Tyson Fury's Bipolar Depression | Dr Syl's Analysis
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- čas přidán 20. 05. 2024
- In this video, Dr Syl reacts to footage of the heavy weight boxing champion Tyson Fury. Tyson talks about his struggles with depression even when life was going perfectly. He talks about his hopelessness with life and the role that the gym plays in maintaining his positive mental health.
Dr Syl reflect on the challenges of diagnosing and treating depression. As well as Dr Syl talks about the importance of physical health and wellness.
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I'm in Australia, and diagnosed Bipolar 2 for 14 years. Having just woken from 27hrs of sleep I needed this video. Thank you.
I’ve been diagnosed bipolar 1 for almost 10 years now and am slipping into depression bc it’s going into winter here in the states. This couldn’t be a better timed video! Thank you
This too shall pass! That saying helps me through the low points. Everything is temporary. ❤
I’ve been in a depressive episode for a while now. We’ve got this. I don’t know how, but we will.
Depression and anxiety are symptoms of deeper problems. tackling both the symptoms and root issue is very muddy and complex
Dr Syl I really like your videos not sure why your numbers aren't up to what they deserve to be. Really hope you can nail a breakthrough video and get more subscribers. Really good stuff.
I found your platform and I am going through a serious depression. I have suffered through years of it . Child abuse ( which never left it shapes you or who you think you are not worthy the emotions damage is horrendous) add on ill health no job your children going to university and my cat of 14,years having to be put down bc of cancer broke me . I can’t function and I can’t find a way through . Normally I have relied on my resilience and being stubborn. Nothing is working. So it’s helpful to realise I am not the only person who is struggling it helps to say ok I am not worthless . Anything to promote better mental health is positive. Keep going. 🎉
I made it through my Bachelor of Applied Science in Psychology with a focus on media and technology and now I am working on my Master's degree in counseling I got very physically ill which messed with my depression but I am pulling out of it because I want to help others and I have a lot of skills to help myself. I have to work on my physical health which is not that good. However, I am strong and determined and I will make it.
Thank you for your videos ✌️
I find when I slip into depression due to winter here in the States I use a light made for that for half an hour to an hour every morning. It helps quite a lot.
I am glad you did this video I suffer from bipolar disorder too it’s very hard
Dr Syl I have bipolar 1 and live in Wales UK. There is absolutely zero therapy of any kind available on the NHS.
You make a point about "baseline" in here. This is something I think that often gets people dismissed is because they are mistermed on what their "baseline" is.
I don’t know what my ‘baseline’ is, or what is ‘normal’ for me. I seem to always be in transition. Wellness for me is a reduction of the magnitude of the mood swings.
I’ve been diagnosed with bipolar since age 20 (now age 53). (I gotta say I feel lucky to be alive between suicidal depression and manic illogical energy.) The distinction between 1 and 2 has been a very grey area in my experience, as well as for all the bipolar friends I’ve had over the years. I’ve been diagnosed with both, depending upon how up or down I’ve been. Maybe bipolar will be redefined as a spectrum, like autism. That seems more logical to me. But I’m just a patient and psychiatrists don’t seem to take my opinion that seriously. They’d rather read each others papers. Maybe the host of this podcast will look a little deeper into our experience.
It’s the suicidal part that really gets me. I’ve been suicidal (mostly passively) off and on since I was 8 years old. It sucks so much.
it is a spectrum here in the uk
@@zoeyelh interesting! Thanks for sharing that
I'm bipolar with a chance of borderline. To me, anxiety feels like someone's running at me with a knife in their hand, 24/goddamn/7.. The threat feels so acute. Constant fear, constant alarm; all for no reason... And it's gone on for most of my life. Dread has quite literally paralyzed me. Now I'm at the point where, if i don't regain my ability to function, the consequences will really, *really*, be dire.
Ffffffuk.
I see now that this must be a chemical imbalance in my brain or something. No one would choose to be like this, if they could help it. All I can do is what I'm capable of.
So then... How do i stop beating myself up for being like this..?🤔😣😅
I think the point that might have been missed in the interview is the importance of working on separating your self-worth from what you perceive as success. You should never define yourself by your work. It's great that he found his purpose in being the best fighter, but I do wonder what would have happened had he not managed to win that fight. Like he mentioned in the end, would he have also defined himself as a pure failure and succumbed to suicidality?
I keep being told that I am lucky that I haven’t done on major spending sprees when I’m hypomanic. It’s true, but super invalidating.
I did so much depression treatment that didn’t work. Now I know it’s bipolar 2 I get better, more appropriate treatment.
Even though I've known for years, it still blows my mind that medical & mental health services are free (for the most part) in other countries. I'm in the US & it's not easy 😔
I'm dealing with aggitated depression with my bipolar right now. I would not mind something to punch/fight haha.
Lol 😂 I get it. I took my energy out on my garden and landscaping. Never looked better 😂. Sleep was a big goal though. Sleep is my most important medication.
I've heard that Bipolar II can transition into Bipolar I, which I tend to fixate on being Bipolar II. Is this common? I am constantly checking myself to make sure I haven't slipped into a loss of reality sometimes, and wonder if this isn't all just my anxiety pushing me into an agitated state that is more likely to actually throw me over the line. I'd love a video on the subject because I have talked to other Bipolar II folks and they also mentioned some anxiety around it. Is it myth or reality?
Bipolar 1 just means you’ve had a manic episode at least once in your life
Bipolar II only has hypomania, never full blown manic episodes
@HadiAli-jw5in Yes, but my psychiatrist mentioned that it is possible to cross over from type 2 to type 1, experiencing full blown mania. That's the situation I would like more about.
