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Quote From: yesyoucan

I am glad you got the SAD information and I hope helps. Did you ask doctor about SAD as sounds like from what I read that if he gives you a prescription for that light box or visor it is covered by insurance. What good movies have you seen recenlty? March, April, May, first half June, Second half September, October and November are usually the best months here in Dallas, Texas. Second half of June till second half of September we have red ozone alert days. December and January and sometimes February we have yo yo weather of nice one day and sleet and rain the next so I have to get used to cold all over again each time. For me SAD occurs too due to red ozone alert days which prevents me from going on my daily walks outside. Nice to see you again. SEA



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Your on too late or Im too early hehehe oh well Welocome and you have found a great place to post...Bye for now...

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Michele hi, 

 i too was diagnosed wrong. but the doctor didnt really want to diagnose me with bi polar but gave hints too it. i was on every anti depressent you can think of. then i went on a high and could do anything and felt very good, went on spending sprees and very over confident. then one nite i cut myself and had some alchol to ease the pain i was feeling. that was not the bi polar as i realize now. but anyway my doctor sent me to see a psyschiatrist. best thing they could of done she asked me lots of questions and looked at my previous medical records. Diagnosed me with bi polar, put me on lithiam and that made me very sick. but i am highly sensitive to meds. then she put me on something else and it leveled out the highs and had to have an anti depressant for the depression. the doctors can give you samples of meds and they can get you in contact with companies that give it out for free or at a real low cost. as to the therapy if you cant get to all of them dont. go to one a wk or every two weeks. what ever you can do. you know your limitations. its is a very expensive disease to have. but if you can get thru the inial part of it you will be fine. Also find health care providers that do it on a sliding scale. that helps alot. Been there done that. sorry you are having such a hard time.  

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Which coffee house? Hugs and prayers, SEA SEA

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Hi Michele. Thank you for saying you like my picture. This picture looks so much like my mother and I miss her dearly. She passed away in 2003. What is your final in? WOW! I'd love to fly to Nebraska...if y'all have snow. We are snow deprived in Dallas, Texas, usually. You may need a box of tissues since I shared that with you as no snow is :( to me anyway. When you come back let us know what you had for dinner. YUMMY. SEA

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Chocolates! I am a recovering chocoholic. I cannot resist chocolate covered Strawberries but I've learned some restraint. Have you tried Suisse Mocha by International coffees?