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.
i'm sorry you're feeling like this.
I guess you can keep trying or having a plan "B."
I'm going to be in therapy a Long Time for that. :/
i wanted to finish high school i was in my last year.. my ex and i had a really horrible break upp .. my mum seperated from her boyfriend to 40 minutes away from my school i was depressed and wouldn't come out of my room...
since i was in year 11 and i was living with my dad he used to say ''drop out now u won't make it that far'' and i tried to prove him wrong left to goto mums in year 12 and all that happend..and i quit... i failed. and i went downhill.. because of ex and things i forgot to eat.. i went from 54kilos to 45kilos in 2 weeks..wasn't good
Sorry I have to bring a little humor in.
If at first you don't succeed remove any evidence that you tried
If at first you don't succeed skydiving isn't for you
Like losing my job last week, after struggling to do it right for 5 months. I don't look at it like a failure, I consider it to be something new and challenging that I had the guts to try. Just because I couldn't do it, or it just wasn't my thing, doesn't mean it was failure.
When I reached my thirties, I had more confidence and tried and succeeded at a lot more things. Ah, those were good times!!!!
But now, this damn BP has robbed me of almost all of my abilities I am once again without confidence and this time for good reason!!!!! I really DO fail at almost all that I try!!!!
I cope with it by feeling very, very sad. embarrassed. and ashamed!!!! Sigh.
I've tried a lot of things so I've failed many, many, many times. Every once in a while I succeed though!