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Thread started 09/11/12 1:39pm

PurpleJedi

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Signs for your Highs and your Lows

How do you know when you're on an emotional high, and when you're on a low?

Are there ever times when you don't even know what you're feeling, but then something familiar tells you what road you're suddenly headed down?

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Personally, when I'm suddenly tired all the time and have no appetite it's a sure sign that a bout of depression is coming. (Also when I can't listen to the radio). But when I find myself wanting to make people laugh (in the office, at home, online) and start snacking (especially sweets) or BLASTING the radio in the car, it's a sign that I'm on a high point & things are good.

What about you?

[Edited 9/11/12 14:16pm]

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Reply #1 posted 09/11/12 2:43pm

Genesia

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My moods change with the breeze - whether I'm up or down, it never lasts long.

That all changed within the last year - my hormones got alllllll screwed up. For a couple weeks before last Christmas (when everything sort of took a dive), I was in a state where I was actually fantasizing about driving into the path of an oncoming semi. I couldn't think straight and was extremely agitated. (How I managed to get up and go to work in the morning is beyond me.) Thank goodness, I had about 10 days off around Christmas and New Year's - and wasn't in any plays at the time. I don't know how I would have done it.

I've spent the last 10 months trying to figure all this out - and I'm finally starting to feel like myself, again. If I spend more than a day feeling down, it means something needs to be adjusted - and I get it handled.

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