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Gerry has posted 253 times in the past two days!
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No words
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Date: February 15, 2016 11:06PM
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and there isn't one post...
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Date: February 16, 2016 11:06PM
that makes any sense.
Re: Gerry has posted 253 times in the past two days!
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Manic Phase
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Date: February 16, 2016 11:37PM
Phases of Bipolar Disorder
Mania
During this phase, people have an elevated mood, or “high,” which includes feelings of increased self-esteem and uniqueness. They often overestimate how much they can do and the quality of their ideas. Judgment becomes impaired and patients feel powerful over painful consequences. They feel “bulletproof” and have little regret or concern for their actions. They may have many ideas and lots of energy to carry them out.
The abundance of thoughts may be difficult to follow; such thoughts are called racing thoughts or pressured speech. People in manic episode may feel such an extreme pressure to keep talking that others do not have the opportunity to interrupt them. Manic patients’ minds are working so fast that they come up with rhymes or sing-song phrases, burst out in song or start dancing spontaneously. Their daily behavior can become disorganized or even dangerous to the point that they require hospitalization.
Manic episodes can also have psychotic symptoms present. Psychosis is a state in which a person is unable to tell the difference from reality and unreality. Psychosis symptoms include hallucinations, false beliefs about having special powers or identity (such as superhuman strength or X-ray vision). Psychotic symptoms indicate a severe mood episode that requires immediate medical attention and treatment.
People experiencing mania might begin several activities at once, never doubting that they can complete all of them. They may have so much energy that they operate on two or three hours of sleep each day. All of this energy can exhaust the family, friends and co-workers of a person with bipolar disorder.
Mania
During this phase, people have an elevated mood, or “high,” which includes feelings of increased self-esteem and uniqueness. They often overestimate how much they can do and the quality of their ideas. Judgment becomes impaired and patients feel powerful over painful consequences. They feel “bulletproof” and have little regret or concern for their actions. They may have many ideas and lots of energy to carry them out.
The abundance of thoughts may be difficult to follow; such thoughts are called racing thoughts or pressured speech. People in manic episode may feel such an extreme pressure to keep talking that others do not have the opportunity to interrupt them. Manic patients’ minds are working so fast that they come up with rhymes or sing-song phrases, burst out in song or start dancing spontaneously. Their daily behavior can become disorganized or even dangerous to the point that they require hospitalization.
Manic episodes can also have psychotic symptoms present. Psychosis is a state in which a person is unable to tell the difference from reality and unreality. Psychosis symptoms include hallucinations, false beliefs about having special powers or identity (such as superhuman strength or X-ray vision). Psychotic symptoms indicate a severe mood episode that requires immediate medical attention and treatment.
People experiencing mania might begin several activities at once, never doubting that they can complete all of them. They may have so much energy that they operate on two or three hours of sleep each day. All of this energy can exhaust the family, friends and co-workers of a person with bipolar disorder.
Re: Gerry has posted 253 times in the past two days!
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Ok?
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Date: February 17, 2016 12:17AM
And we care why?
Re: Gerry has posted 253 times in the past two days!
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TUYYG
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Date: February 18, 2016 01:26AM
trying to hide some news or opinion as usual
Re: Gerry has posted 253 times in the past two days!
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ye7DF
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Date: February 18, 2016 10:59PM
Gerry is independently wealthy and so he has all the time in the world, besides that he is officially betrothed to the forum.
I'm not sure what the dowery will be
I'm not sure what the dowery will be
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Independently Wealthy
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Date: February 18, 2016 11:47PM
ye7DF Wrote:
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> Gerry is independently wealthy and so he has all
> the time in the world, besides that he is
> officially betrothed to the forum.
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> I'm not sure what the dowery will be
Who the fuck do you honestly think you're fooling Gerry?
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> Gerry is independently wealthy and so he has all
> the time in the world, besides that he is
> officially betrothed to the forum.
>
> I'm not sure what the dowery will be
Who the fuck do you honestly think you're fooling Gerry?