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Originally Posted by bpcyclist
BirdDancer, I do think there is a DBSA group somewhere, but I don't really know anything about it. I guess I should probably give it a shot and see what it is like. I know it is not just for bipolar people, which somewhat puts me off, for some reason. There could be some support or possible frineds there, though.
I hope you are able to make some new pals at French School. That sounds like such fun!! You are obviously such an accomplished chef, and living within striking distance of NYC, have you ever taken any of those incredible cooking classes available in the city? It's the best food city on earth, by far, as far as I know!! That could be so much fun for someone like you! Just a thought.
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Hi bpcylist. I hope you do consider checking out a DBSA meeting. If you don't like it, then you'll know. I can't speak for one near you, but mine often had more people with bipolar disorder than depression. Frankly, I thought the folks with depression were not off putting. I really liked a number of them and learned from them. At least at my DBSA meetings they fit in just fine. My meetings were usually well-attended with occasional interesting guests, because of where I live. Some members could be annoying (maybe I was to some

), but c'est la vie!
NYC is a little too far away for me for regular travel, though many in my area do it, daily. Hectic! But hubby and I go in sometimes for concerts, and the like. Actually, my area has many cooking classes, but they are all mostly in the evenings, unless they're college-based. Once I went to a fish filleting class, another working with fondant, and a third a cheese appreciation class where we learned to make fresh mozzarella. They have many others, but most I don't really need. I could stand to improve my knife skills. [That sounds scary

!]