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Q: feeling too good to be sick

asked by: sparklefish226 on June 23rd, 2008

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Ok I seriously can NEVER remember my depressions. Like I just forget who that person is...and I just feel way too good right now to think that something is wrong. S*** I forgot to take my meds today...I should go do that...but anyway I'm just really confused right now. but I feel...blissful...that's a good word. I am among bliss. Like floaty kind of. This is always when I want to go off my meds. Like I don't need them. Like my mind can just control itself. If I tried hard enough. ugh...does anyone else feel like this?

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antigone

replied on June 24th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

I know most people who have bipolar disorder feel like this at some time or another. This is when many people quit taking their meds and they derail and life becomes a train wreck. Don't do it. Stay on your meds. They are the reason you feel better. You can not wish away, mentally overcome, or control the disorder. If you don't take your meds the disorder will control you.

I am glad to hear you feel better. I hope you continue to have many good days ahead.

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