I’ve been diagnosed with bipolar since age 20 (now age 53). (I gotta say I feel lucky to be alive between suicidal depression and manic illogical energy.) The distinction between 1 and 2 has been a very grey area in my experience, as well as for all the bipolar friends I’ve had over the years. I’ve been diagnosed with both, depending upon how up or down I’ve been. Maybe bipolar will be redefined as a spectrum, like autism. That seems more logical to me. But I’m just a patient and psychiatrists don’t seem to take my opinion that seriously. They’d rather read each others papers. Maybe the host of this podcast will look a little deeper into our experience.
This does happen, but it's much more likely not to happen than it is to happen--the research I've read places the rate of progression from type 2 to type 1 somewhere between 15-20%. That said, it happened to me. I had only recurrent depression from childhood until my teenage years, then hypomania and depression from roughly age 16-26, then I developed full-blown mania at 26.
@@Vintagemedusa.9568 yes it’s possible to have your diagnosis changed from bipolar II to bipolar I, but it’s unlikely and you would notice yourself if you ever have a manic episode, it will usually end in a hospital
I watched the netflix series...I was very touched by his struggle . I have loved and do love people with this diagnosis and it's been a gift . His many children have a strong mother and I think they will flourish.
This is such a challenging diagnosis.
Questions do you have like dreams that feels very real and for some reason you think they actually happened and sometimes you recognize people for no reason and you feel l like this life is not real
Like that movie the Thurman Show
This has just made me want to go and watch some Tyson fights .... also I don't think Anhedonia is as painful and frightening as black depression
I agree with you that anhedonia isn’t acutely painful, but after a few months it pretty much sapped my desire to go on. That said, black depression is a black hole full of anxiety that demands you end this shit immediately.
Your videos are so entertaining you should look at money game part three by ren
I have an odd hot take. You can love others and have good relationships without loving yourself.
Darling, it's not odd for some people because they experience the capability to really Love others much, much more than you Love yourself. I am one of that odd person. Love and light to you. 🌹
I am suffering from anhedonia-what can be done about it???
Finding a group with similar feelings helped me.
Mental disorders should be diagnoses of exclusion.
Many different causes for the same symptoms
If he were in Canada he would have been offered MAID!!
He would have been encouraged to the treatment of MAID!!!
In Canada MAID is often the preferred treatment to reduce the cost. As says the PM.
Not true at all. It's actually hard to convince them to enable you to get it. They make you do every treatment available, and even when nothing works, people will hardly ever be accepted for MAID. People should NOT have to suffer. If someone overtly admits they need out, they've been thinking about it their whole life.
@@prussianbluephantom3968 I wish you were right. Only it doesn’t prove to be that hard.
Even if it’s like that now it won’t stay like it for long. Those with mental health issues were Never to be on the list of reasons and yet it will be.
Bipolar is a divine gift until you start taking the medications!
Tyson Fury was actually banned for two years for steroid use after the Wladimir Klitschko fight.
I asked a couple of questions and no response. I am not doing so great . My shrink thinks I am alright but I am not.
I don’t know what your questions are, but I would like to. If I can help, I will. I have bipolar, anxiety, depression. Diagnosed 33 years ago and surprised and grateful I’ve lived this long. There are a few organizations out there that have helped me. Bipolar Meetup group, NAMI, Recovery intl…
I switched this off when he said fury was the greatest boxer of this generation. I can only assume he don’t know what he’s talking about.
He said “probably” 😊
correct - I do not know what I am talking about when it comes to boxing! ha!
Have you done any videos on Gabbie Hanna yet? I think she would be a good one because everyone has been making fun of her/turning her manic episode into a drinking game etc.
I would love to see him do a video on her psychotic break from last summer
What if you don't want to tell a story
Hopefully he's out of the boxing ring now
he's just recently stepped back in.
autism psychopharmacology I could read text books for hours so perhaps for some neurodivergent people it isn’t the same tradeoff I’ve noticed a lot of autistic scientists
We're a curious lot, aren't we
I think if you have suicidal tendencies you need help
Not all of us are born with a fighters body and can punch others to make money and fame. Good video though.
He’s a calculated liar that’s it
Why don’t we look at the hatred he carries in his heart in the uk he has been told to back of from his homophobia I don’t see him as a good person or do you think that’s acceptable dr cos I don’t there’s enough hate in this world and for a public figure who has a platform and vomit hate is unacceptable to me your enabling homophobia on your channel
He has apologized multiple times or doesn't that count😅...I mean surely u might be the only person who hasn't made a mistake in their life...
@@boxingp4pjack823 I’ve made loads of mistakes I don’t vomit hate towards anyone and he only apologised because of media pressure
@@boxingp4pjack823 another thing you see it as a mistake to hate on a community of people I don’t see that as a mistake I see it more as a stupid move and letting everyone see your true colours
Sadly it probably stems from his background and culture. Travellers I'm pretty sure see it as you marry take care of the wife. The wife has the kids. It's a very old fashioned view and I'm not hating on anyone. I don't care who anyone is as long as you're a nice person. I have no hate. There is a TV series watch that you can see him and his dad definitely have old fashioned view but trying to learn. They actually accept the brothers gf who isn't a traveller that's rare. I do see some spoilt behaviour though and I feel sorry for his wife no amount of money could lead me to live the way she does she gets the brunt of his moods.
Or should say gypsy*