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.

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Chuggernaught 06/04/2008

John Adams... Despite being one of the nation's forefathers, He failures to convince anyone in Europe to give the US support weighed heavy on his mind. He greatly offended the French when there so much they may have pulled what support they did give if not for the beguiling of Ben Franklin. His whole trip to Europe put a strain on his marriage and caused him a great depression.

shit.. will post others..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6hz_s2XIAU

deleted_user 06/05/2008

Roaches persevere. It doesn't make them desirable.

Chuggernaught 06/05/2008

deleted_user 06/05/2008

I guess my dad calling me a failure all those times wasnt so bad afterall!!lol

deleted_user 06/05/2008

great thread chuggs, thanks for posting it.

Chuggernaught 06/05/2008

bump

Chuggernaught 06/06/2008

bump

deleted_user 06/06/2008

I guess that is what I get for being honest, sincere. Everyone thinks I am joking! Just kidding I wasn't.

Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches are very desirable especially when you press down on them and they hiss. It is so B-horror movie classic.

deleted_user 06/06/2008

Lots of failures, Babe Ruth struck out a gillion times. Thomas Edison failed more than he succeeded. Christopher Columbus missed America completely... and on and on. Even Moses never saw the Promised Land. Joshua led the Hebrews. They all had one thing in common . They never gave up!!

Chuggernaught 06/09/2008

grunt

deleted_user 06/09/2008

Is 'grunt' a failed "bump" ?

LoL

deleted_user 06/09/2008

Fight nice people. :-)

deleted_user 06/10/2008

Amazing how people are remembered for their 'failures' rather than their successes !

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