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sarahtroy"There's a special place in my heart for MDJ's Bipolars dealing with Alcoholism support group. As an alcoholic in recovery, it is my safe harbor. I draw strength and hope from our Bipolar alcoholics and addicts who bravely share their experiences and courageously face our common demons. This is a special, close and safe group to explore any alcohol or drug issues. I have made many dear friends and been sustained by the love and acceptance so freely offered." (sarahtroy)

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Payal My diary is a description of daily events that take place in my life and disturb me. Can't goto my therapist for every little thing. Have been in CBT for a year now, don't see any benefit. Yesterday a friend of mine suggested group therapy, want to try it, but don't know whether there are any bipolar groups in India. Found this online group and thought of joining it.


fight with a so called friend

May 25 2012
Yesterday i had a fight with a so called frnd. Well I hv met him twice, still we had been talking everyday for the past 2 weeks. yesterday he suddenly said that i needed to change myself, and how i wouldfeel if someone talked to me the way I talked to people. i found all this very confusing, i asked him many times wht was wrong with me, but he didn't elaborate. So here to day I am with one friend less.

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written by lken, May 26, 2012
a lot people can only see life in a mold. the way others think we should be. be yourself, not much of a friend , trying to change you.
written by cetacean, May 26, 2012
not friendless he would have to have been a friend first clearly he's not capable and your better off

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