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Tag Archives: bipolar
If Your Spouse Is Bipolar, How Much Should You Put Up With?
If your spouse has some kind of syndrome, how much should you put up with? I say you should not put up with any more than if the spouse had no such diagnosis or syndrome. There’s nothing that forces you … Continue reading
The Informant
I’ve tried to hold off for the past 18 hours writing about this movie. I just saw it yesterday. The bipolar protagonist? That’s me. I don’t want to write about this dark side of mine because it could be really … Continue reading
Posted in Hollywood, Personal
Tagged bipolar, delusions of grandeur, informant, mark whitacre, protagonist
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I Want To Be A Part Of A Bipolar Study
I’ve got a few tendencies in the bipolar direction. I tend to get so high that I think there will be no consequences for my actions. Then I get so low that I think there’s no hope. I find yoga … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged Alexander Technique, bipolar, health care provider, mental health care, psychiatrist
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My Personalities Have Changed — All Seven Of Them
My kundalini has changed too. It is flowing in unexpected but exciting directions — none of them illegal! I’m happy these days. Hari Har! Hari Har! I attribute my change in temperament to yoga and Alexander Technique. I met up … Continue reading
I’m In A Funk
It’s Saturday night. I’m still getting over my cold. I feel sluggish. I’m hanging out in my chat room: YourMoralLeader: oy, i feel like i should be more entertaining YourMoralLeader: gimme some scoop! guest23: Leah Kleim found another satmar guest23: … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged accent, alex jones, bipolar, bullpen, chatroom, de funk, friendships, grover, Leah Kleim, lithium, loneliness, manic phase, mates, ny times, oy, ozzies, quot, social worker, tendencies, yay
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