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Johvanni
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Posted at 11:00 pm on July 27, 2008 |
| Honestly, Bro I will be praying for you, who ever you are I hope you get better. I have seen friends ruin there lifes because of these addictions . its hard for them to quit because they are afraid of what they will become or have been to boxed up to feel what life is really about.So what do they do, keep filling themselves of that poison that makes them dead to this world.In other words they just want to be in there little world.Well my friend its time for you to break out of that box, I would tell you no psychologist is going to help you.Get into a treatment program and do it. and you might awaken to the reality that you are a special person in this world.Do it for you and not for her or anyone else |
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Rickenbacker
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Posted at 12:15 pm on July 26, 2008 |
Quote: from Passing By at 3:06 pm on July 26, 2008
Quote: from Rickenbacker at 6:15 pm on April 20, 2008
What meds have you been on? SSRI's (standard anti-depressants) don't work for people with bipolar in general and I've never heard them work for anyone really. Maybe try something like Lithium- it could change your life for the better. 
yeah, right just switch from one drug to anothers
Yeah, they are completely different classes of drugs. He was probably on something exclusively for depression and needs a mood-stabilizer or antipsychotic. |
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Passing By
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Posted at 12:06 pm on July 26, 2008 |
Quote: from Rickenbacker at 6:15 pm on April 20, 2008
What meds have you been on? SSRI's (standard anti-depressants) don't work for people with bipolar in general and I've never heard them work for anyone really. Maybe try something like Lithium- it could change your life for the better. 
yeah, right just switch from one drug to anothers |
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Rickenbacker
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Posted at 6:15 pm on April 20, 2008 |
| What meds have you been on? SSRI's (standard anti-depressants) don't work for people with bipolar in general and I've never heard them work for anyone really. Maybe try something like Lithium- it could change your life for the better. |
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JeremyM
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Posted at 5:37 am on April 18, 2008 |
Quote: from chelseaernest at 9:15 pm on Dec. 19, 2007
NEXT set limitations. like... no doing coke between 9am and 5pm and every week cut off another hour. and no doing coke a certin amout of hoursd befor work. 
You're fucking retarded. I used to be there and it's hard to get out of an addiction...however, do NOT follow this person's advice. Cut an hour off every week? Only do coke between 5pm and 9am? What the fuck is that? Cold turkey my man. Cut it cold turkey. You'll be an asshole for a week or three...but you'll eventually realize you're better than coke. Jam on, sir! |
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casesensitive30
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Posted at 6:50 pm on April 6, 2008 |
| do some research and find a therpaist or counselor who won't perscribe drugs and council you about your feelings. I've been to therapy before and it really helps you learn how to deal with your life and problems. |
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La Motta
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Posted at 4:30 am on Jan. 18, 2008 |
| I understand your situation completely, it's not easy but like myself i think you need to talk to someone. |
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xroses are redx
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Posted at 7:00 pm on Dec. 19, 2007 |
| We're in the same boat, my friend. All I can say is: professional help. Go see a new phsychologist, you need one. You need to get the correct medication for your emotional dissorders first. You need the right type of medication that wont cause side effects (yes, it's possible) Being bipolar makes you want to do drugs. You get down, so you do something like coke, to make you happy. Then things just get worse, trust me, I'm bipolar too. So once your bipolar's out of the way, and you dont have mood swings, quitting drugs will be much easier. Then, talk to the psychologist about the drugs. Maybe even go to rehab? If you just need to quit on your own its good to have a therapist/psychologist to talk to. Then you'll have a clear mind and you can figure out what to do about the ex and the new girlfriend. Although I'm pretty sure the new girlfriend is no good, you need to stay away from people who do drugs if you want to stay clean yourself. |
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chelseaernest
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Posted at 6:15 pm on Dec. 19, 2007 |
first off. ditch the chick. tell her, her being on drugs doesn't help you get clean. next off. you need to surround your self with people, support. who will watch you at all times. And help you control your addiction. now i have *ALSO* battled addiction, however it was a different case of addiction, but surrounding yourself with people you care about who can make sure your not doing cocain will help. It's gunna be SO hard.. but other people will help and you can't do it by yourself. you need to be supervised at all time. NEXT set limitations. like... no doing coke between 9am and 5pm and every week cut off another hour. and no doing coke a certin amout of hoursd befor work. if you are BIpolar and WANT or need medication then go to the phycologist. if you don't then don;t go back. Phycologists arn't for everyone. and don't bottle things up either. let things out as they come. maybe get some anger management? anywho. PM me anytime. |
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sarah2006
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Posted at 6:01 pm on Dec. 19, 2007 |
| Go to a Psychologist if you have to |
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Mayfair
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Posted at 5:59 pm on Dec. 19, 2007 |
| I cant go back cause all i get is meds n i hit a brick wall. ive done it before on my own but this time theres alot more to deal with. |
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igotaquestion
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Posted at 5:57 pm on Dec. 19, 2007 |
| u start by flushing your stash |
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Dr Billi
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Posted at 5:57 pm on Dec. 19, 2007 |
| start small, go talk to someone about all of this, dont let yourself carry the burden of all of these emotions. youll feel loads better. go from there. |
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Blackberry Storm
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Posted at 5:57 pm on Dec. 19, 2007 |
| Go back to the Psychologist. |
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