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Hi @Bunniekins

That pic suggests a MIXED STATE Bi Polar to me, which I might well have.

I like those Winnie the Pooh characters tho did not read it til in my 30s to my own children. I discovered many children's classics as a mum.

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Hi @Bunniekins,

Like @Appleblossom, I like the Winnie The Pooh characters, too! I remember when I was a child I got a talking Pooh Bear plush toy for a present - I loved it!

I have often heard the metaphor relating Eeyore to Depression, but it is interesting to relate Tigger and Eeyore to the ups and downs of Bipolar. Are there any other children's animated characters that you find relatable, @Bunniekins?

Kindest,

Amour_Et_Psyché

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Hi @Former-Member hmmmmm .... the Tasmanian Devil and Speedy Gonzales!!!!!!

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Hi @Take_me_as_i_am ..... 👋

Have you met @Bunniekins and @Appleblossom ?

Love the Tigger and Eeyore analogy @Bunniekins.

@Queenie I hope you don’t mind me tagging you in here ..... I think you have a voice of experience that these folk could benefit from.

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Thanks for tagging me @Faith-and-Hope, I find I can go for while a while with Tigger making the decisions before Eeyore takes over (as he inevitably does). I had heard that Winnie the Pooh characters could be summed up in all sorts of mental health conditions (Rabbit is supposedly OCD and Christopher Robin schizophrenia, but who knows? I certainly don't). I'm at the Eeyore stage at the moment, so I am struggling to find analogies for the bipolar elevation.

Anybody miss their Tigger when Eeyore is around? @Bunniekins @Appleblossom

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Thanks for responding from your Eeyore state @Queenie .....

@Take_me_as_i_am does having the Tigger and Eeyore analogy help with describing bipolar states without having to explain much further ?

Hi @Bunniekins @Appleblossom ..... 👋
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