Sometimes you just have to say "What the hell!" kinda like saying "can I get an AMEN?". The life of a bipolar person is never steady. This is rule #1. After hours, days & months of ready bipolar blogs I can tell you that even the most cared for patient cannot be controlled or be steady. We all want to fire our p-doc and see if this new doc has the answers for me. They don't and we continue going up and down.
Oh how I pray for a cure. It has destoyed everything I love. Life is too short not to atleast have control of ones self. Choa.
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I love you big brother.
Hi Joe,
You know you are not alone. Bi-polar depression is such a frustrating condition. I've been plagued since I was 9 - I am now 56. I didn't know I had the condition until in my late 30's. I'm glad you have a family and I hope they are supportive. I'm single and dealing with this alone is hard. I have friends, but there is only so much anyone can do to help me. Today was a tough day...I didn't make it to work. Sometime around 1:00pm this afternoon my mood finally elevated so that I could leave my room. Most of the time I suffer from the depression side of bi-polarity. I prefer the happy side of things, but when I am 'high' I behave weird, I talk too much, I'm overly friendly...it's crazy. I try to control my congenial side, but it's as hard to control as the depression is. I would really like to start a dialogue with you if you'd be willing. Like I said, I hate dealing with this alone. Therapists and psychiatrists are fine but they don't really know or understand what I'm going through. If you think I can help please let me know. Thanks for listening. Robert
Dear Joe,
I sure hope you're feeling better. I sure am, and I've been thinking about you even since I read about your separation! All my best!
Susan
hi pop i hop you fill better soon love zoey
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