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	01-14-2005, 02:36 AM #1 OPMember OPMember
 bipolarI was diagnoised with being bipolar about 3 years ago. I started smoking pot about a year and half ago but didn't start smoking everyday till about 3 month ago. Anyway, I have noticed a big different in me, I don't have my mood swings and I'm happy 99% of the time. I still take my medication but I thank weed for making me better!  Amber The Stoner Reviewed by Amber The Stoner on . bipolar I was diagnoised with being bipolar about 3 years ago. I started smoking pot about a year and half ago but didn't start smoking everyday till about 3 month ago. Anyway, I have noticed a big different in me, I don't have my mood swings and I'm happy 99% of the time. I still take my medication but I thank weed for making me better! :D Rating: 5~*~Excuse me while I kiss the sky~*~ Amber The Stoner Reviewed by Amber The Stoner on . bipolar I was diagnoised with being bipolar about 3 years ago. I started smoking pot about a year and half ago but didn't start smoking everyday till about 3 month ago. Anyway, I have noticed a big different in me, I don't have my mood swings and I'm happy 99% of the time. I still take my medication but I thank weed for making me better! :D Rating: 5~*~Excuse me while I kiss the sky~*~
 
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	01-14-2005, 02:59 AM #2 Senior Member Senior Member
 bipolarDrugs make me happy! Guess where i will be in 10 years 
 
 LOL
 
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	01-14-2005, 03:09 AM #3 OPMember OPMember
 bipolarwhere? 
 
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	01-14-2005, 04:36 AM #4 Member Member
 bipolarHi, 
 
 I work as a mental health technician in Texas. I deal every day with people who are bipolar and schizophrenic.
 
 You have to be very careful when you have a mental illness like BPD and you are using marijuana. Many BP people have developed chemical dependency to their drugs of choice. The symptoms of BPD are the main reasons why someone develops those problems but the chemical doesn't help either. Of course you feel better and don't have mood swings; YOUR HIGH. You feel good. Just be careful when you come down because you can crash hard.
 
 In defense I have to say that most (like 99%) of the BP people I work with are addicted to alcohol or crack cocaine, not marijuana. But you still need to be careful.
 
 I hope my opinion helped in any way. I have a BA in psychology and now I am a graduate student here in Texas and I am going for my LPC and then afterwards I plan on going to med school. Psychiatric illnesses are the field I work in. Just thought I'd let you know in case you questioned what I know.
 
 laterz OH NO!!!  WHERE\'S MY HYDRO!!! OH NO!!!  WHERE\'S MY HYDRO!!! 
 
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	01-14-2005, 08:39 AM #5 Senior Member Senior Member
 bipolarIs it ok to smoke bud everyday to feel good?If you are under stress?smoker4life? 
 
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	01-17-2005, 08:57 PM #6 Senior Member Senior Member
 bipolarI have bipolar too it helps me alot.I get real angry and snap about anything if im strait for too long.Or i can get real down and depressed.Im not on medication now but was for 2 yrs and was smoking.I believe it does help for that disorder.Usually when i smoke i feel happy. How much can a koala bear ?
 
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	01-17-2005, 10:56 PM #7 Member Member
 bipolaryeah. that's how you get hooked. 
 
 damn dependencies!
 
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	01-20-2005, 12:54 AM #8 Senior Member Senior Member
 bipolarweed helps my mood swings alot. 
 depression and anxiety is hard to deal with ,a nice toke or two will change the mood
 its not a cure but it helps the shit be manageable
 i dont take no other meds for it cuase none worked for me
 and ive been Rx'd so many for it its not funny.i stop letting docs treat me for it
 worst one was dekapeto..that shit made me go into a spiral of depression
 
 
 long story short,,,,best med i had for it was a jiont
 and some quiet time after it to let it work,
 peace
 
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	01-20-2005, 01:03 PM #9 Senior Member Senior Member
 bipolarHowdy smoker4life, Originally Posted by smoker4life Originally Posted by smoker4life
 
 You should be commended,for pursueing an education-keep up the good work !
 
 I have a friend,who's bipolar,and she's currently on a manic,driving us all nuts..bless her heart,and one of my goals,is to grow a strain that will help her out..but if marijuana just exacerbates the problem,then I don't want to do that. When she's on a manic,I want to prescribe indica to calm her down,and when she's in the depression mode,I want to give her sativa,to pick her up.
 
 Am I wrong in this approach ?
 
 My girlfriend is afflicted with clinical depressive disorder-can't recall if it's major or minor,and sativa seems to be her favorite,in terms of what lifts her spirits the most. After trying several different meds,a former doctor once told her that he wished he could prescribe marijuana for her-because she wasn't gittin any good results from the regimen he'd prescribed..but when she started smoking pot in the absence of meds,she improved greatly-which he noted..somewhat to his surprise.
 
 Anyhow..I was just curious on your take on this.
 
 Have a good one...Torog  
 
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	01-21-2005, 07:28 AM #10 Senior Member Senior Member
 bipolarfrom personal observations and self medication Originally Posted by Torog Originally Posted by Torog
 
 you have it right
 indica strian put me on couch
 sativa make me wanna do things
 but that my bipolar mind ,not saying its all folks
 
 but note,
 i get a rush of energy off narcotics like hydrocodone speeds me up at first
 then they lay me out after a few hours
 thankfully i dont use them dialy.maybe few time a week when pain is bad
 
 have a good one
 and your a good guy for helping that chick
 
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