If you've been following along you know that the last few days have been pretty horrible for my family as well as myself. I've done a good job of being there for everyone but when I'm alone I've binged, purged, had thoughts of death, all at the same time which is a mixed state. Yesterday I started on a higher dose of Seroquel which is supposed to help me sleep better, relax, and mostly work to reduce reduce my depression. Well, today has been a little better for me. I'm still depressed about myself and everything that happened this weekend but I seem to be in more control today which makes me feel more content.
I'm having to pick up a lot of the slack at home since my Mom is no position to do anything besides sit in a chair which is challenging but I'm managing. I've had to make myself a daily schedule so that I don't forget to do something or do the wrong thing. Tonight I had to do the grocery shopping and if I wouldn't have made a list it would have taken me six hours and I would have bought all the wrong things. However, it went pretty smooth and I remained in a pretty good mood. Tomorrow I have to get softener salt for my Mom's water softener and I have to take her to see her doctor in the afternoon. As long as I keep myself a schedule I think everything will work out fine.
Tomorrow, I'm going to try and work in the yard after we get back from Mom's doctor appointment. I need to mow and there are a ton of weeds that need to be pulled. I think the yard work will do me good and help me to get my mind back on a positive track. I also will be eating better following my diet on SparkPeople. I didn't buy any junk food at the grocery store tonight and have no money to go and buy any so diet it is. Once I get my diet back on track I 'm going to start getting in the habit of exercising. I like to bike but I've thought about walking and maybe even running. Hmmm, maybe a combination of the three would help me stick to exercising better. I just know that I would prefer not to be on blood pressure medication and diet and exercise is the way to accomplish that.
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I’m a 46 year old man who’s been dealing with Bipolar my entire life. It wasn’t until 2013 that I was diagnosed and this blog is my story. As you’ll see there’s been many lapses in my posting but I’m going to try and get back with it. I’ve had a lot of trouble during my lapses but I continue to remain optimistic about my bipolar hence the title Optimistic Bipolar.
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