The end of my line..

Let us know if there is anything we can do.

((((HUGS)))))

Tee

Post edited by: TerriTee, at: 06/08/2008 05:11

Getting better is going to require getting the help that you need, and the hospital or doctors office is the only place you are going to find that.

He said he doesn't think hospitalization is the best option and instead I'm being called every few hours. He's also changed up my medication and I'm hoping it takes a better effect.

I do feel better having spoken to someone, which is a good start even if it is small.

Anyway - wanted to let you know that I understand. I know that's not much - but I do get where you're coming from. And things will get better. I just keep watching my mood chart and waiting for my next up-swing.

Best of luck to you!

Karen

psychiatrists must match with you. find one that is sympathetic and knows the issue well.. and ask your boyfriend to get support too.. with people are also living with bipolar people.

relationships are hard.. i lost my partner last november because of my bipolar.. but it was because we never went to counselling and he didnt know much about the disorder, my triggers and reactions...

breathe.. beleive in yourself and your ability to heal (with help) and beleive in your goodness..