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.
What's the most personal loving thing that you can recall anyone ever saying to you, something that touched your soul.
One of many things pops out for me. When my boyfriend told me he thought we had known each other forever, like soul mates. I loved him so much for that. Of course after we married and subsequently got divorced it means a little bit less to me now. Now I don't really care if he's dead or alive, but that's a different subject.
One of many things pops out for me. When my boyfriend told me he thought we had known each other forever, like soul mates. I loved him so much for that. Of course after we married and subsequently got divorced it means a little bit less to me now. Now I don't really care if he's dead or alive, but that's a different subject.
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I was 336lbs in August 4th. I had a A1C of 7. So I am diebetic. I worked really hard each morning on the treadmill. 25 mins each morning. Very brisk walking and jogging. I manage to get down to 301lbs. My next blood test was A1C of 6. So thats considered pre-diabetic. I still have .3 to go to get in normal. My lower back started hurting me. I have not been on the treadmill for a few weeks. I...
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I'm a newbie, and just seeking treatment for the first time. I haven't been formally diagnosed, but I'm certain I will be. I currently take medication for depression (Cymbalta and Wellbutrin), and have for years. Although I don't have any weepy episodes, I still don't want to leave my bed most days, and getting up and ready is a complete struggle. When I'm manic, I spend too much money and make...
I called the BF.He came right over.We went for a drive under the cresent moon.As we were driving ,I was telling him,I wished he had known me when i was a hypo fun manic.Instead of a burdensome depressive.
He said
"Well,that's the thing with LOVE...there's always a catch"
Maybe it dosn't sound so wonderfull or sweet now...but the tone of his voice,the touch of his hand....said everything to me.
An off duty Police man saw me crying my eyes out when I was 18 and pregnant and my babys dad was pretty much cheating. I was driving down the road ballin... He flashed his badge and I pulled over. He was in his own personal car with his 2 year old son in the backseat.
He refused to let me drive home (less then a mile) until I had calmed down enough. I ended up going to the store with him and while there he talked to me about my problems. He bought me a teddy bear (I still have 15 years later) and wrote his name and phone number on it. He dropped me off at the car and said....
"No matter what you may think or how you may feel there is always at least one person out there in the world that cares" He gave me the bear and told me that in the end things would work out.
I never did call but spent many a nite holding that bear when I was suicidal. Some where some one cares...
I'm not sure what can touch that one in my life.