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Old Aug 31, 2014, 05:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Crescent Moon View Post
My daughter has bp, dx as a young teen. At first she HATED meds because she so loved hypomania.. It was her normal. She complained mightily that the meds made her feel numb and lifeless. After about 3 months of taking it tho (under my watchful eyes), she started to feel *real* emotions. She became overwhelmed at first, because her bipolar mind had been spinning and racing so fast all the time that she had never noticed what was going on around her. on meds, for the first time ever, she started noticing the feelings of others. It was a beautiful awakening for her. And for me, it was like watching a flower unfold. She still talks about what a shock it was to her system to be cut off from her constant hypomania/mania. She has grown into such a compassionate young woman. And I'll tell you, she wouldn't trade mere normalcy for anything now
Thanks for that. Yeah, I'm going through the horrid remorse. Was mean to my sister Kim who just brought me a whole bunch of art supplies. I feel so bad.

See when I'm hypo, I want to save the world, but then everything comes crashing in on me, and its he'll. Then I take my meds as prescribed get bored and then start decreasing some and increasing some. Right now at this moment I can see it. But when my mood changes my thoughts change and there starts the cycle again. But thank you. Has got me thinking...
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