A Different Path
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I have never looked at my stoic manner of examining all available data then acting as totally unflinching.
Physically, maybe, I’ve often prided myself, but not emotionally: I usually flinch emotionally—but I view it like a prizefighter getting knocked down and doggedly getting back up again.
Interesting question about the determination not to break down emotionally.
I believe it started in kindergarten. I cried every single day at school, and the other kids would tease me.
So when I got to first grade I vowed never to cry in school again—and I didn’t (all except for once—and even then I held it off till nobody else could see).
Plus now for bipolar I’m on a mood stabilizer plus an anti-psychotic drug, and they dampen the intensity of my emotions for the most part.
Yesterday the sadness was just too much, though, and it ‘broke through.”
Physically, maybe, I’ve often prided myself, but not emotionally: I usually flinch emotionally—but I view it like a prizefighter getting knocked down and doggedly getting back up again.
Interesting question about the determination not to break down emotionally.
I believe it started in kindergarten. I cried every single day at school, and the other kids would tease me.
So when I got to first grade I vowed never to cry in school again—and I didn’t (all except for once—and even then I held it off till nobody else could see).
Plus now for bipolar I’m on a mood stabilizer plus an anti-psychotic drug, and they dampen the intensity of my emotions for the most part.
Yesterday the sadness was just too much, though, and it ‘broke through.”
Wow Gilmer i just saw this post x i do hope ur able to find something.
My thoughts are with u hun and ur family. Tx for being there for me in the past and we are here for u if u need us xx
Have u looked into partial transplant of the liver? Birmingham university does alot of research in the liver, i know ur not in UK but u never know if they link with any other medical centres in this research xx
https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/news/la...ves-saved.aspx
My thoughts are with u hun and ur family. Tx for being there for me in the past and we are here for u if u need us xx
Have u looked into partial transplant of the liver? Birmingham university does alot of research in the liver, i know ur not in UK but u never know if they link with any other medical centres in this research xx
https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/news/la...ves-saved.aspx
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That’s so funny, Badge!
I once took one of those online quizzes, “What’s your spirit animal?”
I was surprised at the results: the snake.
So I said to my son, “Guess what spirit animal I got!”
He paused a minute: “The sloth?”
LOL!
I once took one of those online quizzes, “What’s your spirit animal?”
I was surprised at the results: the snake.
So I said to my son, “Guess what spirit animal I got!”
He paused a minute: “The sloth?”
LOL!
I took the quiz to find out and I'm a turtle - exactly what I predicted when I started!
Kathy, I'm glad that people are starting to be open with you - that must be a relief and also very rewarding. It's a gift to have the opportunity to interact with the whole person, no?
Have a pleasant day and remember to take time for yourself.
O
Kathy, I'm glad that people are starting to be open with you - that must be a relief and also very rewarding. It's a gift to have the opportunity to interact with the whole person, no?
Have a pleasant day and remember to take time for yourself.
O
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