I'm changing the focus of this blog from 'record-keeping of kid stuff' to 'let's see if some blog-therapy will help with this whole bipolar curveball'. I didn't do so well at the record-keeping it seems anyway.
Also, in researching bipolar and coming across so many amazing people's blogs, I want to somehow reach out to others... to support and be supported. It's such a hard thing for me to do, but I think very necessary if I'm going to make any mileage on this so-called road to recovery. My ongoing battles with 'fear of rejection' rear up big time. But at the very least I can hopefully gain some benefit from the journalling aspect of this.
Yeah. I think I'm finally ready for this.
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Thank you for visiting my blog and your comment, I hope you find blogging just as therapeutic as I have. I've found wonderful support on the bipolar front here. :)
Hi Coco, Thanks for visiting my blog. Hope you write more here, because it's good for you, you know. Hope you're doing well.
Record keeping never works for me. I start strong and slowly fizzle until I reach a point where I can't even remember that I was keeping records. My most recent failure was a year ago when I tried to keep track of my blood pressure, diet and exercise regimen on WebMd sponsered by my employer's health plan. I lasted maybe a month and then completely forgot about the thing and moved on to my next obsession. Blogging for me is just therapy and a way to vent or be silly. I just write whatever news article strikes me or whatever thoughts whether silly or serious come to me at the time. If I tried to discipline myself to making blogging about something in particular, I would quickly burn out! Carry on, it's good for you.
P.S. Thanks for stopping by and commenting on my site! Was nice to have a new visitor so I don't feel like I'm talking to myself all the time, lol.
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