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Posted Sun Jan 31st, 2010 1:35pm Post subject: Introduce yourself
I know that feeling of not being able to concentrate, I am trying to beat it right now! Hugs, I am an administrator on this site. See my website: http://www.katysaraculling.com/ |
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Nix13 |
Posted Wed Feb 3rd, 2010 11:18pm Post subject: Introduce yourself
Hiya, I am 18 have just been diagnosed with bipolar. I have had it for the last few years, however I had depression and ADHD as a kid, so doctors gave me antidepressants and put the mania down to hyperactivity xD. I haven't seen 'the secret life of the manic depressive' yet. Interesting the dvd's about to be released xD. |
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Posted Thu Feb 4th, 2010 9:49am Post subject: Introduce yourself
Welcome Nix, you are amongst friends. The dvd is good and will no doubt help you a great deal... as will chatting here. KSx I am an administrator on this site. See my website: http://www.katysaraculling.com/ |
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Shinma |
Posted Mon Feb 15th, 2010 1:23pm Post subject: Introduce yourself
Hello, I'm female, going on 26, live in the UK and I first heard the word bipolar form a doctor in '08. I had already been diagnosed with depression since age 15. From going to a couple of local MDF (Manic Depressive Fellowship) meetings I can safely say that I my bipolar is relatively "light" but unfortunately that doesn't lessen the impact it has on my life. I think allot about the way my mind works and self analyze. I'm looking forward to sharing my thoughts and the resulting conversations that will expand my understanding. I'm loving the Voltaire quote Katysara! Shinma |
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Posted Mon Feb 15th, 2010 7:47pm Post subject: Introduce yourself
Hi Shinma, Welcome to the site please get posting! Yeah the Voltaire quote is a good 'un. KSx I am an administrator on this site. See my website: http://www.katysaraculling.com/ |
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