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Mental Health Support

HereSince1628

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4. You've arrived at a question of gigantic importance.

Reply to Locut0s (Original post)

Thu Oct 31, 2013, 05:02 PM

Oct 2013

I don't have an answer, but I notice that you don't like things the way they are and want a path that leads to things being better.

Seems to me that you can't have those wants while being completely devoid of hope. Hope is to psychology like heat is to baking...absolutely essential.

Kindle that flame.

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How to stay motivated in the face of repeated failures? [View all] Locut0s Oct 2013 OP

You were doing well this past spring. Go applegrove Oct 2013 #1

Thank you applegrove, you are too kind! :P... Locut0s Nov 2013 #5

Has any therapist ever thought that you might have bipolar disorder? Tobin S. Oct 2013 #2

Thanks Tobin, actually yes I have considered bipolar disorder... Locut0s Nov 2013 #6

Bipolar II might be a possiblilty Tobin S. Nov 2013 #9

I treat every failure as a reference. Move on and try something different. grahamhgreen Oct 2013 #3

Thanks grahamhgreen. I know that's the healthy response... Locut0s Nov 2013 #7

You've arrived at a question of gigantic importance. HereSince1628 Oct 2013 #4

That's true Here... Locut0s Nov 2013 #8

wish i had some advice for you fizzgig Nov 2013 #10

I hear ya PasadenaTrudy Nov 2013 #11