Monthly Archives: March 2021

Situation Sensations Negative thoughts How I coped

Mood Chart: Hours slept: Triggers: How I felt: MOOD : Great. Good. Slight depression. Depressed Manic

Standing for what you believe in, Regardless of the odds against you, and the pressure that tears at your resistance, …means courage Keeping a smile on your face, When inside you feel like dying, For the sake of supporting others, … Continue reading →

Make sure your only carrying today’s burdens. Too often we carry far more than necessary,Reduce your load by dropping tomorrow’s worries, and yesterday’s baggage. Present pressures and problems are usually enough. Leave tomorrow’s until later.  “Every morning cries to us: do wat u ought … Continue reading →

Bipolar disorder is typically characterized by phases of depression followed by episodes of mania, with very few phases where mood is stable. A person living with the condition may experience either phase for weeks or months at a time, which … Continue reading →

Diagnosing bipolar disorder involves a detailed analysis of the symptoms of the condition. Bipolar disorder is typically characterized by mood swings that range from depressive phases where a person may feel low, lethargic and suicidal through to manic phases where … Continue reading →

Bipolar disorder is a mental health disorder that was previously called manic depressive psychosis or manic depression. The condition is typically characterized by a mood that “swings” from a depressive state where an individual may feel down and lethargic to … Continue reading →

Hey guys recovering from a knee replacement. I will post as soon as the pain lets up. Have faith give more expect less be true to you ….Jan always

If you believe the phrase you are what you think, then life truly stems from your thoughts. But we cannot rely purely on thoughts; we must translate thoughts into words and eventually into actions in order to manifest our intentions. … Continue reading →

Abstract Bipolar disorder is a severe, lifelong mood disorder for which little is currently understood of the genetic mechanisms underlying risk. By examining related dimensional phenotypes, we may further our understanding of the disorder. Creativity has a historical connection with … Continue reading →