bipolar disorder

The Real Story Around My Bipolar Diagnosis (Video)

Hello wonderful people! Today’s blog post is both a huge deal and nothing special. Why? I am sharing with you the second-ever video on Slay Girl Society’s YouTube channel. I haven’t posted a video in six months. Why? Because I just haven’t had the energy to do it as I have been dealing with a lot of mental health issues stemming from my bipolar disorder and anxiety. But then I realized - my video doesn’t have to be fancy. I don’t have to write a script and create a storyboard and make it highly polished and pretty. I could just sit in front of the camera and talk and see what happens. So that’s exactly what I did!

Why is the video “nothing special”? Because while I share very personal details about my experience with getting diagnosed with bipolar disorder and spending time as an inpatient in a psychiatric ward, I pretty much ALWAYS share personal details about my life. So it’s nothing earth-shattering but nevertheless, I am very proud of this video because I get real honest and raw. Let me know what you think in the comments below! And if you want to support me, I would love if you would click through to YouTube and subscribe to the channel.

4 comments on “The Real Story Around My Bipolar Diagnosis (Video)

  1. This is so real and helpful. Thanks for doing this…

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  2. Mikey Kuplevatsky

    You. Are. AWESOME! Thank you for sharing! This was incredibly brave and helpful to us, as I’m sure it was to you, as well. The way you talk about this part of your life really helps people connect, understand and relate.

    Like

  3. This is truly a great, down-to-earth conversation with us - you explain everything so well. I think you’re extremely brave to put yourself out there. I can relate to that! 😉 I know your videos will help many people who are experiencing different stages of bipolar disorder and other disorders.

    I’ll subscribe to your YouTube channel!!!

    Like

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