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Jenn4Senior Contributor
Even if you come out of them well, manic episodes (or I imagine any comparible "event") are like a hurricane with the associated aftermath. Any advice or solidarity fam? 💙 they're scary. I scare myself. And the people around me.
In response to: Manic episodes are like a hurricane
JupiterSenior Contributor
Hey @Jenn4 
I'm sorry you haven't received any responses on this post yet. I know that there would be a lot of members that relate to your experience, but sometimes it can take a little while for people to find threads and respond. I did notice you have had a lot of action on your other thread "Regret from mania..." so I hope that left you with a sense of solidarity and that you are not alone 
Take care of yourself,
Jupiter
In response to: Re: Manic episodes are like a hurricane
Jenn4Senior Contributor
Thansk for reaching out @Jupiter . I am feeling better, yes. The responses on other posts I made have definitely been part of that 🙂 Thanks and love your work.
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