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I think that you did the right thing in telling your therapist. That's what they are there for. Like he said, a sign of the relationship developing healthily. No need to be embarrassed. Dreams are dreams and you don't have any control over them. This is perfectly normal. Joy, 37 years old
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Bipolar type 2 and ADD
300mg Wellbutrin
200mg Lamictal
40mg Viibryd
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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 |
... I do not think you should be embarrassed at all. I am very proud of you sharing your dream with him, that was a very smart decision. You are very right to be open and honest with him, how can you get better if you don't. And what he said makes perfect sense. Remember we cannot control our dreams.........
