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Old 09-07-2012, 10:25 PM   #41
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Thanks for asking Blue.
Yes, they started working yesterday and today I still feel like I am coming out of it. Fingers crossed.

I was thinking about what you said to Steve:"all those fears are in my mind" "All I could think was, this is not real, this is a monster bothering"

I wanted to tell you this:"These fears are the termites that ceaselessly devour the foundations of whatever sort of life we try to build."

It's good for you to think of the fear as a monster. Next time it happens to you actually imagine a monster and see yourself punching it's head in and destroying it. Do this any time this feeling comes. See it as a new monster and defend yourself against it. It will help you to get rid of the feeling for good. You have the power to do it. The God in you will help you devour it instead of the fear devouring you.

You can do it Blue,
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Old 09-11-2012, 12:11 PM   #42
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Love you too flee !! So much !!!

Im keeping you in my thoughts and prayers, and Im hoping you are feeling better now

We have to kill all our monsters and demonds, or at least, fight against them

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Old 09-29-2012, 02:10 PM   #43
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How have you been? I haven't been on for awhile since the birth of the baby.
Grady James Wickersham. 8#'s 6oz. 20.5inch. He's so sweet and innocent. I hope he doesn't have bi polar like his grand mom.

Were you able to use the method I was telling you and did you find any relief?

Everyone listen up!!

I found this web site called Bi Polar in order instead of Bi Polar disorder. If you go through all the free reading materials and the talk tapes it's so great. All the stuff this guy says is awesome in helping us. Try it. You don't have to buy anything there is a lot of stuff for free up front. Then if you really want to take the course you will have to cough up some bucks. I still am going through all the free stuff. It's so much hope for all of us. It's amazing.

Let me know what you think?

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To Grandmom of Grady James. Hoping I spelled it right. I'm bad today at mixing
letter's and things.

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flee could you post the link to the site?
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Old 09-29-2012, 07:17 PM   #46
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Hi,

Here is the link to bipolar in order:

http://www.bipolarinorder.com

Here is the book:

http://www.amazon.com/Bipolar-Order-.../dp/0977442349
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Old 10-08-2012, 05:59 PM   #47
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Hi Mari,
Thanks for getting that information on to everyone so fast. I really appreciate that. I am still getting through the information my self and I have ordered the book on Amazon. Going to get the other books too that is recommended reading.

For everyone:

Here is what they have to say:In his book Mindsight2, Dan Siegel MD explains how the brain is extended through the spinal cord and out to all of the sensory and motor nerves in the body. As we see, hear, smell, taste, and touch the world around us, there is an electrical and chemical flow of energy and information that travels to the brain and is processed in different parts of it. He says that bipolar disorder is a "dysregulation" of the brain's ability to keep the flow of energy and information at a manageable level, which causes the person to become overwhelmed.
Dr. Siegel traces the location of the regulation mechanism to the prefrontal cortex, the part of your forehead just above and right between your eyebrows. It is interesting that this is the same spot where the Hindus put a dot to signify where one should focus during meditation.

In her book My Stroke of Insight3, Jill Bolte Taylor, Ph.D. describes how our sensory receptors are designed to detect information at the energy level. Like Dr Siegel, she describes how these "sensory information streams" are processed in the brain and lead to what we feel. She says that, "Although many of us may think ourselves as thinking creatures that feel, biologically we are feeling creatures that think."

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Granny Flee, Mari, et al,

Thanks so much for this info.
It is so synchronistic with some of the threads-discussion of sorts, going on over in my NT 'neighborhood' the TBI-PCS forum.

Might I get your okay, Granny Flee, to copy-paste-post-quote you over on TBI-PCS support group? (with credit to Granny Flee, of course.
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Granny Flee, Mari, et al,

Thanks so much for this info.
It is so synchronistic with some of the threads-discussion of sorts, going on over in my NT 'neighborhood' the TBI-PCS forum.

Might I get your okay, Granny Flee, to copy-paste-post-quote you over on TBI-PCS support group? (with credit to Granny Flee, of course.
Sincerely,
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Of course, the more help we get the better we all get.
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Old 10-19-2012, 10:51 PM   #50
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Hello Everyone,
Almost through the BiPolar In Order book. It's basically a manual of what your course would be if you took the on line course. I am not sure I am going to do that but some of what is said in the book is very insightful. It makes you stop and think about the moods bipolar puts us in and how to be able to control our own behavior in that mood instead of letting the mood control our behavior. Interesting take.
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