I just need someone in a white coat to tell me I’m stupid #shorts #mentalhealth #anxiety #comedian

[sorry_itsjustarii]

"my bones feel itchy" 😭dude your lines are the best

[throughcolouredglasses]

Holy SHIT I've never heard someone describe it this accurately!!! I have used that exact phrase of "my bones feel itchy, the bad is in me *somewhere* "

[Dragonmoon]

The anxiety room offers squishmallows until the bad feelings go away.

[ItsAsparageese]

As a giant public health and med admin geek, this idea has a lot of potential. It makes sense to have an adjacent facility for psych-centric urgent care and they can easily work with the main facility to rule out heart attack like usually is necessary in many panic attack situations. Could save resources and streamline care, just like having separate adjacent facilities for minor cases like some places do now. I dig it

[AdrianColley]

I love the fine mic work, going from close-up "my bones feel itchy" to distant "I don't know" without it sounding jarring. What a pro.

[Gacha_Got_Arsorned]

“My bones feel itchy” is so accurate to that feeling. Sometimes I’ll get anxiety without even realizing I’m being anxious and I’ll only stop myself when I get that feeling.

[LineAro]

The AR part is bars “it’s either cancer or the devil but I need to get it out” deadass bars

[acediaethos]

"i don't know where the bad is" is a golden line and her delivery had me in hysterics IMMEDIATELY

[OhioUltimate]

The skeletons yearn for freedom from their flesh prisons.

[evelynnelson]

“It’s either *cancer* or the *devil* -“ HAD ME ROLLINGGG

[KimmySaurusRex]

Man no one talks about the constant itching that comes with subliminal anxiety

[annabeatrizzimmermann]

"i don't know where the bad is, but it is in me somewhere, it's either cancer or the devil but i need to get it out." this is so relatable and puts into such little words how terrible it feels to think something's wrong with you but not being able to explain what lol

[madeline]

As an er tech...this should be more common

[PapaLantern]

The AR waiting room is dimly lit, beanbags and blankets everywhere and there is an old woman in a rocking chair in the corner just going, it's gonna be OK,

[esmooth]

I'm with this. Anxiety attacks are no joke! You feel like you're gonna have a heart attack, but you don't. Have you any idea how SCARY that is?!

[laurenbrunswick]

I love how honest Taylor is with her mental health comedy. There needs to be more of this.

[emmynoether]

In my city its exactly like that - there is the common ER and then a psychiatric ER. I love that they are separated, because I am taken much more seriously and treated professionally at the psychiatric ER. I used to go to the normal ER and the staff there often didn't know how to help, got rude and invalidating out of their own lack of training or experience with patients with a panic disorder/ mood disorder/ schizophrenia.

I live in Germany btw and I think its uncommon to do so even here. Does anybody else have this system in their city?

[hsoderberg]

I was feeling suicidal so I drove myself to the ER. After explaining how I was feeling I was sent to wait in the waiting room. After waiting for awhile, I went home & od'd.

[Sara-djnv]

Why do I understand exactly what she means by “my bones are itchy” 😭

[LittleLulubee]

I called 911 once… because I had symptoms that I thought were about to be a heart attack… So the operator transferred me to a medical operator, and she suggested sending the rescuers over… I figured the operators knew how to assess calls, so I trusted them. They never said it sounds like nothing, or drive yourself to the ER, if you’re worried.

But when the responders got there, and saw I was ok, some of them mocked me, and one of them looked at me like I was crazy, glaring at me, and actually asked if I have mental health problems 😭😭 Next time, I would rather just die of a heart attack then be shamed again!!! Excuse me for trying to save MY LIFE 😭😭😭