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Just One Thing

Winston Smith
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Winston Smith is Pastor With Boipolar Disorder
52,pastor,bipo,bp,o/c,closet bound, ect@2 yrs,resets the clock

11/25/08
Winston Smith
Topics:BipolarJust DiagnosedRecovery & WellnessSymptoms

I spend a great deal of time each day attempting to "distill" things around me down to their simplest form. For instance, when faced with a difficult decision, I ask myself two questions:

 

                         1. If I were to do this thing, what is the absolute worst

                            thing that could happen to me:, and

                         2. can I live with that

 

If the answer is yes, I go ahead; if not, I don't*.

 

With that in mind,

if you could boil your illness down to one word, Undecided

what would it be?   

 

* Actually, when the answer is no, I do one of two things. If I am manic, I go ahead and do it any way; if I'm depressed, I avoid even considering the question. I guess I could ask myself, "Why ask the question. No matter what I'm going to do it, right?

 

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