygriffith6702 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +17

      That would mess with you so bad

    • @None-ni4qg
      @None-ni4qg 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +1

      when ?

    • @SieMiezekatze
      @SieMiezekatze 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +6

      That happened to me ,like I was laughing telling jokes, talking about music just vibing when suddenly he stopped and whisper in my ear " do you know you are all alone? you are always alone" it was like a snap I was alone at a park, talking so happily and suddenly I feel cold, I haven't talk with him since then I miss him.

  • @motorwrenchhy
    @motorwrenchhy ๋…„ ์ „ +2

    as a person who makes characters with mental illnesses, i always love watching these videos because it helps me bring in more information into the situation my characters are in, letting me not assume, and with that, offend people with the actual md. these videos have helped me with my storytelling and so much more! thank you so much Anthony! - Phoebus

  • @Wheat2323
    @Wheat2323 11 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „ +2

    I love how every person interviewed is so incredibly educated when questioned. Iโ€™ve learned so much because of how seriously the questions are taken

  • @laurenmacmaster1647
    @laurenmacmaster1647 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +1574

    Can you interview people with ADHD? Weโ€™re more than people with โ€œcrackhead energyโ€. Itโ€™s dangerous whether you take medications or not.

    • @unrealizedyt
      @unrealizedyt 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +67

      yesss !!! and adhd is more than just not being able to focus !!

    • @carterarandomguy9290
      @carterarandomguy9290 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +116

      Thank you, the ADHD community thanks you. Meds are either too strong, barely work, or have a side affect like reduces how hungry you feel which might not sound bad, but I didn't eat lunch on school days for about 4 yrs. Also, the rest of this is just me expressing myself to get this stuff off my chest. Sometimes, your brain when reading just doesn't register what you are reading properly and you read something 7 times over OR you read a paragraph of your book and then you realize that processed none of that because the whole time you were thinking about your favorite DOOM game. Another thing is that I tend to scratch my scabs and pick my nails because I want to do SOMETHING with my hands (why are you still reading this!?). I have meds that are way to strong to the point where it is hard to express myself, I'm always super quiet, and EXTREMELY bored because nothing gives me much joy. Why did you read this??

    • @badtimek249
      @badtimek249 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +39

      The worst part is the insomnia lol

    • @badtimek249
      @badtimek249 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +25

      @@carterarandomguy9290 right? Adderall is so fucked up. You feel like a zombie.

    • @ceceruben6113
      @ceceruben6113 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +5

      Adhd isn't an illness. All these comments describe being hyperactive.

  • @clarisun
    @clarisun 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +5920

    I would love to see โ€œ I spent a day with Narcissistsโ€œ

    • @clarisun
      @clarisun 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +295

      @blue Hm, that's inded a good Question. Yet still I guess that there are some people out there, knowing that they are narcassist who would like to inform others about this.

    • @sierrapicard-ami3198
      @sierrapicard-ami3198 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +307

      @blue narcissists are usually self aware and know that they are but see not feeling guilt, ect as an advantage.

    • @yusufgazi7
      @yusufgazi7 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +160

      Just visit TikTok lol

    • @soshilucy
      @soshilucy 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +9

      It would be interesting to see.

    • @yn209
      @yn209 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +31

      hell nah narcissists ppl don't deserve to be listened to or understood

  • @MommaOsoIrish67
    @MommaOsoIrish67 ๋…„ ์ „ +2

    To both guests: thank you for being brave and sharing your vulnerability with us!

  • @hwheelez24
    @hwheelez24 ๋…„ ์ „ +4

    I am so amazed by these people, I can't even begin to imagine what it's like to have this disorder, they have more strength and courage that I can't even imagine one would have to deal with it it.

  • @myaswanno5207
    @myaswanno5207 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +1456

    As a schizophrenic myself it was nice to see this. When I told my class I had schizophrenia during the mental health class one of my classmates actually called campus police on me and then I got investigated which just absolutely destroyed me. Everyone looked at me as a normal person but they all changed when I said what I had. I personally hear a voice very rarely saying my name in my ear or Iโ€™ll hear a flood of voices like Iโ€™m in a crowded room. Let me tell you, not flinching while talking to a teacher and you hear your name being shouted in rage right in your ear is hard. I see shadow people or just a normal person but they usually disappear as soon as I see them. For the ones that donโ€™t, if Iโ€™m at home, I just curl up, close my eyes, and hug myself because seeing it sends intense panic through me even if itโ€™s not scary. I tell people what i have and if they really care for me as a friend theyโ€™ll stay. I do D&D with my friends and one mentioned how my new character was like a schizophrenic since they have a spirt friend that no one else can see when they stopped when they realized what they said and tried to apologize to me. Now, THIS IS NOT THE SAME FOR EVERYONE, but I completely do not mind jokes and I even make them myself with my knowing friends. I told them it was all good and the group of us when back and forward making jokes regarding the topic. I personally like this because it shows me that people arenโ€™t afraid or restricted for what they can say to me. Weโ€™re not psychos and killers like the tv makes us out to be, just people living as normal lives as they can day by day. Donโ€™t be afraid and instead try to understand what kind of a package deal we are. Thatโ€™s it for my rant. Stay safe and I love you all โค๏ธ

    • @zahratulhayyah8706
      @zahratulhayyah8706 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +24

      Don't mind them,they're heartless.Stay strong,stay happy!!!

