Everything seemed so transparent and the order was being processed lighting fast. Suddenly, he found himself in an unexpected race against time: the Domino’s Tracker ® tool estimated exactly where along the production process his order stood. Approximately 90 seconds later, his order was placed: two golden medium pies of pizza and a side of stuffed cheesy bread. The thought of pizza suddenly rushed into his mind causing him to grab for his phone. So you are certainly NOT 'always' better off with meds.Peering out of the window of his uber at 1:30 AM EST, he pondered what his next move would be. I probably will need to take them again at some point, but right now, no way. I feel more balanced and healthier then ever. I am currently off my meds, but with intense therapy. And going into a manic state is less noticable, because why should people be worried about someone who looks really happy, chatty, and active? Only my closest family considers this behaviour alarming. I can do anything so why need help? I put myself in dangerous situations because I rule the world. Like almost literally "I believe I can fly" awesome. But when I am manic, I don't want help, because I feel freaking awesome. My friends and family see me getting worse and worse, and they make sure I get the help I need. When I'm down, I feel miserable and need help. Svg Vector Icons : I can only speak for myself, but for me the highs are far more dangerous then the lows.I'm now going on 8 years with a wonderful person at my side, truth be told, maybe those who have the misconception that bipolar equals violent would be better set aside. I can't even begin to understand why we can't just treat everyone like humans, instead of going "don't date a bipolar girl", because there's now some label of violence attached to a condition by others who can't be bothered to realize the damage they cause. I understand some will need meds to function, I myself may need them again in future, but saying someone off their meds makes them act in this way upsets me to a great extent. It's extremely damaging to all of us, and a big reason why many don't say a thing about their diagnosis. I'm just tired of this nonsense where bipolar people get labeled as violent and difficult or a challenge for others. J, still new to how bored Panda works, so i'm hoping this will reply to your post, but we all have our own methods that work or don't work. Also have a routine for sleep as far as possible, just waking the same time every helped Even meditation is brilliant, but what works for one may not work for another, so I always say keep looking. Most of my classes consists of my Sensei encouraging me to simply breathe and find myself again.
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I read and do martial arts, I suck at the MA part, but I go because it teaches me how to ground myself and gives me an outlet for anything that may bother me, an outlet in the sense that I keep training until I drop or find calm within myself. Take up a sport or even a hobby, even if it's reading, anything that you can manage that keeps you occupied and makes you happy. Cut off toxic people, even if they are family, find your boundaries and stick to them. Praise your own success and work on any short comings you may have. Every day just try a little harder than before. In all honesty, it's not always easy to cope, but the trick is to never stop trying it seems. Bipolar is not a label that can be used to excuse criminal behavior, it is completely possible to work hard on yourself and move away from toxic people and function to your best abilities.
Perhaps in future I will need a treatment plan again, but not for one moment have I ever been a violent "psychotic" person whether on them or off them. Each person brings their own individual needs and problems to the table. Bipolar does not equal violent, nor does it equal challenging. Some people can manage without meds, some need minimal and some need to be sure they never miss a dose. Please don't generalize people with disorders under certain labels. My life on meds was a nightmare, off meds it's become the dream I always wanted, even when all hell breaks loose I manage fine. In this year my life has only gotten better, my mental state stable, I am far more capable of dealing with problems calmly. Upvotes Follow Unfollow 4 years ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017Ī year ago I went off all my meds, diagnosed as bipolar and medicated for 5 years before that.
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