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Old Jul 16, 2016, 09:19 PM
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Originally Posted by GoldenSnitch View Post
I was thinking a bit about this today. Sometimes I have a hard time differentiating between moods and episodes. And I think part of the reason for that is because I feel everything so deeply. I experience everything full force and that can really make you feel a lot of things, a lot of them for me are negative too.

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I actually feel similar to this, it can be hard for me because I feel.e emotions so deeply especially irritability and sadness. I do think I'm in a depressive episode right now, and it is hard to tell if it really is major depression or if it is just general sadness, then I remember I'm experiencing little.to no joy, even when I smile, laugh etc. An some.days it's every mood at once I experience which makes it even harder to tell what's going on. But now that I'm in DBT I keep a diary card to keep track of some of my moods, (not all since it's more tailored to BPD stuff and not BP moods, but a joy and sadness rating scale.are.on there, so that's good), so maybe it'll become a little eaiser to tell moods from episodes, with that tool. I should really keep a mood tracker though, I just don't know what would be a good one, or if I could remember to do it daily.
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