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.
knorloff
You have no idea. You have no idea what it's like to be me. You have no idea that I walk into class, wondering if anyone is talking behind my back. You have no idea that I hear voices every night that haunt my dreams. You have no idea that if you just pull hard enough, I just might snap, and lose control. I will go into a dark place and no matter what anyone says, I'll never be able to believe that anyone in this world wants me to be here. You have no idea how sorry I am for not doing better, for not turning in my assignments on time. You have no idea that some nights I spend crying my eyes out. You have no idea what it's like to walk into class every day and feeling everyone's eyes on me while they think "That girl's a strange one!" I wish I could turn in my assignments on time. I wish I could do better, but I can't, I just can't and I'm so so sorry. I wish I could change everything. And even though you say that I didn't disappoint you, I know that I did. So, please just give up on me like I did with myself, it will make everything so much easier.
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Which explains the mysterious fevers and my extra fatigue. I'm so glad I pushed for answers.
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Due to my increased paranoia, anxiety, and a panic attack over the weekend, my psychiatrist has put me back in a full dose of Zyprexa until further notice. Every time I think I'm getting ahead something happens and it's back to square one. I knew he was gonna do this but I can't help feeling disappointed. It is what it is.

You've got so much going on and your in a pretty bad place right now. Do your parents know how bad your doing? Have you talked to them? Have you asked them to get you a Therapist? If you can't or they won't, you always have a Counselor at School. I know its not the perfect "fix" but it is somebody to listen to you and help you manage all of the things you have tearing at you right now....because trying to do this all by yourself with no help from nobody...that doesn't work. You need to talk to to someone. Coming here is good because you have people that know how you feel, but things are different in the Real World, and you need to have an Adult Professional to talk to their as well.
Try to find someone talk to, be it a teacher, Counselor or a Therapist setup by your parents....and don't forget you are not alone in these feelings, there are many out there that feel the same way. It doesn't make you wierd or strange or different.....it just means you need some help processing all of it and help managing your disease.
Stay safe,
kat
The part this just-a-patient (and, I hope, your teachers) will never agree to is, ". . .please just give up on me like I did with myself." Not gonna happen, my friend. I'm gonna keep piling on the healing hopes until some of them stick. Put me on "Ignore" now if that is a problem. I can't help it. I need healing hopes for all, no exceptions.
Hope you feel safe to keep right on venting here. Welcome to the forum.
would hope you could confide in your parents. I really would and that they would help you with
counselling. If for some reason, this is not the case, there are crisis lines you can call and perhaps
be referred to a community counselling center or like OlderCPer says, a high school guidance
counselor. Hang in there, you deserve the very best and do keep posting.
If all of your classes are too much would it help to take fewer classes..... Perhaps talk to a school councilor or nurse?