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Bipolar ForumsLounge - Off topic discussionsAnyone Awake 3/8/09
03/08/2009 06:45 AM
debiski
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I was just talking about how I'd love to move to Arizona to my husband and step-son yesterday at dinner. Of course my husband would NEVER move or leave his job (of 20 years) so he was quick to point out the spiders and scorpians and snakes in AZ.

Made me think twice, but I still HATE Wisconsin!

"Men who believe absurdities will commit atrocities." ~Voltaire

~Deb
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03/08/2009 06:48 AM  Top
debiski
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Neon, you're not very far from me so I suspect we share a lot of the same weather daily. I just can't take any more winter and even feel anxious just THINKING about next winter already.

I hate the cold so much, but there's nothing I can do about it but be miserable and anxious for 6 months out of every year.

"Men who believe absurdities will commit atrocities." ~Voltaire

~Deb
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03/08/2009 06:48 AM  Top
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Deb,

As long as the weather is nice, I'm willing to put up with snakes and spiders. LOL! I hate Wisconsin winters because it's either one extreme or another. It would be nice if we could have spring and autumn year round. If that were the case, I'd love it here. As for your husband, I can understand why he doesn't want to move, but it would still be nice. Living in Wisconsin can be a real drag 8 months out of the year.

Bipolar I with Rapid Cycling

Meds:
Geodon 120mg
Prozac 20mg
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Klonopin .5mg
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03/08/2009 06:50 AM  Top
neondreams
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Deb,

That's true. I don't mind temperatures when they're in the 30s with light winds. What I don't like are extremely cold temperatures or excessively windy conditions.

Bipolar I with Rapid Cycling

Meds:
Geodon 120mg
Prozac 20mg
Trazodone 100mg
Klonopin .5mg
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03/08/2009 06:55 AM  Top
debiski
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Oooooh! I love Spring and Fall. I wonder if such a place exists that only has those two seasons??
"Men who believe absurdities will commit atrocities." ~Voltaire

~Deb
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03/08/2009 07:00 AM  Top
neondreams
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Deb,

I'm guessing that some climates in the south may have temperatures that equate to what we experience in the spring and autumn.

Bipolar I with Rapid Cycling

Meds:
Geodon 120mg
Prozac 20mg
Trazodone 100mg
Klonopin .5mg
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03/08/2009 07:09 AM  Top
debiski
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<sigh> Just reached my hour limit and had to turn off the therapy light. I'm really not feeling any long-term effects from it (yet), but that really bright light beaming right on my face feels good when it's happening. It's kind of like an hour of "peace" for me. Sure hope I see some permanent help from it in the future.
"Men who believe absurdities will commit atrocities." ~Voltaire

~Deb
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03/08/2009 07:11 AM  Top
neondreams
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Deb,

At least it helps improve your mood a little which is good. I'm thinking about trying it myself. Right now there is nothing else I can do. I would turn on the lamps in my apartment to make it look brighter, but I'm totally blind, so it wouldn't make a difference.

Bipolar I with Rapid Cycling

Meds:
Geodon 120mg
Prozac 20mg
Trazodone 100mg
Klonopin .5mg
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03/08/2009 07:32 AM  Top
estommel
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Wow, thanks for the replies

Real quick, though, how do I stop receiving notifications of posts to my email account? Am pretty sure it's my own fault since I think I chose it when I subscribed, my email is getting hammered!

Thank you Smile

Eric

Post edited by: estommel, at: 03/08/2009 07:33

"the timid folk beseech me, the wise ones warn me, they say that I shall never grow to stand so high; but I climb among the hills of cloud and follow vanished lightning, I shall stand knee-deep in thunder with my head against the sky"
-Eric Clifton

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03/08/2009 07:33 AM  Top
debiski
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Sorry, was catching up on my moodtracker.com writing for the day.

I understand that the therapy light is supposed to be absorbed by the eyes and lift one's spirits. I read yesterday that it takes 2-4 weeks (sometimes longer) to feel the full effects of the light if it's going to work for you. I guess after 30 years I can wait another month.

"Men who believe absurdities will commit atrocities." ~Voltaire

~Deb
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