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May 27, 2013 at 11:28 PM
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WARNING: This will be a rant of some sort but I am open to feedback
I really feel like I have been riding the roller coaster real hard lately. Up one second, down the next. I haven't had an hallucinations or anything like that but this roller coaster ride has GOT TO STOP. I am so tired of it. |
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May 29, 2013 at 05:08 PM
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Yeah, I know what you are saying Born.. I have been on that roller coaster a long time.. It gets a little better as you go.. I have noticed.. When I first became ill, I had rampent thoughts.. I mean, like a race car.. That eventually passed.. The whole time I have had depression.. Never really took anything for it.. Decided to fight it on my own.. I recently learned though that vitamin B12 helps depression.. It also speeds up your metabolism.. So, I started taking that and it helps.. We just have to find our balance with this illness.. I think it can be done.. I have come a long ways.. I can't ever remember the last time I was in the hospital.. I think it has been like 8 years now.. Anyway, I am probably rambling now.. Hope that helped you some.. Peace
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Jun 02, 2013 at 11:33 PM
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I pretty much stay on the down side--sometimes very, very far down. Before I got really ill I was on the good ole roller coaster--I sure don't miss those days. Of course I wish I would have leveled out at a more in between stage instead of so far down. I hope you stable out some. D.
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