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Nov 13, 2007, 01:39 AM
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Can somebody who has dealt with this longer than I have (about a year now) explain to me how it is possible to be near-suicidal and so hyper you can't stop moving at the same freakin' time?
 And as long as I'm asking dumb questions, why does this always happen at night? Lately I'm hyper all day, start getting a teeny bit depressed in the evening, and then when it's time to go to bed, no matter how exhausted I am, I'm in hyperdrive. If I have to be manic, I'd really rather be in hyperdrive during the day when I need the energy!  This is one frustrating disease.
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Nov 13, 2007, 11:21 AM
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I don't usually post here but wanted to give you a hug ((((((( dear bear friend ))))))))))
 
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Nov 13, 2007, 01:54 PM
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The two best bears! {{{{Candy}}}} {{{{Fuzzy}}}}
Can you use the energy to exercise or do some chores you don't normally feel like doing? I hate being up in the night but I'm not usually hyper. Are you sure it's not a med thing? I had some trouble a couple months ago with being up, exhausted and hyper at the same time and it was my meds. I had to pace but I almost fell over on my face I was so tired. So sorry if that's how you're feeling. Did you ask your pdoc? I have a pedometer; I guess I if I weren't tired I'd put it on and make me a "pace course" through my home :-) I recently bought these: http://jumpsnap.com/?gclid=CMO4j52y2o8CFQUoZAod0CNo8A :-) A "jumprope" without the rope! So you can do it inside.
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Nov 13, 2007, 02:03 PM
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I think you are mixed.
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Nov 16, 2007, 05:19 PM
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Possiblity of a mixed state or rapid cycling? I would ask a professional more about it...
I have been "up", "down", "mixed", and "rapid cycling" Some people are morning people and some are night...sounds like you may be a night person? Frustrating yes...I wonder if you change some of your night time routine you might be able to change this...I use to catch a "second wind" then wake up late... For the past week I have been going to bed at 10 p.m. no matter what...alarm goes off at 5:30 and out of bed by 6 a.m. no matter what... I think to help go to bed...need some kind or routine...read a book, take a shower, have someone give you a massage...what ever is more relaxing... In the morning...try to speed things up a little...setting deadlines to get things done by a certain time... Just some things I've been thinking about...I'm mostly a morning person who turned night person who is trying to go back to morning...it does get frustrating and confusing....
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