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| 7/5/2008 5:32:20 PM |
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metsfan50
Winder, GA
age: 50
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i am 50 dbf with bipolar, i live in winder ga area, would like to talk with someone who may understand it of has been diagnosed with it, it get a bit lonely when people just don't understand why you are being antisocial and just cut you off.. i am not bipolar all the time, sometimes i have really good days and some days well i hope you get the picture, i just thought i would try this sight
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| 7/5/2008 10:45:09 PM |
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jdmccoy6336
Puyallup, WA
age: 28
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I am a 28 year old male. I am bipolar. I also understand the point of being very lonly. My own family dose not understand at all, but my mother dose some what because she also has bipolar disorder. Also my mother dose not understand it how it complitly affects me becuase of the age and gender differences. There is times where I just want to hit my head on a wall and then turn and say "What the hell don't you under stand people?" So I hope you can  rock on friend.
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| 7/6/2008 7:06:29 AM |
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ccherie
Salem, OR
age: 54
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Hey!!":0) I am not bi-polar.... but I certainly do relate to having others not understand. As a complication of a serious illness, I am deaf. It is not something people can see...and since I speak so well, people just don't get it. And I am not kidding.. my doctors of 20 plus years still write in their notes, that when I hear I understand better I don't hear at all.
I also know how Family does not always understand...it was and is very difficult for my father to accept my disability.
It is very difficult to have a disablity that no one can see. I also have the tinnitus or ringing in the ears, and often when I say I have a difficult time understanding, because of the noises in my head, people look at me like I'm nuts...and I'll say "well as long as the noises don't tell me what to do, I am ok!!!"
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| 7/6/2008 3:55:45 PM |
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metsfan50
Winder, GA
age: 50
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we can't give up, we are all beautiful people
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| 7/8/2008 2:54:45 PM |
bipolar anyone |
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missy23po
Centerville, UT
age: 25
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| 7/8/2008 2:55:10 PM |
bipolar anyone |
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missy23po
Centerville, UT
age: 25
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| 7/8/2008 2:55:58 PM |
bipolar anyone |
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missy23po
Centerville, UT
age: 25
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why why
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| 7/13/2008 9:47:21 PM |
bipolar anyone |
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sittinginatree
Bossier City, LA
age: 46
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One of the worse things about being bi-polar is that you pass it on to your kids
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| 7/13/2008 9:52:30 PM |
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no12luvyet
Philadelphia, PA
age: 53
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being bi-polar dont mean a thing ,if two people love one another . who gives a rats patute what others think ,just you worry about yourself and your man Metsfan. i'd go out with you if you were here Metsfan
ROB(philly)Pa
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| 7/14/2008 8:01:48 AM |
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randystreet
Stamford, CT
age: 29
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You say that like you were serving up an hors devores, but I never met a bipolar case that didn't belong in an institution under close supervision. I'm sorry if that offends anybody, but first-hand experience is a crude teacher.
I had a neighbor. She was a former school marm and a LICENSED DRIVER that was a constant threat to everyone and everything around her. Her prescription-induced actions were not only unpredictable, she couldn't be held accountable for them. That is, until one day she tried to burn the building I lived in to the ground and they took her away.
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| 7/14/2008 10:00:08 AM |
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tammyd1962
Buna, TX
age: 46
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Not everyone who is Bi-Polar is a nut. As long as you take your meds correctly and do what is needed you can perform as a normal human being... Have been bi-polar for years and have lead a very productive life.
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| 7/14/2008 10:02:15 AM |
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ccherie
Salem, OR
age: 54
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You say that like you were serving up an hors devores, but I never met a bipolar case that didn't belong in an institution under close supervision. I'm sorry if that offends anybody, but first-hand experience is a crude teacher.
I had a neighbor. She was a former school marm and a LICENSED DRIVER that was a constant threat to everyone and everything around her. Her prescription-induced actions were not only unpredictable, she couldn't be held accountable for them. That is, until one day she tried to burn the building I lived in to the ground and they took her away.
I agree with the attitude statement "Like serving up hors devores"... Disabilites should be taken seriously by those who have them JMO
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| 7/14/2008 1:47:43 PM |
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springfever100
Nepean, ON
age: 41
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I still think a good amount of normal people, would actually just love to see the mentally disabled euthanized or locked up as it seems many don't think they belong in this so called world, I know 3 people with bi-polar and they do okay.. and try like hell to live a normal life . 2 I know are married with supportive spouses. the third,is a good male friend of mine , who is trying desperately to live a normal a life as possible , and is in university with a job on top of it... mental disorders are not to be made fun off, and people with them, all they want is to be accepted,
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| 7/14/2008 6:36:33 PM |
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ccherie
Salem, OR
age: 54
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I still think a good amount of normal people, would actually just love to see the mentally disabled euthanized or locked up as it seems many don't think they belong in this so called world, I know 3 people with bi-polar and they do okay.. and try like hell to live a normal life . 2 I know are married with supportive spouses. the third,is a good male friend of mine , who is trying desperately to live a normal a life as possible , and is in university with a job on top of it... mental disorders are not to be made fun off, and people with them, all they want is to be accepted,
We all want to be accepted...no matter what our disability is. When we disparage ourselves and be angry and say mean things, that is all other people see. The disabled are entitled to what everyone else is, there is no entitlement to negative,agressive, abusive behavior by anyone, towards anyone. We cannot always guarantee that if we treat ourselves with respect that others will follow, but at least we will not give them ammunition, and reflect negatively on others with disabilities.
I am not saying that you do this... I have been thinking this for some time in this group, and felt it was just time to say it I guess
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| 7/16/2008 3:53:31 PM |
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christyc
Deerfield Beach, FL
age: 29
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29 f florida with biplor. i have had biplor for 4years and i dont like it at all.i want to talk to people that have it also so i can see how to do myself to be a better person. i have a sister that has to be by my side most of the time because i ahve lost trust because of all the bad things i have done . i listen to other people and not listen to my family. so if there is anybody out there willing to help me plz feel free.
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