hypomania

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A Dotty Analysis Of Hypomania 1:1

Posted by Le Clown ⋅ June 2, 2012 ⋅ 4 Comments

Reblogged from Notes From A She-Hermit ©™®: Nowadays the different ways depression can affect you are widely documented and anyone can easily find the information they need. But what about hypomania? It’s not as easy to find information about this – there are little lists of symptoms but anything of substance is buried in all the shite that no … Continue reading »

Brain Rot

Posted by Le Clown ⋅ April 8, 2012 ⋅ 1 Comment

Reblogged from Laments and Lullabies: Sometimes, folks, the cure is as bad as the condition. I’m taking a buttload of Lamictal (often used to treat Bipolar II) which has considerably evened me out. No more super-productive, spastic, soaring highs (which I miss terribly – I only ever experienced hypomania, which is not as destructive or unbearable as mania. … Continue reading »

The Rage

Posted by Le Clown ⋅ March 14, 2012 ⋅ 5 Comments

Reblogged from As the Pendulum Swings: Even with the ever shifting moods of bipolar disorder, there remains two constants. Irritability and reactivity. Countless times, I have relayed that to others. The potential for emotional reactions is a constant. These are the two trumpeters that herald an oncoming episode. Consider it a precursor to the earliest … Continue reading »

On fatherhood [and motherhood]

Posted by Le Clown ⋅ February 20, 2012 ⋅ Leave a Comment

Reblogged from Laments and Lullabies: I am the wife in the post, “On fatherhood”*. I thought that kids probably weren’t for me, since I suspected I would not fare well with snot, barf, tantrums, crying, whining, sleeplessness, financial strain, and general responsibility of caring for a completely dependent human. But I’m also A) MOODY and … Continue reading »