For those who missed the first episode of "American Idol" for bipolar bloggers, let me just say that I was prompted to do a singing sequel to "The 12 (Bipolar) Days of Christmas." Unfortunately (for you) my voice has deteriorated even further. I could barely get through the edits of this, because the noise was so painful, especially as a highly sensitive person. Alas, I HOPE to win the humor competition with this one ...
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Very cute! I had to smile. :)
Your courage in sharing this is much appreciated!
thanks so much for that wonderful testimony - I too had been on so many of the scripts that my history was 3 or 4 pages long - I finally decided enough was enough - especially since I felt worse being on them anyway - so I didn't see the use - I'm now only 3-4 mgs of klonopin daily which I would like to ease off of - however if you have any more info about the b vitamins (I've heard of this before) I'd like to know.
But I must say that prayer has worked and the determination that I was going to do it the way I believe God was leading me - not anyone else - because this is between me and the Lord.
Thanks and once again God Bless you always. And Thanks for your work Therese and how you help all of us see things in different and varied ways. God Bless you too
HILARIOUS! Thanks for the laugh. But seriously, do those contestants really think they can sing? It's like a psychological disorder. Yours is much better!:)
It's nice to see that you can still smile after everything that you went thru. I have recently come to terms about my condition. Watching that video gave me some newfound hope.
hey man i think that was like me i thought i could sing (i still think i can) but i went on londons xfactor this mounth, got through first round but failed the 2nd, oh weel there's always next year.....
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