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.
mush18
what have you guys done ?
come on
spill the beans........
me-
weed
ket
speed
meow.
(don't give me lectures i'm not stupid i know the risks)
come on
spill the beans........
me-
weed
ket
speed
meow.
(don't give me lectures i'm not stupid i know the risks)
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Funny thing is my friend was called "Summat".
Oh how we laughed.
And that takes care of Monday.
Smoked pot more often then any others. Used Acid with a free spirit and an open mind on just a few occasions.
Alcohol.....well it turned out to be a constant and not a recreational
Maybe for others it would be a problem but it would depend on what you had to lose.
You disclose to employer, date and they know you well enough to find you here.
Anyone who could deny benefits would find it very useful to know.
It seems around here most work places drug test quite frequently anymore. If they suspected a person had a drug problem they would check it out and there would be signs like missing excess work or odd behavior at work.
I know this though recently my ex MIL told me that the hospital she works at is now letting people go who are on prescription drugs that may cause sedation or other serious side effects. Someone like me wouldn't be able to work there...because I take a very sedating anti-convulsant. Now I don't know if this will be a trend or if it just in here area..but people with bipolar and other problems who take heavy hitting legal drugs may start having problems anyways.
So who knows
I don't think it would be acceptable in the UK.