Heehee...my fingers couldn't type it fast enough. You lobbed it in, and I took a swing!

When you've walked a mile in my shoes, you can give me some advice. Until then, I'd appreciate it if you'd just MYOB where I'm concerned. You don't care for me and I don't care for you, so---what's the point of communicating?

I'm sorry. I'll refrain from further comments.

I was just wondering how difficult it would be to quote a post deletion ... and it turns out that it's not too hard; so, those who aren't logged in can now read it!

And?

I thought it was funny.

no...I meant, and how difficult was it?

I was referring to CM's deleted post.

Good luck Brianna. I did a lot of learning about bi-polar disorder when one of our grad students was diagnosed. Hopefully your brain won't take you on too many wild rides, and when it does it's quickly brought back to home.

Do your best to take care of yourself. Glad to see you back! :)

Welcome back, don't go away anymore.

Hi Bri. :-)


You were gone? hehehe :D

I thought so too, It was received that way by her so I deleted it & apologized. At this point - whatever. shrug.

So did I, but she wasn't in the mood for it. Unpredictability is one of the reasons I love the bitch. :lovers:

I will try to explain my point here and be reasonable about it, fair enough?

Being recently diagnosed with an illness caused by the measures used to fight a different illness is probably, somewhere down the road, a funny, joking, ha-ha on you, kind of thing.

It being so very RECENT, however, and me still trying to FIND MEDS that work without making me MORE insane or a total cripple, I didn't find much humor in the remark---esp. coming from someone who likes to bait me. Having what I have is NOT a "special time" just quite yet for me. It's not like PMS or a headache.

MMMM'Kay?

Try lithium. It's worked wonders for my friend. Maybe it wouldn't work for you, but knowing what she's been through and assuming your situation is similar, I know she was willing to try anything to put some perspective back in her life.