    • @poopypants2286
      @poopypants2286 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +8

      Love you too, you are really strong :)

    • @its_just_jess5304
      @its_just_jess5304 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +16

      Wait have you been diagnosed, because what you described is what I get.. I get voices from just outside my ears and sometimes futher away.. I see pretty normal people or shadows.. sometimes itโ€™s really scary stuff but I donโ€™t know weather to think itโ€™s schizophrenia or just my mind being over creative. The voices and images are not usally bad tho so Iโ€™m not sure if I should get anything checked out or not.

    • @CL-je6sv
      @CL-je6sv 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +9

      I'm mildly concerned I have schizophrenia from watching this.. I have tactile, olfactory, visual, and auditory hallucinations when stressed.

    • @jessicaohlhauser5907
      @jessicaohlhauser5907 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +3

      Wow. You are so strong. I couldnโ€™t imagine what youโ€™re going through! Youโ€™re a wonderful person!

  • @annabelledsouza01
    @annabelledsouza01 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +2463

    My friend who has schizophrenia passed away at 25 by suicide this September. No one outside of her family knew and by the time they got her diagnosed it was too late, and it seems lockdown pushed her mental health to an even worse place. She still visits me in my dreams, last night was one of those times. And you happened to upload this today. Thank you for spreading more info about this. It's too late for me to do anything for her but I still want to understand what she might have gone through, and this video helps. Rest in peace, Mayuri. You had a beautiful soul. โค๏ธ
    EDIT: For anyone else who might read this, please say a little prayer for her soul โค๏ธ and please check in on your friends and loved ones, let them know there is help if they need it. These are really difficult times and we need to look out for each other.

    • @user-qp1dv3dc7e
      @user-qp1dv3dc7e 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +38

      Thatโ€™s sounds devastating O.o I seriously hope you are doing well right now. Stay strong bro donโ€™t give up โœŠ

    • @zainabahmed3372
      @zainabahmed3372 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +24

      i'm sorry ๐Ÿฅบ she definitely in a better place right now๐Ÿค

    • @cockyrudeselfishloudgirlyg2852
      @cockyrudeselfishloudgirlyg2852 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +18

      Best of wishes for you, her other friends and her family.. ๐Ÿ’•

    • @Battybat284
      @Battybat284 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +9

      sorry for your loss

    • @annabelledsouza01
      @annabelledsouza01 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +13

      Thank you guys for your kind words, I really appreciate it!

  • @heatherbates3790
    @heatherbates3790 ๋…„ ์ „ +2

    I cannot get enough of Anthony Padillas videos. It's so nice to watch an actual interview with people in all kinds of situations whether its mental health, an existential issue, or even like faceless KRplusrs instead of watching a tlc documentary on someone with skizophrenia where it's all hyped up and dramatized. This is fucking brilliant and we continue to require this.

  • @scottdrury7404
    @scottdrury7404 ๋…„ ์ „ +1

    Thanks Anthony for having people with schizophrenia teach about what their experience is. Very informative.

  • @vixaria
    @vixaria 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +962

    iโ€™m suffering from schizophrenia and hearing other peoples stories and how they deal with this is giving me hope that iโ€™ll be okay. and itโ€™s nice to know im not alone

    • @solveig964
      @solveig964 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +26

      I would look online for support groups. It can be really helpful!

    • @andievaldez6476
      @andievaldez6476 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +35

      I don't have schizophrenia myself, but I hope you keep pushing on! Mental illness is hard but it is always okay to ask for support.

    • @vixaria
      @vixaria 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +9

      @@andievaldez6476 thank you!! :,)

    • @angelpiss
      @angelpiss 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +22

      im schizoaffective, and its important to remember that there is a life beyond our illness. weโ€™re capable of living happy and fulfilling lives despite what we go through. stay strong!

    • @hatsunememekuoisaneet
      @hatsunememekuoisaneet 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +2

      Iโ€™m a schizo too ^^

  • @mistahsoul4077
    @mistahsoul4077 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +714

    I used to date someone who has Schizophrenia; she was the sweetest person I had ever met, these stereotypes and wrongful labels people give anybody who has this illness, it's terrible. I may never know what it's personally like to experience such a thing, but I've had to deal with someone who suffered from it daily. Take care everyone, thank you all for being such a wonderful community.

    • @grayolsen8769
      @grayolsen8769 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +26

      Can you tell me more about what that was like? Iโ€™m extremely open to being with somebody who has a mental disorder but I have no idea what dating someone with schizophrenia specifically would be like

    • @denica3513
      @denica3513 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +5

      @@grayolsen8769 I'd like to read how does it feel too

    • @cenketsu
      @cenketsu 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +4

      Lol quite the opposite for me. One guy kept pursuing me but him being 20 and me being 15 ran alarm bells for me and ended up blocking him. I feel bad, cuz he was a nice guy all in all, but when his voices acted up (his doctor would change doses every now and then) he'd tell me some shit I couldn't deal with.

