I’m not sure I can blame the increased dose of Depakote, but my fatigue levels are pretty bad right now. There’s probably some cyclical contributing factors as well, but man. I don’t want to move. I just sort of want … Continue reading →
Amongst the assorted uses for Depakote, it’s supposed to be good for migraines. I get migraines sometimes, so I was okay with this. Instead, I’ve got headaches. Hrmph. You’d think something good for migraines would help with headaches, but whatever. … Continue reading →
Oh man, has anyone seen my brain? I think I have officially destroyed it. *giggles* But it was for good! My beloved Bipolar Blogger Network is the most squared away that it’s been in ages. Thank you for that much, … Continue reading →
Historically, when I have a period of hypomania, it lasts a couple of days and then passes on. This has been a couple of weeks now, if not a month plus. And how do I keep getting reminded that it’s … Continue reading →
Home sweet home. I return from seeing my psychiatrist (and a side quest to go shopping). Now, I’ve figured that I’ve been running a bit hypomanic. I’m slightly irritable, and my insomnia is ridiculous. It makes me so glad that … Continue reading →
November is past now, and I’ve come down from the high of writing my novel. I’ve tried to cut back on writing so that I came down properly, and now I’m pretty confident that I made it through and after … Continue reading →
Howdy from the new house! Yes, we’re mainly moved now, which is yay. There’s still lots of unpacking to do, but at least the most important (to me) thing is done — my Technonest is rebuilt. It’s not the same … Continue reading →
I am rather unsure about the state of my mood at this time. I’m in a good mood, but I am feeling a bit more irritated. The line on the meme-picture came to my head after I got home from … Continue reading →
Sometimes, but not very often, I will have a faint flicker of creative inspiration. And when I do, I usually seize it and run with it, because it feels good to know that my brain is ‘working’ well enough to … Continue reading →