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Originally Posted by gris212
For the longest time no one but my family knew I was Bipolar. I still don't tell the world, but I have opened up close friends. I had a friend for 3 years and back in December I finally told him..not long after we stopped talking over something petty. 3 months later never heard from him again and I know it was because I told him I'm BP. Now I don't know who can handle knowing without judging me.
As someone else mentioned I find it difficult that I can be stable for months, sometimes years and then Boom I hit rock bottom. I can handle my manic states because I'm happiest then, I don't get full of rage or make really dumb decisions. When I think I've learned and gotten better control of this damn illness, it goes and kicks me in the butt reminding me I'm not as strong as I think I am.
I find the worse also that it's a daily battle with Myself! My thoughts get me in trouble, from getting fully depressed to having racing thoughts that don't let me sleep. If I was "normal" I know I would still be my own worse critic, but it's worse when you're BP.
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I understand what you mean about other people's reaction to my bp diagnosis. I've lost people along the way and they stop caring about me. It really hurts.how they cut you out of their lives. Know that only special friends really care. You don't need the ones who just stop talking to you. Remember that you really are strong! It's just this illness can kick us in the butt and hard. It doesn't make us weak or anything. We are stronger than we think. Be easy on yr self. Be kind to yr self. Hugs
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