    • @kiarranarisse
      @kiarranarisse 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +9

      I also dated someone with schizophrenia, and I have to echo what you said. She was the sweetest person I'd ever met. We connected very well, she would sometimes ask me to verify a noise/voice and tell me some of the things she saw. The only person I've ever been in love with

    • @mistahsoul4077
      @mistahsoul4077 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +6

      @@kiarranarisse She did that as well with me. She'd on occasion if things got too hard to handle, she'd ask me to confirm or deny the presence she was seeing and hearing. She brought me, someone, who has Emotional Numbness, honest to God happiness, and joy. People should never, ever, judge others for something as foolish as a mental disorder. We're all humans.

  • @finnthehuman7417
    @finnthehuman7417 ๋…„ ์ „ +3

    This video actually helped me help one of my former friends with their hallucinations. They started hallucinating a person at our high school about 3 months ago and I was able to tell them about the phone thing which helped them a lot. Unfortunately that person has some other mental health problems that forced them out of the school and it wasn't healthy for me to be in that relationship again but im glad that I was able to help them just a little and im glad this video may be helpful to other people. ๐Ÿ˜Š

  • @nataliaramirez716
    @nataliaramirez716 ๋…„ ์ „ +1

    thank you so much for this video, this is the first time in my life I ever hear / learn about the diagnosis in a genuine way. brilliant work!

  • @annataylor6066
    @annataylor6066 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +1770

    If possible, you should do an โ€œI spent a day with MENTAL HEALTH WORKERSโ€ video. I work in a PRTF unit, or psychiatric residential treatment facility; a long term mental health treatment center for teens and adolescents. I also suffer from depression and anxiety. Every day is a different experience, working with kids who suffer from trauma to adhd to eating disorders to bipolar to behavioral to trafficking victims to mania to med management and beyond. I recently had to take a medical leave of absence due to compassion fatigue and burnout, but I was able to take care of myself and get back to work. Itโ€™s hard work, but the results make it worth it every time

    • @nymiqq
      @nymiqq 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +21

      Hey! Iโ€™m entering high school soon, and honestly Iโ€™m really interested in psychology, mental health and stuff like that...whatโ€™s it like working with mentally ill people? I can see itโ€™s very draining for you, and Iโ€™m sorry youโ€™re feeling so drained. But do you think you could go into detail? Iโ€™m really curious! Itโ€™s completely optional, you donโ€™t have to answer if you donโ€™t want to!

    • @mollieh7836
      @mollieh7836 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +18

      I work in an acute psychiatric ward. I have also done a clinical psychology degree and masters. The reality is a lot different than what is taught in lectures and in books etc. I think you really have to see and work with people with complex conditions like schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder and personality disorders. It can be really really hard, especially when people are self-harming, head-banging, ligating, but itโ€™s really lovely to help people, even if itโ€™s just helping them get out of bed and to have a walk around the ward. Could talk all day about it! The stigma against mental illness is slowly decreasing, but I think the general public need to be educated on more than just Anxiety and Depression and thereโ€™s so many more mental illnesses out there that drastically affect peopleโ€™s lives.

    • @nymiqq
      @nymiqq 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +4

      @@mollieh7836 I agree with that last statement...itโ€™s really interesting how misinformed we are on a lot of mental illnesses. Especially stuff like Schizophrenia, Dissociative Identity Disorder, Bipolar disorder and stuff like that. I think since weโ€™re so undereducated on topics like that theyโ€™re really misunderstood and people try to connect the disorders with violence. Iโ€™m glad youโ€™re there for people who need the help you give. Itโ€™s refreshing to see people like you who see the positive side in people! It must be hard seeing someone harm themselves though, Iโ€™m sorry that you have to see that.

    • @Apple-rt3uh
      @Apple-rt3uh 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +7

      As someone who has been that teen in and out of in-patient treatment, youโ€™re unbelievably appreciated ๐Ÿ’• thank you for what you do

    • @danichesney1876
      @danichesney1876 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +2

      Thank you for everything you do!!

  • @mariaeduardalyra3143
    @mariaeduardalyra3143 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +714

    I had a completely different vision of what people with schizophrenia were like, and iโ€™m so grateful to Anthony for helping me change my ignorant mind every week

  • @kayleeswenson9076
    @kayleeswenson9076 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +1

    I love Kody so much. He is such a strong human. One of the first people i came across on tiktok and I've been following ever since

  • @ajmfenlon
    @ajmfenlon ๋…„ ์ „ +1

    I have a friend with schizophrenia and were still only in high school and this had really helped me understand it more, thank you for this

  • @Scags
    @Scags 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +2236

    I don't know if anyone has pointed this out, but Anthony's "Mmhm" "Mmm" and "Right" etc. are a great conversation skill that makes people feel like someone is paying close attention and makes them feel more comfortable.

    • @jameseames9289
      @jameseames9289 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +197

      Interestingly, it's something that a lot of women tend to do while having a conversation, but is less common for men, but I think everyone should do it more, responding to what someone's saying without interrupting them is a big part of active listening!

