|   Bipolar kills people by suicide. My mind has a lot of trouble often, with thinking Bipolar should kill me. In one calendar year, I counted up 28 isolated days where I felt suicidal. That is a lot of time spent with "bad thoughts". I have seriously attempted suicide 3 times, each time progressively more deadly. This 3rd and most recent effort found me near dead, out on public BLM land. These links are to my own words, either writing my best friend, or posting to Internet forums I frequent - some I frequent more often then others. As all are different audiences, my words describing events, my feelings, and actions of those around me, vary in style. I believe I have me a 2nd chance at living. It is on the odd chance that my words might help someone else out, with this dark side of Bipolar, that I post these words of mine. "Where at midnight I stumbled, at dawn, I found jewels" My psyche doctor has diagnosed my mental state at the time, as psychotic. And he pursues aggressively treating for psychosis in me. All I really know is I was extremely angry leading up to the event.
Living with bad thoughts just goes with the territory. It is part of Bipolar Disorder. The tricky
part is too not act on those thoughts. I work hard at this all the time.
These essays were written by me. My name is Linda.
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Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Bipolar Disorder, Second Edition
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The Bipolar Workbook: Tools for Controlling Your Mood Swings
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An Unquiet Mind: A Memoir of Moods and Madness
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Wellness Recovery Action Plan
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My name is Linda. I welcome your feedback.
However, please be gentle and speak softly.
Ordinary real life rocks my mood, and I really
don't need Internet email, to set off a mood episode in motion - you know what I mean?
I look forward to hearing from you, and if I can be of help in any way, I sure will try.
Disclaimer
The intention of this site is to provide understanding, information, and commentary. The diagnosis and treatment of Bipolar Disorder requires trained medical professionals. The author of this site is NOT a trained medical professional and cannot give professional advice, diagnose, prescribe, or in any way treat Bipolar Disorder. The information here should NOT be used as a substitute for seeking professional care for the diagnosis and treatment of any medical/psychiatric disorder. If you feel you are ill or know someone who may be, seek medical attention as soon as possible.
© Copyright 2003 Linda Fisher
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