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Originally Posted by mossanimal
I continue to remember things and I always mention it because I still feel like I need to be convinced that I have it. Some of the things I hope were related to bipolar because if not.. I just purely had no common sense.
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My first diagnosis was 23 years ago and I did not want to believe it then because of stigma. Now I have a recent BP II diagnosis and I like to think that I just barely am affected anymore. Then I remember stuff like this. I don't know how much you know about what I described, but I know a lot about it and under normal conditions (if I were a rational person) I would try to intervene if I saw a stranger attempting it. It was death wish stupid.
Oddly enough, I am close to finishing a kayak built from plans that is very capable of doing this sort of thing in relative safety. But I still would not paddle out as far as I did and ride rollers that large alone. Even with the right equipment, there was some pucker factor with the conditions and it had been years since I had paddled heavy water.