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.
Ok we are all bp's right?
We all came to DS right
For what to get help and help other with our simularitys even thought we are each unique
Heres my question
Why do most of us give advice to a person or criticize people for there actions
here's and examlpe
do yo have and thing you can take,can't you call a friend,call your t-doc p-doc get your meds upped
without first looking at the persons profile?
some of us don't have meds some are still waiting in line and some people are on the other side of the world we're not all in the eastern time zone what my be morning to some it could be 6 pm some where else
We all came to DS right
For what to get help and help other with our simularitys even thought we are each unique
Heres my question
Why do most of us give advice to a person or criticize people for there actions
here's and examlpe
do yo have and thing you can take,can't you call a friend,call your t-doc p-doc get your meds upped
without first looking at the persons profile?
some of us don't have meds some are still waiting in line and some people are on the other side of the world we're not all in the eastern time zone what my be morning to some it could be 6 pm some where else
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i think sometimes we have answer...without taking the time...i think that is a good thought...
plus the person should be able to accept which ever advice fits their situation
i will start to check profiles before answering...i do some of the time...but i am guilty as well...
Nobody can know that, we do the best we can. It's a discussion group, no one here is a doc or psychologist or ER.
http://dailystrength.org/discussions/Bipolar_Disorder/messages/413366
at the risk of being seen as an a-hole,
I think you are being too sensitive. We are not responsible to kiss ass all day long. We offer the only kind of help we can: the things we have experience with. If I have no experience with say, a psychotic episode, or, choose not to think about that time in my life, I will offer up some mundane, useless piece of advice because I feel guilty for not doing more.
We have a whole website full of people with misplaced guilt, anger, fear you name it.
Besides, you can't control what another does. Whether they are in crisis or trying to help someone in crisis.
ever response is worth it's weight in gold to me
and i may not agree with you all the time but you are a good person in my opinion