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Grasshopper3 | Senior Contributor | Last message 9 years ago

Prognosis: "Likely to deteriorate within next 2 years"

I'm starting new thread. I don't feel like saying too much though. Title says it all. The new Psych was a lovely man. He listened to my son telling him he thinks I'm a reptile-phobian, whatever that means. Maybe he has been noticing my skin is getti

Friends, families and carersCreated 10 years ago

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Change123 | Senior Contributor | Last message 9 years ago

having 2 weeks or so break from the forum

I'm a bit all over the place since I got my periods back 3 weeks ago and feel I need to stay away and just focus on myself. Getting too emotional going through the posts, lots of triggers - right now for some reason feeling like tears will come.

Recovery ClubCreated 10 years ago

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Unknown user | Member | Last message 9 years ago

Help me

I need help but I don't know what to do. I've been referred to a psychiatrist but I have to wait for appointment. I've been up since 3 just sobbing and shaking uncontrollably, I'm so physically agitated and can't stop twitching and like screwing my toes u

Something’s not rightCreated 10 years ago

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Unknown user | Member | Last message 9 years ago

Managing my Bipolar II

After a recent unusually long (4 months) bout of depression I'm (while joyously manic) on a mission to better manage my Bipolar II. As part of this I've realised that (1) it would help me to do some things differently and (2) my friends and family may wan

Recovery ClubCreated 10 years ago

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Unknown user | Member | Last message 9 years ago

What is normal in the world

Let alone having Bipolar making me feel different I just in general feel defective.My graduating class and friends well majority of them are married with children.They are doing what "Life" is meant to be. Education, Travel, Love, Work, House, Children, R

Something’s not rightCreated 10 years ago

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MrNZ | Casual Contributor | Last message 10 years ago

Not sure

Things have been very stressful for a long time now, stuck in my own business (work) same problems and issues day to day. Not feeling like I am winning. I play some sport and have a happy home life, but work is such a big part of our lives it really

Something’s not rightCreated 10 years ago

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Fish | Senior Contributor | Last message 6 years ago

Raging against "the machine"

Last year was a big year for me. I turned 30, I had my first hospital admission, and I was diagnosed with bipolar 2. The episode that landed me in hospital also destroyed my career. I'd graduated from uni a couple of years prior, and like all except the m

Something’s not rightCreated 10 years ago

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Queenie | Senior Contributor | Last message 9 years ago

My artwork - should I get back into it?

So this is a rough pic of a painting I did a few years ago. I miss painting and producing artwork. This one was framed up and sold to a brand new mental health unit in Queensland in 2012. Should I get back into it? I used to paint a lot of nudes from life

Our storiesCreated 10 years ago

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Charlie76 | Casual Contributor | Last message 9 years ago

Lost

I have depression, post traumatic stress from childhood trauma, borderline personality disorder. I've been with my husband for 19yrs, married for 12. We have 6 kids he pulled away from me 9mths ago then told me he wants a separation. After 6mths I met a g

Our storiesCreated 10 years ago

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Baileyboy | Senior Contributor | Last message 6 years ago

Oh no...menopause!!!

Is anyone out there willing to share their experiences with menopause and the relationship it has with MI, mine being ptsd? Should I be scared? Bb Anyone?

Something’s not rightCreated 10 years ago

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