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Old Jun 27, 2012, 05:15 PM
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Hey everyone I know I havent been real active on the board but .... I have been lurking ...Just havent felt like I had anything worth while to add ...

Possible trigger ...

I have been dealing with rapid cycling for monthsssssssssssss One minute I'm feeling "ok" the next Im "Up" then the next time I'm "down and suicidal." I pretty much feel suicidal daily ... So far I havent "made plans" or wrote any letters ... My Therapist and I agree that for now we are going to play it by ear daily ..I have his number if I need to call him if I'm on the ledge and I know when my thoughts of suicide go to far . I also saw my pdoc while I was there for a emergency appt ( my T and Pdoc are in the same office ) .. he didnt want to change any of my meds right now as I havent responded well to med changes in the past and the current medications keep the hallcinations away.

Here's my problem today .... I woke up today in a mood that I have never dealt with before. I honestly dont care about anything ... I saw my T today for our regular appt ... He assured me that my " dont care feeling" is a normal thing for bipolars to feel ... But for me its a first ... He reassured me that this mood will indeed pass like all the other feelings and moods I go thru having Bipolar ..

Im just hoping this mood passes soon .. I dislike this one more than all of the other moods I attempt to cope with on a daily basis.

Can anyone relate? Sorry if my post seems jumbled I just cant seem to make sense

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Old Jun 27, 2012, 05:53 PM
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when I feel like that I call it procrastination feeling. At least you made it to an appt. So, what you expressed made sense to me.
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Old Jun 27, 2012, 08:00 PM
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((morethingswrong)) It's nice to hear from you! For me, the "I don't care" feeling is often part of depression. Sometimes when I'm down, I don't feel sad or in pain; I just feel like an emotionless zombie.

Don't worry; you made perfect sense.

Your sui thoughts have me concerned. You'd better post often so that we know that you're alright!
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Old Jun 27, 2012, 10:25 PM
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Secretum .... My T said its possible this could be depression presenting differantly than normal for me..I have just never had this " I dont care" feeling before. Normally Im so overly emotional its not even funny... so this feeling has just come out of nowhere.. Thanks for your kind words as always ..

I will keep posting.
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Old Jun 27, 2012, 10:52 PM
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I am glad you came back - you have been absent for so long I thought of PM'ing you today. Just participate - that alone would make things better. Maybe you do not care at the moment but someone else's plight ignites feelings in you - who knows, it is worth trying.
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Old Jun 28, 2012, 07:51 AM
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Its something i experience often so i can relate to the emotional vacancy when anhedonic. It is a common bipolar depressive symptom its what causes 'affect' lack of expression. Anhedonia was one of the four key diagnostic symptoms of melancholic patients in asylums between the 1700s and 1900s.

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Old Jun 28, 2012, 08:16 AM
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I've been there. Sometimes when I'm very depressed I'll slip into I don't care mode and stare at a wall for hours. My husband will beg and plead with me to talk to him but, I won't even respond, maybe I'll muster up the energy to sigh...depression hurts so much that I just turn off.
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Old Jun 28, 2012, 02:35 PM
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Im still in the " I dont care mood" I have sat here looking at the responses for a long time .. took forever to came up with a response .. Ugh, yes this mood indeed is very difficult one to cope with

thanks everyone your help I do appreciate it .. alot !
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Old Jun 29, 2012, 03:31 AM
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