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THANK YOU to everyone who participated in this!!! The contest is now closed. A few Beliefnet editors will choose the winners shortly. Thanks ... more
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God's Greatest Gift Forgivness God bestows upon us all many gifts for us to share And the gift of forgivness is the way we show we care ... more
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Hello, Beyond Blue Friends! It seems like in the Great Switch of 2009, the last journal entry was lost that contained the idea for h ... more
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I am just testing to make sure this is the Beyond Blue Journal and not my personal one. And now I am testing to see how easy it is to edit. ... more
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I am new to this group and excited to talk with other people about depression and anxiety and things that have worked or not worked for them. I struggle daily with this disease and have for quite sometime. Sometimes I feel like a guina pig with all the meds I've tried unsuccessfully. Here I am again switching to something new in hopes that we can find something that works without to many side-effects. |
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My medication management is like having snow tires to me. In the winter, it is hard to get around in the snow without snow tires. You sputter, spin out and it often takes a while longer to get where you need to go. Nonetheless, you get there. Sometimes you have to miss out on things because you aren't able to get through the muck to get there. Sure, you make it through winter without snow tires, but it is so much smoother and more pleasant with snow tires. I've lived with mild to moderate depression for over a decade. I can survive without medication, but my anti-depressant is such a great tool to help my life be smoother and more stable. I don't waste my time in the muck as long. I realize for some, however, medication is more vital. Missunderstood |
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I was recently diagnosed with bipolar after more than a decade of working on SAD and depression. I was in denial about the mania. I just recieved a prescription for Lamictal to treat bipolar. I've been taking Paxil and Trazadone each year from October until March, in combination with excercise, light therapy, diet, counseling, journaling, etc. The mania usually kicks in April thru August and I have not been taking any meds during those months. |
I'm confused..., to be a participant in the group do I post my comments here on the bulletin board or on the link that says Group February 1-10? Please advise. Thank you, Victoria
Victoria05:11 PM AST