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07/03/2012 04:23 PM
DaisyDoll88
DaisyDoll88
 
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Not sure if any of you remember me.

About a year and a half ago I came back to the group after a couple of years of ups and downs. I talked about my dogs a lot. Well February 7, 2011 my love passed away. He absolutely was the love of my life. After he passed away I went crazy. I stopped taking my meds and was very very depressed. I would wake up in the middle of the night and just cry for hours. I couldn't even talk about it because I would just burst out in tears. I ended up cheating on my boyfriend of three years. We split up and I moved in with this new guy... and his parents. Smart I know!

Come to find out this new guy smokes meth. I actually went against everything I ever believed in and tried meth. Thank God I did not get addicted I hated it. Long story short I got pregnant. This guy treated me horribly and I did not want my baby to exposed to meth or the horrible things this guy would put me through.

So I get back on my meds and my ex decided he was willing to forgive and try to work through everything. Even with the fact that I was pregnant.

My pregnancy was miserable. I could not believe I was pregnant by a meth addict. I was seriously considering adoption. The father was actually in jail when his son was born. My boyfriend was with me through the whole thing and this shows me how much he truly cares and wants to help me. I even named my son after him and we are engaged to be married but have not set a date yet. Provided I stay on my meds.

I am really wanting to keep my life on track and hopefully not go off my meds anymore. I think the main problem is I don't see a psych any more because my last one told me I was pretty and made me feel very uncomfortable because of some things that happened in my past.

I hope to be a permanent member here from now on!

BP2, PTSD, OCD
Meds: Depakote 1,000mg Seroquel 200mg Celexa 25mg
I am owned by a cat Doodles, a Great Dane Atlanta, and a pit bull Daisy.
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07/04/2012 02:02 PM  Top
Joy75
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Wow, you are really lucky to have such a great guy. I'm sorry that you went off your medications and this all happened to you. It's just something that some people end up doing. As long as you learned from it, it's all good. It's in the past. That guy seems awful. How terrible to find out he was a meth addict. Dangerous too. I think it's wonderful that your ex has given you another chance even though you are having another man's baby. That shows how much he loves you. I am happy for you. Congratulations on your engagement! I'm very happy for you! Welcome back to the group!!
Joy, 37 years old

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I AM NEITHER A PSYCHIATRIST OR PSYCHOLOGIST. I AM HERE FOR THE SAME REASONS YOU ARE. TO GIVE AND RECEIVE SUPPORT. WHAT I SAY IS PURELY MY OPINION. PLEASE CONTACT YOUR DOCTOR FOR MEDICAL ADVICE.

Bipolar disorder can be a great teacher. It’s a challenge, but it can set you up to be able to do almost anything else in your life. – Carrie Fisher

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07/05/2012 01:27 PM  Top
centerseeker
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Welcome back! Congrats on your son and your engagement. What a wonderfully supportive man you have found! I hope you will stay on your meds and visit us frequently.

Try not to be hard on yourself for your mistakes, just learn from them and try not to repeat them.

"No one can make you feel inferior without your consent." Eleanore Roosevelt

"If your compassion does not include yourself, it is incomplete." Jack Kornfield

"My goal in life is to be the person my dogs think I am" anonymous


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07/05/2012 01:29 PM  Top
IDoNotKnow
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07/06/2012 07:26 PM  Top
DaisyDoll88
DaisyDoll88
 
Posts: 33
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I agree. Not many are lucky enough to find someone who supports you. I think that is the greatest asset to bp. He reminds me to take my meds and he understands exactly why I go off the deep end sometimes and he helps instead of pushing me over. He is the only one in my life who understands exactly what being bp mean and do to me. Thanks for the welcomes. I am set on being a permanent memeber.
BP2, PTSD, OCD
Meds: Depakote 1,000mg Seroquel 200mg Celexa 25mg
I am owned by a cat Doodles, a Great Dane Atlanta, and a pit bull Daisy.
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