View Single Post
 
Old Jan 17, 2020, 01:43 AM
Rick7892's Avatar
Rick7892 Rick7892 is offline
Member
 
Member Since: Dec 2013
Location: Between Here & There
Posts: 188
Quote:
Originally Posted by Miss Laura View Post
I spoke to my Therapist today.... I eventually told her about what's been going on. Took about 40 mins to tell her but I came out and told her I'm off my meds and I'm enjoying the buzz. We had a great talk but feel I shouldn't have told her. I'm not feeling like it was a bad decision for her to be let in. Now I'm stressing about next week's session. I'm in 2 minds to tell someone else. I feel like such a loser for not even making it to 200 days on my meds since my last non compliance. Why am I an idiot re med taking. I think I genuinely do enjoy these periods of hypo mania and that I'm truly in the best place I have been in years
Good for you to tell your therapist, even though it wasn't easy! Telling her is good self-care!

Hypomania is intoxicating and at times enjoyable. You are not the only one who has felt that. For me, getting intoxicated with the hypomania is one of the toughest things about my bipolar disorder.

Hoping you can be kind to yourself...
__________________
A virtual to all in a time of physical social distancing!
Trying to practice coping tools to live in my own skin more gently, peacefully, & comfortably One Day a Time (sometimes one breath at a time)
Thanks for this!
Miss Laura