    • @notme2830
      @notme2830 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +67

      Yes! I actually was talking about that today in school. Itโ€™s a life skill, and doing that reassures the person that heโ€™s listening to them.

    • @Jumojo
      @Jumojo 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +33

      Oh! In norway we all say that in conversation. It's like a confirmastion that they understand what you said, and/or is ready for you to tell more

    • @dimitritraykor8502
      @dimitritraykor8502 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +42

      Active listening! Also leaning forward slightly having an open stance and maintaining eye contact helps! All which Anthony does

    • @ivory9217
      @ivory9217 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +26

      Yes. Also how he asks questions and rephrases what they say sometimes for confirmation

  • @spxxky7364
    @spxxky7364 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +1877

    We always talk about how good at this Anthony is, but like, he REALLY is. He's not only super respectful and open-minded, (which should be normal human behavior and should be normalized, not something to be amazed at) but he also knows perfectly how to be completely serious about something, yet still realize when it's okay to laugh or joke around to make his guests feel comfortable and not like they are in a test to just answer questions because they aren't humans that can talk about their situation or that they are victims to feel pity for. It makes them feel like they're just talking to a friend, but while still maintaining the respectful boundaries of interviewer-interviewed. And so it doesn't feel like a making fun of type of video, it still feels like a very serious interview about a very serious topic, but it isn't boring or uncomfortable for the guests and the viewers. It makes the interviewed there look like real people who just happen to be talking about an aspect in their life, and not just >the schizophrenic< or any other thing.

    • @marypalmer6464
      @marypalmer6464 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +23

      So much yes! He treats everyone like a human and I respect that so much!

    • @harmoneyes
      @harmoneyes 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +14

      This is why we love padildoโ™ฅ๏ธโ™ฅ๏ธโ™ฅ๏ธ

    • @ainsleigh9725
      @ainsleigh9725 3 ๋…„ ์ „

      @@harmoneyes sorry that the grammar police is coming out lmao but **Padilla

    • @alexschofield8085
      @alexschofield8085 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +9

      @@ainsleigh9725 padildo is a nickname essentially, itโ€™s not incorrect

    • @zzombiie_
      @zzombiie_ 3 ๋…„ ์ „

      yes!

  • @ieatworms7919
    @ieatworms7919 ๋…„ ์ „ +72

    During my stay at an adolescent mental hospital, the first thing they told us was not to talk about peoples conditions or acknowledge certain things like outbursts or delusions/hallucinations
    I remember there was a boy who was going through drug withdrawals who had schizophrenia and he was probably the most quiet person I ever met. The idea that people assume schizophrenia makes people dangerous to others honestly boils my blood.
    His hallucinations almost always caused him extreme fear, there was one case where around 4 AM he sprinted down the hallway where my room happened to be and slammed full force into locked doors to escape something that was chasing him. Another time he had to scrub his hands clean at the nurses station because he could see black ink on his hands and body and it was causing him severe distress. He ended up being moved to a facility better equipped to help him because he was screaming in terror and throwing he and his roommates belongings at a corner of his room
    In between and during these moments none of the other teens I was with experienced fear or discomfort with him being around us. I think a key aspect in him helping be comfortable was that we didnt talk about his previous episodes or treat him any different
    The idea that grown adults show less empathy and understanding then a group of mentally ill and paranoid teenagers is appalling

    • @kozusaisima9471
      @kozusaisima9471 9 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „

      I mean.... it can make some individuals dangerous... I had a girl try to stab me claiming she was with a government black ops organization and that she had to kill me. I get what your saying but that's not true. This lady was trying to break into my house to do her laundry by the way. I'm not saying most are like this but she certainly wanted to kill me.

    • @ieatworms7919
      @ieatworms7919 9 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „ +2

      @@kozusaisima9471 I never said that it CANT make people dangerous, it absolutely can. That doesnโ€™t mean its okay to assume all schizophrenics are dangerous because they have schizophrenia

  • @heavenlystorm8612
    @heavenlystorm8612 ๋…„ ์ „

    so glad you are doing these videos! as a psychology student I love getting to hear about these disorders, conditions, etc, from actual real people with real experiences and not just from a textbook.

  • @nickmerryman1666
    @nickmerryman1666 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +766

    I will not get over the fact that he went from just a regular kid who wanted to make videos with his friend and then growing that into a whole little empire and then splitting from that to spread awareness and to educate abt all these different topics Anthony Padilla is truly a blessing to this earth

    • @emory644
      @emory644 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +3

      literally i love him so much๐Ÿฅบ

    • @SammyLogan
      @SammyLogan 3 ๋…„ ์ „

      Yep.. it's their 15th anniversary. ๐Ÿ˜”๐Ÿ˜”๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ

  • @WolfFireheart
    @WolfFireheart 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +3384

    I like how in "Criminal Minds" they go out of their way to say that people with schizophrenia are actually less likely to be violent then normal people.

