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Originally Posted by introvertguy
Sorry to hear about the possible relapse. Maybe it's just sinking in that you just had a big move from NY to CO. I know all the times I've moved it was unsettling for the first few days or weeks. The feeling that the new place is unfamiliar, that insecurity until a new place feels like home. Cheer up, probably just a little adjustment period. I work with a woman managing bipolar and it can be an ongoing process. I have experienced anxiety my whole life and bouts of depression so I understand how you may be feeling. See that doctor. I always feel better when I see mine. He makes me hopeful by reminding me it's my condition, it's not who I am and that it's manageable.
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TY for the response, the biggest adjustment I have to make is not having a car, I gave up my car as a result of both being broke until my disability was approved and an intense fear of driving, I also have a fear of buses and have managed to tackle 2 bus routes to walmart to get groceries andmeds and one to go downtown to eat out and go to the independance center. That 's all I do so far but its a start, one of these days I have to take a test run to Fountain on the Fountain bus where my doctor is, luckily i have enough meds to last for a bit. Thanks again for responding.
