Comments on: Notes from Slovenia

By: I Feel Psychology

I Feel Psychology — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 23:14:07 +0000

Bipolar disorder for dummies now also in Slovene — http://skrci.me/E14Gd

By: abysmalmother

abysmalmother — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 21:33:59 +0000

I am one of those people you describe who are bitter. My mom saw a doctor for depression, was given anti-depressants, and then experienced the first of her many manic episodes. My grandmom saw a General Practitioner and he gave her medication for her depression. She became psycotic and then catatonic. It is especially hurtful that the doctors did not explain that this might be a side effect. We were unprepared. Well I am prepared. So far I have managed to control my depression. Should I ever get to the stage where I need to be medicated, my husband and I both agree that one medical condition (depression) is enough of a burden to bear with out the addition of mania. I will not take medication. I would rather die. If my husband goes against my wishes. I WILL kill myself as I do not want to hurt my children the way my mother hurt me.

By: L K Tucker

L K Tucker — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 17:39:17 +0000

I searched for an email address without success. If you continue to experience episodic depression investigate Subliminal Distraction exposure as the cause.

This is free and does not interfere with any treatment you now have.

If you have behaviors that could cause exposure make slight changes to eliminate them. The use of computers in busy locations is the most likely cause today. But the phenomenon was discovered before computers existed.

If recent intense exposure is the problem stopping it will effect a quick recovery. Low-level and long-term exposure is harder to resolve but stopping current exposure is the first step.

By: PsychCentral

PsychCentral — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 13:00:46 +0000

Bipolar Beat: Notes from Slovenia http://bit.ly/1tfHXU