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Your not alone..
trainlightindeed
Thursday, August 13, 2009 at 09:37 PMre: Your not alone..
wits end
Thursday, August 13, 2009 at 09:51 PMjust went biking after approx 3 days of sleep deprivation (aka hallucination time), no helmet, cute outfit, basket, smoking a cig, and thought coyotes were chasing me...to boot..the street lighting and pothole situation needs to be addressed for us danger bicicyclers.....there was definate cause for a BWI..i was swerving all over...avoid all drowsy inducing meds before 9pm cycling..no pun intended....
Now seriously, you just made my night and so did the fact that i went to my moms..no bloodshed... hung with my child and left on the bike in pitch black...but just to appease her after denouncing our relation yesterday...i told her i read the "Borderline Personality" book she gave me...I would say approx every 3 weeks i have a new diagnosis from mommie dearest ...so far....(breath), hypochondria, ADHD, panic disorder, Bi polar, Borderline Personality, PMDD, PTSD,,,,oh i must be leaving something out....like MDAFM..aka "Mental Disorders Aquired From Mother"...there's no antivirals for that... Look...maybe you do need inpatient care if you are a danger to yourself...but unless you've never been there....its one scary place... if you need to talk I'll give my number...I'm usually up um....forever...so if I can help someone that will ultimate help me feel better....mucch gratitude for you empathy and true honesty...its a must up in the piece or why even bother...if someone judges...they dont belong with the rest of us "special" angels (or devils..depending on mood lol) Have wonderful n ight...I'm here for you too and for anybody for that matter!!!! XOXXO
Light at the end of tunnel aka Oncoming train
Wits End
Friday, August 14, 2009 at 12:40 AMI just read your comment more thoroughly...the "trainlightindeed" sparked something I read.... For people suffering with BP , specifically major depressive episodes, a poet Robert Lowell once said "If we see a light at the end of a tunnel its the lights of an oncoming train". Couldn't be more true. Since we both don't have great support networks its nice to relate to a fellow sufferer. As they say in AA "normies" don't understand that Depression goes beyond sadness. It erodes our insides and deepens our distorted thoughts so that ultimately the outcome is to poison our self attitude, increases hopelessess to a crippling degree, creates despairity and basically causes spiritual deadness . To just touch base one more time on being alone: The sense of aloneness and abandonment in a hostile world is nothing other than unbearable. So for most of us we self medicate..however when we gain clarity and quit our only way to cope this is the prize we're left with "THE GOOD NEWS IS YOU GET YOUR FEELINGS BACK, and....THE BAD NEW IS YOU GET YOUR FEELINGS BACK".
re: Light at the end of tunnel aka Oncoming train
trainlightindeed
Friday, August 14, 2009 at 01:41 AMMy God I love your articulation of these matters. You have humor I can tell too...my God you dont know how silly I am just to get through the day er rather what seems so much as a bonafide :existence". I must tell you I am so excited though that I have finally joined a group of Bipoles suh as I. Thank you for replying. Just messaging back and forth is so theraputic. Sure I cant see you..but I feel a bit better. Where in Ny are you? I justr left the Buffalo area last month..2 weeks ago. I have to admitt...I relapsed on drinking after 1 month shy of 7 years sobriety. I havent had more than 4 drinks at a time when I do drink..that is not excessively with consequences YET. Havent had a drink in 4 days.
I was in AA but felt ignored and alot of political bull shit was occuring with the fellowship.
Blah blah I know no excuses..perhaps not being on meds and really feeling dark..I though a drink would help. I havent beat myself up over it. I donbt have time for shame when I am trying to stay alive each day. Yeah the trainlight quote I got out of a book I read about woman who suffers manic deppresion. When I saw the quote my heart stopped. It was so absolutely dead on. I dont like being manic anymore. I have exhausted that "false wheel" by now. It is i guess a psychosis. The higher you go up, is exactly the level I will go down. I need to stay balanced. I'm up late listening to some R7b music. Singing and dancin here and there. I read once that is easier to deal with the disorder when I become involved in support and knowledge of it. I know I need to find a job..even thats questionable of course. Jobs are hard to find in this city. I want to move away and do Nanny work or something. Thsi disability is appreciated but I still have bills and would like to further myself. Am I gonna rota away in this town hose on the pc all day and do nothing? Thats my fate if nothing changes. I wish ihad a car..impossible in the budget these days. Dating would be nice but I wont be taking a hostage today. I like how you said in your last post."I will be up for um...forever" That made me laugh.. I like humor. Ok so now I'm rattling on and on. Stay in touch and stay strong with me. ok?? oh yeah..one conversation wiuth my mom on the phone threw me in a panic attack. Thats how distant and non- understanding she is. She thinks I need to get over it and rot bymyself. Any success I aspire for she throws the bipolar at me. I dont understand that. It hurts me. Then again she is married to a loser that doesnt work and is negative to her. I love her, but from afar. Thats ok ya know?
Stay in touch!!
re: re: re: Light at the end of tunnel aka Oncoming train
Wits End
Friday, August 14, 2009 at 09:12 AM -
Your mom is non-supportive!
Cassie81
Monday, October 12, 2009 at 01:52 AMFrom what you have posted , your Mom is toxic, she poisons your self-esteem and
makes you feel smaller than the smallest bug who crawled on the face of the earth.
If you can-- keep her out of your life for now, that sounds harsh but no amount of medication is going to help when you are in this sort of toxic relationship.Just as no amount of insulin will help maintain a diabetic who continually abuses his regimen, no amount of meds will help while this woman is poisoning you. I speak from experience.
Cassie81
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My mother thinks I am a screw up. She is very non supportive. When I am in the realm of
feeling much better and I have the bp managed, I have great ideas to "further" myself and she thinks its all bull**. I get the long sigh and she thinks I cannot parent my teen either. We dont have the relationship I need with her. The stigma is very much a live in my family. Thats why I joined this community just tonight. To connect with others that understand me. Listen..family might be family...but toxicity is toxicity too.
I have been feeling like i am in quick sand for the past month. Sure kill myself--why not?
Why live in the dark right? Tonight I feel much better though. I took a large dose of omega 3 and vitamin b-12 until I get my meds refilled. All the docs that take my insurance are booked for the next 3 weeks. I am contemplating going to the hospital instead to get stabilized. The darkness hits me like a demonic possesion. REALLY HARD. I try to watch comedies and play music I like. It helps some...By nature I am free spirited and outgoing. I have such anger towards this disorder. Keep renimding myself it is a chemical imbalance...and no I am not a failure!!! Stay in touch with me. We can help eachother. Yes its baffling that your mom said those things to you. I will pray for you.
You are unique...other ppl can not validate you. Stay strong sister!!
"trainlightindeed"