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I understand that although my doctor says that I am sick or that I have a treatable illness or disease, he or she is just using a figure of speech and cannot establish, with any test or procedure known to medical science that I in fact "have" the "illness" implied by the diagnostic label.
AkathisiA101 1 month ago
What is real!!!??
How am i supposed to know which is the appropriate logical response to my world. How can i deal with anything properly without knowing this?
Im sick of just struggling to be happy. I want to achieve REAL things outside of my self.
Are the only victories im ever to have going to be over myself? Is that really all there is for me? FML
brolltitch 2 months ago 2
There is no God, I'm not bipolar, I'm just going to go kill myself after typing in hopelessness and seeing bipolar disorder come up. There is no hope.
mikeweckstein 2 months ago
It is sooooooooooooo....important to have Hope. My Christian Faith has sustained me throughout my life with many life-threatening illnesses. I was initally dx with major depression with ptsd in 1999, in April of 2002, I became bipolar. Became very manic and am finally somewhat stable, just coming down from being depressed. But for the 1st time in my 40 years I am finally happy. Hope never fails.....hold onto your faith.
kay42562 3 months ago
Life is meaningless, if eternity and God doesn't exist. That's the logical conclusion everyone should come to.
jb0433628 3 months ago
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Diabetes and related complications like hyperglycemia, ketoacidosis, pancreatitis, coma, and death. These side effects can develop at any point during treatment, but we know whats best for you. Its our bussiness to sell drugs, that cause disability, and psychological suffering.
There are No lab tests,MRIs, brain scans, X-rays or chemical imbalance tests that can verify any mental disorder is a physical condition. me -former victim of psychiatry
AkathisiA101 5 months ago
if you create your own hope then that mean that by definition hope is completely subjective and has no ferm basis in reality wich in itself paints a very hopeless view of life
its no fun being smart when your depressed
chiledofthekorn 6 months ago 2
Julie,
I hope you are RIGHT!! I felt sad when I got my diagnosis. I was handed Seroquil XR and Lithium and come back in two weeks. I'm unemployed, $10's of thousands in debt from doing dumb things during manic periods and I'm not sure if this medication will restore any "hope." BUT I will take my medication and I have accepted my diagnosis of Bipolar (I'm over 50). I just hope this medication changes my outlook on life and SOON!
chiriquiTV 1 year ago
@chiriquiTV Are you doing better now?
Bonersoup183 9 months ago
very true. i think it is important what she pointed out about creating your own hope. it's difficult with this illness to find a reason to keep with it, but by using very concrete examples, such as "I have a family that loves me, I owe it to them to keep strong", you can find a way to keep working at it.
I have found a way to keep going right now, I hope you have too.
lazyoldsun 1 year ago
hope is VERY important and this vdo is great. wonder why no one leave comments
6110047 2 years ago