    • @ananyarao3565
      @ananyarao3565 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +158

      Yess love that show, it's so well researched

    • @310BPM
      @310BPM 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +101

      "normal people"
      you just mean people without Schizophrenia,, you're implying schizophrenics aren't normal,,

    • @WolfFireheart
      @WolfFireheart 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +200

      @@310BPM
      True, I should have worded that differently :s

    • @LordVader1094
      @LordVader1094 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +16

      @@310BPM It... Isn't. Pretending it is normal, is at odds with reality. It's a mental illness, a disorder, an unfortunate aberration of the mind. Don't pretend otherwise.

    • @ShadTheSham
      @ShadTheSham 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +170

      @@310BPM I mean, to be honest they aren't normal. And that's okay? Nobody is really normal, normal is boring

  • @optimuscrying2551
    @optimuscrying2551 10 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „ +3

    Iโ€™ve had multiple people in my life who were paranoid schizophrenic. One of them is one of the ones who people are scared of because it makes it hard for them to function normally at all. But to me they had a beautiful mind that was beyond their diagnosis. They made beautiful music. They were like family to me. It breaks my heart and I miss them more than words can describe. Theyโ€™re living states away now under constant supervision.

  • @brofenix
    @brofenix 7 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „ +1

    Wow, that sounds extremely difficult to deal with & manage. I'm sorry and I appreciate these two people sharing to help others be more aware of schizophrenia.

  • @clorissawalker7412
    @clorissawalker7412 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +1456

    My mother is schizophrenic and we just found out last year that my little sister is as well. Shortly after my sister turned 18 she had a mental breakdown/psychotic break which was around the same time my mother first had hers. Growing up we didnโ€™t know about it, the family tried to keep it secret. We, being my siblings and I always knew mom was special/different but we didnโ€™t learn why and how till not too long ago.
    My grandpa had electric shock therapy and no one talks about it and apparently all of my great aunts, grandpas sisters are on meds but again, no one talks about it. Mental health should definitely be normalized and talked about at a younger age because when my mom was hallucinating and I didnโ€™t understand why sheโ€™d do the things sheโ€™d do, it was scary. When she she walked out in the middle of the street in broad daylight to look at the starfish in the sky, when she wouldnโ€™t sleep for 3 days straight and think everyone was out to get her. When sheโ€™d talk to people that werenโ€™t there... yeah it was scary.
    Thank you Anthony for this series and educating people (including myself) every week on these topics that no one wants to talk about.

    • @catarinamourao1306
      @catarinamourao1306 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +34

      I'm so sorry. my grandmother and my aunt have both schizophrenia, diagnosed many years ago. recently another cousin begins to show many symptoms despite not being diagnosed. I know how difficult it is for them and the family. we definitely need to educate ourselves more on this subject

    • @jasminebarbante1454
      @jasminebarbante1454 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +6

      I know what I'm about to say won't fix everything you have been through, but you are such a strong person to share this. The fact that you were worried about them just shows what a caring and understanding person you are. I don't mean to be rude but I hope you see someone to help your mental health, because mental health is important and I believe no matter how "happy" a person is they always have things they can benefit from that. I hope you know you are loved, by not just the people you know but Anthony, and all of us who are in this fandom. If you ever need anyone to talk to please know we are here, because you deserve so much joy. XOXO

    • @rubyhughes7901
      @rubyhughes7901 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +9

      My dad was diagnosed with schizophrenia and dillusional disorder when I was six, my life changed a lot. Iโ€™m 12 now and itโ€™s just normal, we live with it, itโ€™s not a big deal. We have our ways of dealing with it but I really appreciate it when people are respectful of it as well.

    • @jasminebarbante1454
      @jasminebarbante1454 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +6

      @@rubyhughes7901 the fact that you are so young but understand more then most of society is amazing, you are such a wonderful person. Please know that this entire fandom cares for you!

    • @Whisperingtothefire
      @Whisperingtothefire 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +6

      'The worst part about having a mental illness is people expect you to behave as if you don't' I agree. We can do way better than this.

  • @ctrlzme.6448
    @ctrlzme.6448 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +578

    I always tell people to treat everyone friendly, because they didnโ€™t choose to live with something they donโ€™t want.

  • @justaperson6069
    @justaperson6069 ๋…„ ์ „ +3

    I was diagnosed last year when I was 12, I was seen as crazy or a psychopath but now I'm glad people like you can show and explain that people with schizophrenia are not dangerous murderers. ALSO BEFORE ANYONE ASKS YES YOU CAN BE DIAGNOSED AT THIS AGE ALTHOUGH IT IS UNCOMMON.

  • @amylever1997
    @amylever1997 8 ์ผ ์ „

    These poor people are so incredibly brave! I hope you know that you are loved and deseve to have the best life!

  • @cyrus7541
    @cyrus7541 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +956

    It must be terrifying to deal with something like that schizophrenia knowing every little thing they see or hear that is horrifying

    • @SillyVarahs
      @SillyVarahs 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +24

      Yes, it must be absolutely awful.

    • @XemeraldXD
      @XemeraldXD 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +45

      Ive had like an auditory hallucination once or twice, that scared the fuck outta me. Just randomly a voice next to you. I dont have schizophrenia so i dont know why that happened, i was probably just tired. But yeah that scared me so bad.

