It is a movie about youngsters who thought they have been “loopy.” Who wished to die. Who felt worry, anger and hopelessness. 4 younger individuals residing with psychological sickness and their family members make the brave determination to open up about their tales. Their voices are complemented by that of the director, who was identified with bipolar dysfunction as an grownup however whose preliminary signs emerged in childhood. This movie skirts the specialists’ debates in favour of a extra private tone, transferring away from the alarming vocabulary of diagnoses and permitting viewers to find the kids affected.
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I know my son is a special need also he is now 38 but he works also very smart but sometimes he gets into this moods screaming and screaming. Is not there easy
painful to see what these young people have to deal with—as if growing up isn’t hard enough. Fortunately; they have strong, loving parents. Great segment but I do wish the enormous # of commercials would go away: Wishing the best to all you all. Stay strong❤
My daughter is almost 12 years old. She is going thru this, and ive been trying for years and years to get her help. It feels hopeless. Everyone around us hates us, our neighbors and everyone at school. They think shes just a nasty bad kid, which isnt true. And we have no resources to help. I do not have anyone in my life, and im at my wits end. I really hope we can find some way to get her help. Shes been in counseling and on meds and it doesnt help. Just feels hopeless
I'd really appreciate subtitles on this, it looks super interesting
Brave families I like it. 😊
Boards of Canada makes good music. ❤ I myself have been dealing with depression and anxiety since I was a boy so I hope those kids find out a way to deal with whatever they have. Those kids grow up and become adults and you’d be surprised by them, they will be very smart than others.
As a non native speaker of French (France) the French of some of these Québécois is very hard to understand. I agree with others that English subtitles are needed too.
Is there an update on these children who are all adults 13 years later?
Erynn is a very talented singer!
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Unwatchable the volume was way too low.
Oh man..I was born with symptoms of Graves disease from a mother with brain damages and low intellectual and emotional intelligence and not until now at 46, have I found somethig tht made me so much better. I now live my life to 85% and although I learned so much over those sickly years I think of everything I've missed. Please dont hate these kids, they struggle on a level that healthy people could never understand.
i don't know if its just me but from there presentation it seems like quite a few of the kids could be autistic from there lack of eye contact the particular interests the meltdowns the way they talk there descriptions of things and the flat tone of voice just an observation tho
no one with brain emotional problems is crazy……no such thing as crazy or mental health….they are just barbaric words that shouldnt be used for peoples emotions or brain emotions
As a child I had many of the symptoms some of these children are experiencing. I have seen many psychiatrists throughout my life, and each had a different diagnosis. I didn't feel like I had something wrong with me, I just felt like I didn't belong on this earth. I could never feel like I fit anywhere. I am 74 years old now and managed to raise productive children. I hid my differences and tried to act like everyone else. I managed to maintain employment. As soon as I felt like someone noticed my difference, I knew it was time for me to move on. I have had many good jobs but the longest I worked at a position was 5 years. I must have had about 20 jobs in my lifetime. Now that I am through working and my children are raised. I just keep to myself and wait until I take my last breath. I could count on my hand the friends I have had. I never could hang with a group of people. I had a very low self-esteem and self-confidence. I tried hard to tell myself I had some worth. My children are proof of my worth. It wasn't easy but I feel like I made it and I have stopped trying to fit anywhere. As for medications, I was given many different kinds, The first one they gave me was Librium. At the age of around my 50's I was on about 7 different types of medications. When I began having petit mal seizures, I stopped taking all of them accept my pain medication for my bone disease and my sleeping medication. I don't think there is any medications that help people with mental disorders unless they are a danger to themselves or others..
I'd been escorting our residents to the mental hospital, and I see many people who are undergoing mental illnesses. Not surprising that more and more patients coming in during and even after pandemic
Veronique's mum is 100% right when she said that people are ignorant and there is still a huge lack of understanding around mental illness. There is so much stigma and judgement from people that don't know about it and even from people that do know about it such as healthcare professionals. Nobody with a mental illness is "crazy", they are suffering from a mental condition and need proper support and help but they are often ignored or mistreated because people don't know anything about their condition. I was expelled from secondary school and put in a referral unit because the teachers didn't understand my mental illness and would rather get rid of me then help, but I managed to study hard now I am in university studying to be a nurse. When I was 13 my GP said there was nothing wrong with me and called it a "phase" but a few months later I went to a child/adolescent psychiatrist because I had been self harming and loosing a lot of weight and he diagnosed me with major depression and anxiety and also gave me medicine I am still on to this day. If it weren't for that psychiatrist I dread to think where I would be today
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