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3 weeks ago
0 MOOD ON THE SCALE
Why are normal people more productive? And less stress and less mental illness? It is a science of stabilising moods so much that 0 mood is acheived meaning +10 grandiosity and -10 depression on the low scale. So the most production point or mood is 0 on
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Encouraging Quotes
Hi all,This is something else I'm quite keen on, in fact I tend to collect them and write the best ones into the inside covers of my yearly diaries to help remind me to take heart in the dark times. I hope you will share your favourites too please.So to k
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Financial impacts.
I posted this on the Carers Forum, but it was suggested that you may also have some thoughts on this topic, so I am reposting the text:I was just wondering how everyone else copes with the financial challenges of having a mental illness in the family. Cur
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Who are You?
This may be an odd question, but it has one I have been asking myself. For the last 7 years I have been wrapped up in my dh's wellbeing re his ptsd, and before that I was battling my own depression. In the space of the last 10 years we have moved continen
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Your feedback wanted: What do you want to talk about
Hi everyone, The next Topic Tuesday is coming up on the 26th Aug. For those who haven't been a part of Topic Tuesday before, Topic Tuesday is a 2 hour block of time (6pm-8pm AEST) to come together & discuss a specific topic. You can find
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Saw my psychiatrist today for the first time!
Well as some of you know i was getting nervous about goingto my first psychiatrist appointment today. It didnt end up being all that bad just a lot of talking about my life and my past etc and filling out forms as well. Turns out i have borderline persona
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Carer Retreats
I recently became overwhelmed with stress and exhaustion from months of dealing with multiple juggling balls. I'm a full time student, part time carer, part time step parent, volunteer, worker, and I also have bipolar disorder and a history of other menta
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Financial impacts
I was just wondering how everyone else copes with the financial challenges of having a mental illness in the family. Currently three of my four family members are on a range of medications for a mix of things: me for depression, my daughter for anxiety an
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What are you good at?
Hi Everyone, I've seen in different topics people mentioned things that they are good at. Photography, poetry, sewing, just to name a few! Besides being a carer, what are you good at? What have you been successful in or enjoyed? It doesn't h
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What you dont know about me, that I'd like you to know.
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