    • @cyrus7541
      @cyrus7541 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +3

      @@XemeraldXD I'm so sorry about that :(

    • @XemeraldXD
      @XemeraldXD 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +8

      @@cyrus7541 its okay ๐Ÿ˜… it was like one of those fake knocks that they put in horrorgames, you know?

    • @Bubblies005
      @Bubblies005 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +12

      After a while your hallucinations become your new normal. Also keep in mind hallucinations are brought on by stress. In severe cases you hallucinate daily. At first they are scary but you learn to adapt.

  • @bazzxliner
    @bazzxliner 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +1586

    I hope he does one for autism, sleep and eating disorders too cuz there's so many things that needs to be brought to light!

    • @kirstencallaway421
      @kirstencallaway421 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +128

      Hi! Anthony has created a video about autism. It's a bit older

    • @MonstehDinosawr
      @MonstehDinosawr 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +35

      He already did one covering autistic people

    • @miegravgaardxoxo
      @miegravgaardxoxo 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +30

      Indeed... I have narcolepsy and although Iโ€™m not in a place to join him, I still hope he makes a video on it with others someday because itโ€™s really unknown in the world. My first symptoms started at 5, but I wasnโ€™t diagnosed until 20, after many years of fighting against the many doctors who said it was anything at all.

    • @bazzxliner
      @bazzxliner 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +3

      @@kirstencallaway421 Oh really I'll check it out then

    • @zszsofi7082
      @zszsofi7082 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +1

      Yes!

  • @5Porygon
    @5Porygon 11 ์‹œ๊ฐ„ ์ „

    Thank you so much for all videos you made. You are one of my absolutely best youtubers ever. Zdravรญ Nogy. Greetings from Czech Republic.

  • @kurtoogle4576
    @kurtoogle4576 8 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „

    Thanks very much for helping people understand this condition.
    In my life, it manifested in friends around the ages 16-25 (7 friends and co-workers!).
    I'm so grateful that 20-30 years later, thanks to treatment, love, and community support, all of them are still with us.

  • @meenaj7995
    @meenaj7995 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +3165

    That story with Etika gets me every time...mental health needs to be talked more about, and not just depression and anxiety.

    • @adzdrawss
      @adzdrawss 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +83

      There is so much more to mental health than people realize..

    • @faded3870
      @faded3870 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +84

      The things leading up to etikaโ€™s death hits me so hard. Like..... people around him were genuinely concerned but sometimes more people need to help out in order for a positive out come. Instead, most of his fan base was clowning him, especially the day police had to force themselves into his apartment. People need to be more aware of the signs. :(

    • @TheKlutz31013
      @TheKlutz31013 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +19

      Facts, I have depression and anxiety but all mental disorders need to be talked about!!

    • @keita7080
      @keita7080 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +17

      my mom needs to hear this tbh

    • @cancelthis3891
      @cancelthis3891 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +11

      Yes!!!! There's such a stigma attached to those two because everyone walks around saying they have them because they're experiencing the feeling, NOT the disorder...
      We really need to start having these discussions. These people really teach us that disorders are 1) not something that defines you or your personality and 2) are able to be overcome to a semi-comfortable extent. The people who use their disorder as an excuse are those who most likely don't even have it to begin with.

  • @aname4994
    @aname4994 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +790

    Can you make "I spent a day with holocaust survivors" there aren't many of them left so it's important to interview them before they are all gone

    • @theresachacon1122
      @theresachacon1122 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +69

      A substitute at my school is a holocaust survivor and he gives a talk about his experience every year to the 6th graders. It would be interesting to understand what others went through.

    • @peashi6525
      @peashi6525 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +12

      @@theresachacon1122 thatโ€™s amazing

    • @arminsehic1744
      @arminsehic1744 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +4

      @@theresachacon1122 if you know his experience could you tell me that sounds qute interesting.

    • @lalamichelle
      @lalamichelle 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +1

      I totally agree

    • @theresachacon1122
      @theresachacon1122 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +5

      @@arminsehic1744 I actually don't really remember that much of his story but I do know that he said that he was separated from his family and most of them were killed but he was able to find out that he had a living relative still alive.

  • @KatParker88
    @KatParker88 ๋…„ ์ „ +1

    Another episode of Anthony Padilla eliminating stigma one day at a time! This is so important, I want to share this with everyone and I hope that younger people see this and can either relate, identify or understand that people that are "different" are not bad and they do not deserve to be treated poorly. Love it, great job!

  • @eecneihappy
    @eecneihappy ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „

    14:55 Thank you for this! Goes for "Just move on, let it go, forgive, forget about it. "" I already know this and I fight my now feeling guilty, stupid or bad but thinking about any good qualities or examples of forgiving or best yet literally changing the channel and filling my mind with educational and compassionate channels like this. Also listening to Reddit stories or calling a friend or group. The only to "move on or let it go" is fill my mind with something else.

  • @chendenmalli6735
    @chendenmalli6735 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +718

    The 97 people who disliked are weird.

