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animal princess

animal princess

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I have been taking a cocktail of pills now and have been rediagnosed with my illness

 Hi everyone. I haven't been on in awhile.  Probably since I felt I didn't need the support. But obviously I was fooling myself. I have been "upgraded" from Bipolar II to Bipolar I.  I have been in a manic state for about 4 weeks now and am literally feeling like I'm going nuts!!! I have been put on Lithium 1200 mg, and my Lamitical... Read moreChevron
Kathleen H

Relationships-Mine ended and it was with great relief

  I had written a SharePost "When Both People in The Relationship/Marriage are Bipolar".  At the time of that post I was wondering if a relationship between couple last over 5 years had a better chance of making it in the long haul.  Now thinking about the question in different light and very different circumstances, I can see why... Read moreChevron
posted 06/04/2010, comments (0)|
DF

DF

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34,trying to fix myself

heredity? where does it come from?

New here!  I have BPD1 with ADHD and I have anxiety issues anger issues and a family full of people with mental problems. Both of my kids have ADHD and BP issues!  Does anyone else have this problem?
posted 05/13/2010, comments (0)|
rayssemi

The black mirror

There are so many times that I have looked into the mirror and seen a small shade of understanding behind the other face looking back at me. A glimmer mind you that seems to be yet not be there when I study it. I have walked so far- for oh so very long -without that substance in the face I see -that no longer do I stop to stare into the... Read moreChevron
posted 04/21/2010, comments (0)|
Bipolar Chick

Bipolar Chick

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Diagnosed in 1999. Recovering now from major depression episode.

A Year and A Day

Why a year and a day?   Historically, this time period was once considered an accurate representation of a significant amount of time. In England, the period was the amount of time a married couple had to be married before a spouse had any claim to a share of inheritable property. In medieval Europe, a runaway serf became free after a... Read moreChevron
posted 04/11/2010, comments (0)|

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