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 keep falling down everywhere! in the bath tub and in the middle of the floor banging my head on the closet and twisting my ankle. And today while dropping my daughter off this morning I fell so hard I had to lay there for a second. What's the deal am I on to much Klonopin or am I just clumsy really what gives!
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One day runs into the next I can't seem to keep them straightBut i do know it's Tuesday and I start to clean my landord's place again so it'll keep me going although I take breaks more often nowHe doesn't mind and I gwt it doneI hope that you have a good day and can get done what you need toBig hugz sent..Xo
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Good day to everyone...Well sort of day...I'm still waiting to sleepI think I will soonI got a few things done yesterday...Pushing through and I hope to do the same todayI've been low so everything at this point is one big effortHopefully that will change before longSending hugs...Have a good day!...xo
yea, and one time i fell in the yard face down....and just could not get up..and lay there with my face into the dirt...i could see ants crawling around.....but just could not get up....this was one of many times....wierd...i was on klonopin too but also effexor..
By the looks of your pic...you are NOT fat. Even if that's not really you...I am sure you aren't it's just what we believe...I believe I am the biggest hefer out there. I would talk to your doc though it could be something else. I pass out all the time but that's because I have Anorexia and Bulimia. Do you drink a lot of water? Sometimes dehydration can cause you to lose balance.
Good Luck and Feel Better!
I had no idea though that there was others who have fallen also. That is a mind blow for me and thanks for the information.
I went through a period of 'falling'. I fell and rolled across the living room one night with a plate in one hand and a glass of tea in the other. Skinned knees and elbows, but the plate and drink never left my hand. Got my prioritites - nothing dropped on my carpet.
Maybe you should see your doctor if it doesn't improve soon.
Like others have stated, see your doctor to determine the exact cause. That can be a very dangerous condition.
I was falling down a lot, had tinnitus, was tired with a number of other symptoms that don't seem to go together.
It turns out I have Iron Deficiency Anemia. I have to take Iron pills and I try to add more food with iron into my meals. Now I'm not falling down. My friend used to joke and say my name was Falls-Down-Alot.