I have a diagnosis of BP1 and PTSD. The doctors had been trating me for the BP and I had gradually gotten worse. My new doctor has decided to treat me for my PTSD saying he thinks my bipolar may be under control so he will try to treat that. So far other than some sleepiness I feel better than I have in months.
Hello to all my readers (if there are any) It's been a while since my last little blog entry and as I recall there were some extreme issues going on then... Well it's been a bit of a roller-coaster ride since then, for a while there was actually quite a good period of stability and I suppose you could even say happiness as my meds started to settle in and do their work. I've been back working for my dad again and had the band up and running, everything seemed to be going ...
last night I managed to get to sleep a little easier, work-shit, which caused my recent crisis, was racing through my head, but I managed to divert the thoughts to nursing interventions and clinical skills and that was the equivalent of counting sheep. I was awoken however with hunger pangs at just after 3am and my wonderful husband got out of bed to make me tea and toast. I'm now not hungry, but was I had awoken fully my head was beginning to fill with tasks that I have neglected over the ...
Hello everyone: My name is Liz and I am a happily married mum of two grown-ups who is also a Registerd Nurse and i live in Lancashire UK and I now accept that I have a diagnosis of depression. Two weeks ago I had a crisis at work during a night-shift where i was assaulted twice by an elderly patient. I came home low in mood and could not motivate myself on my one night off in 9 nights. The next morning I woke up and felt that I had plummeted off a sheer cliff face into a very dark ...
im a little bit let down by this site i was hoping for some more resposes and more activity
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