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why is that one minute im really happy and ...

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raildogg

Lifer
... it feels like theres nothing to live for. i mean like right now im really happy for no apparent reason and in another minute im gonna feel like sh!t.
 
for me, it's one minute that i'm really happy and then i feel like theres nothing to live for in the rest of my life.
 
Manic depression is touching my soul
I know what I want but I just don?t know
How to, go about gettin? it
Feeling sweet feeling,
Drops from my fingers, fingers
Manic depression is catchin? my soul

Woman so weary, the sweet cause in vain
You make love, you break love
It?s all the same
When it?s, when it?s over, mama
Music, sweet music
I wish I could caress, caress, caress
Manic depression is a frustrating mess

Well, I think I?ll go turn myself off,
And go on down
All the way down
Really ain?t no use in me hanging around
In your kinda scene

Music, sweet music
I wish I could caress, caress, caress
Manic depression is a frustrating mess
 
Originally posted by: raildogg
... it feels like theres nothing to live for. i mean like right now im really happy for no apparent reason and in another minute im gonna feel like sh!t.
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Fluctuates that much from minute to minute? Bad drugs.
 
Originally posted by: raildogg
... it feels like theres nothing to live for. i mean like right now im really happy for no apparent reason and in another minute im gonna feel like sh!t.
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Bipolar Disease

Do not be afraid because treatment can restore you to a normal state of mental health
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🙂
 
you need a change in your daily or weekly routine. Join some sports leagues or interest clubs ...
 
My oldest son is bipolar, his medicine "cocktail" has really made a huge difference to him. He is doing well in school and is repairing friendships he had inadvertantly broken.

Just coming to grips with the disorder is the hardest part...
 
If you're serious about this, I think you might want to see a therapist since you're so worried about it. But, honestly....I think most people feel this way...it just how we deal with it that makes us differnet.
 
i was gonna make a thread about this too... i feel the same way sometimes. one moment i'm feeling happy and optimistic and the next i feel down and afraid - basically just depressed i guess

though it's not extreme enough to be problem for me
 
Originally posted by: dighn
i was gonna make a thread about this too... i feel the same way sometimes. one moment i'm feeling happy and optimistic and the next i feel down and afraid, basically just depressed i guess

though it's not extreme enough to be problem for me
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its not that big of a problem. its just really weird.

i think when people do stuff, like job etc they dont think as much, so i guess keeping yourself occupied is a good thing
 
its normal to have up and downs. im more worried about people that are happy all the time than the ones that feel sad too. the key is if they are EXTREME. like, super happy not a care in the world orgasmic to wtf i hate my life shoot me know i wanna die. thats not right.
 
Originally posted by: fyleow
I believe bipolar doesn't happen in "minutes" but I might be wrong. I think it has to be months/weeks of being super super hyper happy for no reason and then really sad and depressed.
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There are degrees of cycling in bipolar disorder. My son actually cycles within the second to the highest category. It's adolescence that's accelerated it for him so dramatically which gives us and him hope for his future.

 
Originally posted by: Megatomic
My oldest son is bipolar, his medicine "cocktail" has really made a huge difference to him. He is doing well in school and is repairing friendships he had inadvertantly broken.

Just coming to grips with the disorder is the hardest part...
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what drugs?
 
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