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#26
Mar 01, 2014, 06:30 PM
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Yeah, true.
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Mar 03, 2014, 05:26 PM
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lobster hands reply was great. yes I guess I had tried to block out the deep depression that ALWAYS followed the mania. that's made me feel better about feeling "normal" now cos I can get things done, and its better not feelin that one day im king, and the next day that im a worthless no good ***** uncapable of anything
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Mar 03, 2014, 06:35 PM
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I was just telling my counselor today about how good mania felt, Ive only been manic twice, 2nd time was not all that but the first time I remember i was at a friends kids b day party at the beach and I was so happy and life was grand! It went on for a little while and then my friends realized what was going on and had me baker acted...but I sometimes wish I could just have a little bit of that super happy feeling...its been so long since ive been excited or really happy over something, I feel like my meds have kinda killed my happy senors...Im not down right miserable, but i miss how i felt that day at the beach, I was on top of the world...
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