    • @KaityKat117
      @KaityKat117 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +46

      anyone who dislikes an Anthony Padilla video must be one of those people who just dislike KRplus videos for no reason.

    • @Mangotropolis
      @Mangotropolis 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +11

      They probably know a different kind of schizophrenic tbh and they're unable to be okay with normalizing this disorder :/

  • @heatherlee2967
    @heatherlee2967 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +2911

    Kody's using of a phone camera to see if the person in front of him is real was so interesting

    • @dorkasaurus.gretch
      @dorkasaurus.gretch ๋…„ ์ „ +358

      He also has a service dog that is trained to "greet" people who are actually there!

    • @karenk2409
      @karenk2409 ๋…„ ์ „ +108

      Obviously a very intelligent and basically rational man.

    • @harveym.glatman5955
      @harveym.glatman5955 ๋…„ ์ „ +103

      I live in a rural area, and my most frequent hallucination are glowing eyes in the dark. I do the same thing with my phone, and I also will turn my phone flashlight on, and if the eyes dont get brighter like if it were a real animal, I know its a hallucination.

    • @polotag9714
      @polotag9714 ๋…„ ์ „ +29

      @@harveym.glatman5955 Shit get's on when the eyes lighen brighter though xD !
      Signed a dude who lives in a house in the middle of a forest

    • @RosheenQuynh
      @RosheenQuynh ๋…„ ์ „ +38

      @@dorkasaurus.gretch Oh my gosh, that's such a good doggo! Wow, the things they are able to train them to do these days!

  • @LacyLynLabret
    @LacyLynLabret 6 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „ +4

    My mother is schizophrenic and I never realized how intense it really was because mom was "normal " . I had to go to the mental hospital a few years ago and the mismedicaded me and I haulicinted for two days. It was the scariest feeling in the world and I appreciated everything my mom has done for me so much more. It sucked but I'm glad I experienced it so I could understand more

  • @nicholasogburn7746
    @nicholasogburn7746 8 ๊ฐœ์›” ์ „ +1

    THANK YOU, from a mental health care, providers perspective, for addressing that DID and schizophrenia are not the same thing!!!

  • @whatsthat9408
    @whatsthat9408 2 ๋…„ ์ „ +4648

    I feel bad for Cecilia, she got clowns, spiders, and a girl stabbing her.

    • @kkstars369
      @kkstars369 ๋…„ ์ „ +376

      No fr though. Poor Cecelia, her reality is literally peopleโ€™s nightmares

    • @ToyotaCorolla-is4qd
      @ToyotaCorolla-is4qd ๋…„ ์ „ +214

      As someone with paranoid schizophrenia I can tell you the way the demons feed off your fear is far scarier than any scary movie ever made.

    • @hackthis1767
      @hackthis1767 ๋…„ ์ „

      Must be that fear response and inverse transduction ocuing in the broca or central speech cortex

    • @Lesjanna
      @Lesjanna ๋…„ ์ „ +76

      @@ToyotaCorolla-is4qd that must be so hard to deal with , I hope you're getting better, and you're so strong , I could never know what you go through but I wish you the best .

    • @liammusic519
      @liammusic519 ๋…„ ์ „ +30

      @@ToyotaCorolla-is4qd They said the psychosis gets more prominent during stress so that makes sense

  • @Endwidgeon
    @Endwidgeon 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +846

    please do one of these for people with adhd, itโ€™s an extremely misunderstood neurodevelopmental disorder.

    • @sofia.v6824
      @sofia.v6824 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +24

      Yes! it is so much bigger than the TV representation

    • @jessicabowman270
      @jessicabowman270 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +12

      Agreed!

    • @SpookiBabi
      @SpookiBabi 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +40

      Yesss and I hate that people are like "but you're like... Not jumping off the walls?" oh I'm sorry lemme just put on my jumping shoes and I'll brb. ๐Ÿ™„ Just like in most neurological disorders
      1.) symptoms are not unanimous with every single person.
      And 2.) biological gender plays a role in the way you get diagnosed. Biological girls often are diagnosed later in life because boys were the focal point of studies. My ex was diagnosed at 4 years old, I wasn't diagnosed until I was 17 years old and I still have to defend my diagnosis because people have a distorted opinion of what it means and is like to have adhd.

    • @katyzane1098
      @katyzane1098 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +24

      as someone with adhd i agree with this statement but imagine the amount of off topic stories....longest interview ever and possible adhd attack as in the frustration of having to ask what he said a few times and all that

    • @sofia.v6824
      @sofia.v6824 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +11

      @@katyzane1098 I think that frustration is inevitable. but at the end it would help the viewer to understand better and be more empathic. Which is the purpose. Maybe the solution can be make it more ADHD friendly. :)

  • @thatgothiczebra
    @thatgothiczebra ๋…„ ์ „

    I LOVE that you interviewed Kody!!! He's taught me so much about schizophrenia through his content.

  • @TheJessicahammerly
    @TheJessicahammerly ๋…„ ์ „ +1

    This hits home pretty hard and I'm glad that more people are talking about it.. and I wish people wouldn't view everyone with this diagnosis as scary or crazy because it's hard enough on the ones who have it and often they are constantly living in anxiety and fear and they are right they're more likely to hurt themselves than others.. but don't judge and say derogatory things.. just educate yourself.. and educate others around you..

