Bipolar Disorder Support Group

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Where do you see yourself.....

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deleted_user
FIVE years from now? Do you see your life being the same, better, or worse than it is right now? If you see it as different, how do you see these changes coming about?
tommymott
tommymott
In 5 years I'll be retired! Life will be better! Well, in 4 years I'll be able to retire at 62. I'll make as much on social security as I do working now I can hardly wait!
deleted_user
deleted_user
Great outlook Tommy. My youngest child is now 18 so I know how good it feels to start a new beginning again. Enjoy that retirement to the fullest.
deleted_user
deleted_user
Hm. In five years, i hope that i can move up in the company i work for. As of now I am the youngest person in the company. I hope that I can find some kind of control and solid ground. Hopefully I can buy a new car by then haha
dobiedots
dobiedots
Five years from now I will see myself as 59. YIKES!
deleted_user
deleted_user
i will be debt free and thin, hopefully happier too.
shen
shen
I will be 54. My older two should have graduated from college by then and my third will be in college. My baby will be a sophmore in highschool, lerning to drive. Yikes is right!
deleted_user
deleted_user
not that being debt free and thin will make me happy, it's just that I'm gonna try real hard to find my happiness now thats all.
deleted_user
deleted_user
i don't know where i'll be 5 minutes from now.

horray for rapid cycling!!!
deleted_user
deleted_user
Five years from now I will be 48 and my husband will be 4 years from retirement. My daughter will be 14 and just starting high school. My doctor will have retired or be very close to it.

My life will be better because I will have 5 more years of experience on which to draw.

I might be working again maybe in a new career and ....

my husband and I will be more solid in terms of his retirement plans-when the FUN begins!
deleted_user
deleted_user
I'll be 27 and life will be better. Older and wiser right? No idea where I will be living (somewhere that is not LA) but hopefully I will have completed my MFA and working somewhere exciting and fulfilling. I see myself working through things I'm struggling with and being stronger.
deleted_user
deleted_user
thats really my problem....i have no idea where ill be.
deleted_user
deleted_user
hopefully not a pathetic as i am right now, or dead might be better than the present
deleted_user
deleted_user
raptured !!!!!
deleted_user
deleted_user
I see myself having a stronger relationship with God. I see myself changing careers from social work to a paralegal. I see myself getting married to my fiance and having a child. I see myself as being a stay at home mom for a while. I see my symptoms starting to get better and being more manageable as I grow and mature. My doctor said that the worst of my symptoms will probably be in my 20s and 30s and I'm 31 now so maybe as time progresses the illness will begin to disapate a bit. I see myself with hope glasses.
Unwell
Unwell
hopefully by then i'll feel better. get meds that work, and stay workin for longer than just a few months...
with a job, full time!! and not paranoid anymore....
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