Bipolar Disorder Support Group
Bipolar disorder is not just a single disorder, but a category of mood disorders marked by periods of abnormally high energy and euphoria, often accompanied by bouts of clinical depression. This is the place to talk about your experience with bipolar disorder, learn from others' experiences, and find support.
Sometimes it seems to come out of the overhead fan.
I've told my pdoc about this.
He doesn't seem to be overly concerned, since I show no other overt signs of psychosis .
He has told me , as long as it just stays noise , and isn't too intrusive, I'm pretty much Ok.
Now...... if the noise , turns to voices that tell me to do harm to myself or other people, that's a whole different story.
In any case, I always think it best to run these things past your Pdoc
:)
Next creepiest ... I hear a Coaches Whistle blowing softly outside my window at night .
Shivers !
***smiles***
You could be helping out unknowingly.
( That's quite Stephen King-y )
As a child I would think of my favorite song and play it in my head. It would then turn into a song I could hear like on a radio. I thought it was fun and everyone could do that. Guess not!
Yes, I hear things all the time. It's not creepy or annoying or bothersome in any way.
I hear my mother calling my name.
I hear music all the time. My dishwasher plays a song with a beat. I have asked others about the dishwasher - even sang the song that was playing at the time. Nobody ever hears it. Their loss.
Lindamack: my thing is cats. I've always seen cats in the corner of my eye. Now that I have some, it feels creepy when I go to hug one and he's not there.