  • @softgirlvelvet8446
    @softgirlvelvet8446 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +1042

    As always Anthony touches on topics I barely see anyone even think of talking about. Thanks for making genuinely educational content.

    • @AxxLAfriku
      @AxxLAfriku 3 ๋…„ ์ „

      My haters throw rocks at me and it hurts. I hope they don't throw The Rock at me because I like him as an actor. GAGAGAGAGA!!! I am funny!!! For more amazing jokes you have to visit my YT site, dear velver

    • @zdravdan
      @zdravdan 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +13

      @@AxxLAfriku wtf

    • @muffingangayye5770
      @muffingangayye5770 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +6

      @@AxxLAfriku um...

  • @brittany-nicol3
    @brittany-nicol3 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +333

    My dad has Schizophrenia and itโ€™s so difficult to live with. Unfortunately the delusions won with him and he is in a hospital because he canโ€™t realize whatโ€™s real or not. Thereโ€™s days where Iโ€™ll get calls from him and heโ€™ll tell me all these things that clearly arenโ€™t happening but he canโ€™t realize that. My heart goes out to people who have been diagnosed with schizophrenia because even though Im not schizophrenic I know how difficult life can be having it. Iโ€™ve seen first hand what it does to people.

    • @Ren-kp4tz
      @Ren-kp4tz 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +28

      My mom is the same way, sheโ€™s refusing treatment though so sheโ€™ll probably never get better.
      My brother on the other hand was also diagnosed with schizophrenia but he got treatment and is taking medication and living a perfectly normal life now. So it was pretty frustrating at first knowing that my mom couldโ€™ve gotten better if she got treatment but we donโ€™t really talk anymore and I try not to think about it too much since thereโ€™s nothing I can do about it. :/

    • @brittany-nicol3
      @brittany-nicol3 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +10

      @@Ren-kp4tz same. He was drinking and doing drugs on top of refusing help which didnโ€™t help the situation at all. I try not to think about it as well.

    • @Ren-kp4tz
      @Ren-kp4tz 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +9

      @@brittany-nicol3 yeah my mom is too. Unfortunately itโ€™s pretty common for people with untreated mental illnesses to turn to substance abuse. I still have hope she might get better someday though, but for now Iโ€™m not in contact with her because itโ€™s just too hard seeing her like that and she acts pretty erratic so itโ€™s not rlly safe. But yeah, I hope the best for your situation too. Ik it can be pretty difficult to deal with at times so I hope youโ€™re doing well, and remember to take care of yourself as well!

  • @akabeni_mj
    @akabeni_mj ๋…„ ์ „ +8

    Thanks for raising awareness! I was raised in a community where schizophrenia was largely stigmatized. I was literally afraid of people with diagnosis, much like someone may think of people with DID as murderers.
    I am happy to see real life with real people and their struggles.

  • @tamaramisue9219
    @tamaramisue9219 2 ๋…„ ์ „

    I really love that Anthony does this, I think itโ€™s a very important subject to bring awareness and these videos are great for educating people that where un knowing of these things.

  • @cheche1360
    @cheche1360 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +908

    Outing myself here but this needs to be said:
    When people with schizophrenia such as myself tell other people about their condition- please guys. Please stop looking at us as if we are broken. We are not the monsters the media makes us out to be and we are not helpless people.
    Please try to be as understanding as you possibly can. It helps us out so much more than you know.

    • @Maggie-qd2ff
      @Maggie-qd2ff 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +21

      As a person recently diagnosed with a conduct disorder, I completely agree. People need to stop stereotyping people who have illnesses

    • @ladyredl3210
      @ladyredl3210 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +12

      I have a panic disorder and generalized anxiety which sometimes shades into OCD (especially now) please everyone. Treat people like human beings. You don't have to understand, but please be kind and try.

    • @whypurple7832
      @whypurple7832 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +6

      Exactly, I have psychotic episodes, itโ€™s how I live and experience the world. Just because ppl donโ€™t live it that way doesnโ€™t meen I need to be ยซ fixed ยป

    • @ladyredl3210
      @ladyredl3210 3 ๋…„ ์ „

      @@Maggie-qd2ff what does that entail? I've never heard of it I'm sorry

    • @gabriellegarthe1255
      @gabriellegarthe1255 3 ๋…„ ์ „ +8

      Thank you for saying this! Itโ€™s horrible now but as a child I was terrified of schizophrenic people, I thought everyone with it would go crazy and try to kill you. And I had a cousin with severe schizophrenia, so i only saw that or worse on the Internet. Looking back now I feel insanely terrible and guilty that; that was the only way I saw it. Iโ€™m happy weโ€™re starting to show everyoneโ€™s point of view or there would probably be way more people like I was as a child and probably still me. Iโ€™m thankful for all this information. Thank you for sharing! I appreciate it, and you are amazing! No one should view people with this disorder as anything but a human. You guys are important, heard and loved!