I wonder how common it is to get sui thoughts when (hypo)manic, as I keep getting them out of extreme agitation/frustration. I'm not mixed or depressed, either. I saw my pdoc on Friday and he said I was hypo (and I believe I am, too). If you ignore the sui thoughts and irritability, I meet 0 of the criteria for a depressive episode/
It all started after I took Seroquel 2 nights ago. This has actually happened with Seroquel before too, but I brushed it off as being a coincidence. Now I see that it's not a coincidence at all. It keeps happening.
I guess the "concern" is that I have racing thoughts and impulsivity from the hypomania. ****. I hope my mood is not transitioning into full-blown mania.
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Originally Posted by Standup2me
It's so cold here (-43) that the snow crunches underfoot. The sky is clear and the moon is as bright as a beacon. I want to dance in the moonlight and drink in her energy.
Life is energy and energy is life
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Does it normally get that cold in Alberta in the winter? I thought -20F here was cold, but -43C/-43F is pretty bad. (Well, it's not -20F here right now, but sometimes it gets that cold with windchill.)