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I wanted to share my story for those that are interested. I was diagnosed with bipolar around 20 years ago. I have suffered with anxiety and depression all of my life. I even passed it along to my son. Who at ten, has already had a psychiatric stay at the hospital for suicidal ideation.
Saturday night I smoked a lot of really good weed. I went to bed with the realization that I have sabotaged every relationship I have ever been in. Including my current ones. I woke and came to the second realization that it was because I had abandonment issues since my father left when I was 6 months old.
I now consider May 5th the day I started living. I finally realized it wasn't my fault! It was like the world had been lifted off my shoulders. Later that night, after crying happy tears all day, I was in bed. I started to feel my chest warming in a circle the size if a frizby. For the next 5 minutes I layed there paralyzed while i felt negative energy being sucked out of my body. It was finally over! 43 years of hating myself and wanted to die for something I didnt do. I finally realized everything was going to be alright. Yes " 3 Little Birds" is now my favorite song. I have never had better relationships in my life. Especially with my son. I feel like he actually looks up to me and wants to spend time with me.
I have never been able to look my self in the eye in the mirror before. I hated my self to much. Everyday I get up now and look my self in the mirror and say to myself that I am worthy!

hydrolyte 4 May 11
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Good for you! When we are in that “space,” it often feels like you’re the only one. Yet, good stats show that one in five of us have similar feelings. Reconnecting to the rest of humanity can be so healthy and joyful! I still have to manage my issues, but it helps a lot to understand that it doesn’t make me so different from everyone else, but instead is just part of the “baggage” of being human. Thanks for your post: I’ve found that sharing our stories can give both hope and better understanding to others.

Thank for the support! I used to hold everything in. Not always being honest with even my therapists. Those days are gone! I feel like I have been talking non stop for a week. Thankfully my wife is enjoying the conversations. 22 years of not really talking to her. I have some making up to do. Good day.

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