I am in the midst of another manic episode, I think crazy things and have nightmares. My meds are not working and I have upped the dose. Not thinking straight.
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God be with her as she deals with yet another chapter in her life. Give her strength and peace of mind. Be with her as she struggles and give her peace which surpasses understanding. Heal her from this Lord.
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I know it's hard. I am not BP myself but I am borderline (often confused with BP, but focuses on PTSD instead of manic/depressive) and so I can relate. Just pray. Keep in contact with people. Try not to be alone and if you find yourself away from other humans read your bible, play a video game, read a book (though often leaves gaps for bad thought...in myself at least) watch TV (NOT VIOLENT! Think Shrek or Carebears) and do stuff that usually makes you smile. If you like animals visit a shelter. If you are in college (I dont know how old you are) stay with fam over break, not alone. Try to pray as much as possible. Put on some Christian music and belt tones...
And if you need to talk then PM me and I will answer.
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I know it's hard. I am not BP myself but I am borderline (often confused with BP, but focuses on PTSD instead of manic/depressive) and so I can relate. Just pray. Keep in contact with people. Try not to be alone and if you find yourself away from other humans read your bible, play a video game, read a book (though often leaves gaps for bad thought...in myself at least) watch TV (NOT VIOLENT! Think Shrek or Carebears) and do stuff that usually makes you smile. If you like animals visit a shelter. If you are in college (I dont know how old you are) stay with fam over break, not alone. Try to pray as much as possible. Put on some Christian music and belt tones...
And if you need to talk then PM me and I will answer.
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Our Father in Heaven, we come before you today and ask that you be with our sister who is in need. We ask that you help her and bless her. We ask that you give her the strength she needs to get through this illness. We ask that you ease her mind and comfort her. We ask all things in Jesus' name, Amen.
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Hi Kingskid, upping the dose may not help you, it could make things worse even, it all depends what you are on and how high the levels of medication in your blood stream are. It is important that you go and see your doctor as soon as possible so that your situation can be reviewed.
Praying for you.
Praying for you.
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