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05/21/2008 03:51 PM
kellybell
kellybell
 
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Hello!I'm new to the group and am so grateful something like this exists.I just got out of the hospital yesterday and am looking for more support in my life.I'm really bad at introductions...I just foind out barely a year ago that I am bipolar and only in the last week or two have I started to take that seriously. I'm ready to start making a change in my life and looking to be healty again.
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05/21/2008 04:31 PM  Top
zinnia
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welcome! the best thing about this site is that you will finally feel like you are NEVER ALONE. right after you get out of the hospital can be really rough. you sound like you have a really positive attitude about getting and staying healthy. this is a great place to find support. we ask one another literally anything. there's also the "anyone awake" thread where people just go to keep up with one another's lives and have off topic discussions.

i hope you feel really good here and that you jump right in and ask questions, ask for support, make comments, etc. we're really glad you're here.

peace-

zinnia

Well behaved women rarely make history.

Thou canst not disturb a flower without the troubling of a star...from "Troubling a Star", by Madelaine L'Engle...we all affect one another by our words and actions...it is our choice whether to do so purposefully and positively, or carelessly and hurtfully...may we all bring to one another the peace that we seek...

"if you want others to be happy, practice compassion. if you want to be happy, practice compassion" the Dahli Laama
Peace-
Zinnia

05/21/2008 04:36 PM  Top
norma
normaPosts: 10109
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I'm an Advocate

Welcome Kellybell...glad you found us..there is lots of support here. Many of us have been hospitalized when we needed some help. I have bipolar disease and so does my 26 yr old son...

Please join in or start a discussion, tell your story, or browse the Lounge section which has lots of activities. We are here for you.

Comments made by me are from my own experience and they are my opinion alone, whose intent is only to share that opinion and not to give medical advice nor discourage from seeking medical help. Medicine is best left to the professionals that is what they do.
"In the time of your life, live-so that in that wondrous time you shall not add to the misery and sorrow of the world, but, shall smile to the infinite variety and mystery of it." William Saroyan
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Rest in Peace, Gloria...you will be missed.

05/21/2008 04:44 PM  Top
fighter
fighter
 
Posts: 93
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you go girl hang tight, you are doing the best thing 4 u and your family!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!REALLY! PROUD U R HERE!!!!!!!!!

05/22/2008 03:58 AM  Top
carmen33
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Hi, Kelly welcome to the group, this is a wonderful place to find support, understanding and friendship from those that know where you are and how you are feeling, like you I have been hospitalized, when I first came out, I felt very fragile, and that I could break apart at the first slight breeze it was tough, then I found this group and found friendship, caring and support... there are a lot of great people here..

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05/22/2008 07:02 AM  Top
kellybell
kellybell
 
Posts: 68
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thank you! It does feel that way. I love your qoute about well behaved women. It's one of my favs.

05/22/2008 07:39 AM  Top
kellybell
kellybell
 
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norma wrote:

Please join in or start a discussion, tell your story, or browse the Lounge section which has lots of activities. We are here for you.

Thank you so much. I can't wait to dive into this forum more.


05/22/2008 07:41 AM  Top
kellybell
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fighter wrote:

you go girl hang tight, you are doing the best thing 4 u and your family!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!REALLY! PROUD U R HERE!!!!!!!!!

Oh my gosh! Thank you so much!!


05/22/2008 07:45 AM  Top
kellybell
kellybell
 
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carmen33 wrote:

like you I have been hospitalized, when I first came out, I felt very fragile, and that I could break apart at the first slight breeze it was tough

that's exactly how it feels. You just need to extra support sometimes. I'm so glad i found this!!!


05/22/2008 09:04 AM  Top
norma
normaPosts: 10109
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We are here for you...most of us post every day...and you can also send PM's if you need to for a quicker response...just share what you are going through. You will find a lot of us have been through similar situations...and can really relate. I remember getting out of the hospital and having a tough time just organizing my daily routine. I was so used to someone telling me when to sleep and eat...
Comments made by me are from my own experience and they are my opinion alone, whose intent is only to share that opinion and not to give medical advice nor discourage from seeking medical help. Medicine is best left to the professionals that is what they do.
"In the time of your life, live-so that in that wondrous time you shall not add to the misery and sorrow of the world, but, shall smile to the infinite variety and mystery of it." William Saroyan
Disclaimer: The information provided in MDJunction is not a replacement for medical diagnosis, treatment, or professional medical advice.

Rest in Peace, Gloria...you will be missed.
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