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Dixon Carter Lee
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I am not so sure if bi is enough for yaya, raw. Is there anything called quatro-polar?
Dixon Carter Lee
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Yes it did. Your computer is fucked. Try hitting it.
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oh raw, ya know he has at least one (or more) personality, even if it has all the charm of an butt pimple.
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hmm, yaya cruisin the net as a chick, I can see this.DéjàNu said:
what she said about the pic also.
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Okay, so I'm not "bipolar" but I do have some chemical imbalances that I take meds for. (please limit the teasing, people)
When I tried to commit suicide a friend of mine called the police, first of all, which probably saved my life. They came over and talked me out of my depression, and then called some specialists to come over and talk to me.
I think if you have a friend as down as that, try to stay with them as much as possible. Don't make them (and i say make them because depressed people usually really really don't want to be alone but won't say it) be alone. Take him/her out places, or just hang out. talk. stuff like that. let them know you care.
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When I tried to commit suicide a friend of mine called the police, first of all, which probably saved my life. They came over and talked me out of my depression, and then called some specialists to come over and talk to me.
I think if you have a friend as down as that, try to stay with them as much as possible. Don't make them (and i say make them because depressed people usually really really don't want to be alone but won't say it) be alone. Take him/her out places, or just hang out. talk. stuff like that. let them know you care.
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Angel said:
See? I didn't know that. A roommate I had breifly in college told me she was bi-polar, but I never saw her acting manic or seriously depressed. But then, I didn't live with her very long.
The doc I saw followed the lives of a few people and one was a teeage boy. Oh my God, the things that child said and did to his parents was unbelievable, and this was after treatment. I think it must be frightening as hell to be trapped in his mind.
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sunstruck said:
I was really, severely depressed. I had a few episodes of mania, but they were very few and far between. When I had them though, they were incredibly frightening. It would last anywhere from two weeks to over a month.
The common misconception is that mania = strongly elevated moods or being hyper but its not true at all.
My manic periods were of severe irritability, I was very unstable, I had terrible insomnia, and excess energy that I literally went crazy trying to burn off. I couldn't do what I was supposed to do at work, and I couldn't be around people when I was like that, not because I was concerned with how they saw my behavior, but because being around all of that activity made it that much worse.
I also had two episodes of hypomania, which is the same thing only in briefer periods (Mine were for 1 or 2 days at a time.)
They were almost scarier than the depression.
It is much worse during the teen years, imagine all of the shit a normal child deals with mentally and physically through puberty, topped off with Depression and Periods of Mania.
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