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Bipolar Forums › General & Support › christmas tree and new year eve
12/28/2008 11:00 AM
cygnet68
Don't like much christmas time, life really hard in december, when we ve got no sun.

In fact looking forward to the maniac phase in april because i feel better, can live and work as everyone.

Got a special light my doctor tell me to buy to help me because lithium and zoloft not enough in winter for me.

Would like to know if you tryed it and what do you think ?

So think in france we will be in 2009 before you lol, will send you messages.

Christine
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12/28/2008 11:11 AM  Top
Flaco73
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I come to life in AprilSmile

I need a special light, too.

"Talkin' 'bout soulshine. It's better than sunshine. It's better than moonshine. Damn sure better than rain." - Warren Haynes

12/28/2008 05:23 PM  Top
Defiantgroundhog
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I used to just lay in sunlight as much as possible and it helped a lot. I assume the light would do the same thing. I was going to get one but they were so expensive. Enjoy it!
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