“Wow. That was a brilliant idea.”
That’s what I have been hearing lately in my head. Oh, I am so full of good ideas. They’re just …
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Athlaos
11:09 am on
March 20th, 2009Wow, finding a mentor that knows exactly what I’m going through, someone who’s opinion I trust over everyone else’s. That’s a brilliant idea. Oh, wait…
Mur
7:10 pm on
March 25th, 2009Athlaos:
Oh wait… I know the answer I think.
You’re past experiences have left you with NOBODY…that can either help practically or otherwise. Hit the nail on the head?
Christine Stapleton, count yourself as one of the most blessed bi-polar people around! You are so lucky!
gladtobealive
2:20 pm on
May 16th, 2009hmmm. i have done med checks in a community psychiatric facility as an RN. I think I know what mania looks like. It seems to be problematic when it starts to get negative–effects sleep, effects finances, effects job performance, gets grandiose kinda… with all the brilliant ideas as a red flag indicating mania? Is the brilliant idea of revamping the entire medicare system the type of brilliant ideas you have or is it a stimulating idea that really is realistically brilliant? I go through periods of increased ideas that I save to files so I can read later because they are so thought provoking– I am wondering if this is indicative of me being bipolar. I am still not quite sure if I am unipolar or bipolar. My manias are not off the charts maniacish–maybe i am more hypomanic. one fact is true: I am depressed 24/7
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