It's so frustrating having this desire to drink when I'm upset and knowing that it will just lead me to a downward spiral of idiotic behavior. The part that is the most frustrating is watching other people, such as on television, going through difficult times and seeing them turn to drinking and it being fantasized as a solution. It makes me think why can they do it and not me? It's not fair!
I need to realize it's an outlet for some people who can handle it. I can't handle it; so I need other outlets. Blogging is one of them...punching my pillow is another ;-)
My frustration today...my husband was going to a baseball game with some friends and I had somewhat of an idea what time they were leaving because I knew what time the game started. But, all of a sudden he said he had to leave like an hour earlier, which totally screwed with my idea of what was going to go down. I wanted him to help me cut our sons hair while he did his then have them shower together to get him clean, which did not happen.
Oh well...I'm gonna take our son to the beach...gotta get out of this house!
It is generally believed that many of those with bipolar disorder also struggle with alcoholism or substance abuse. Researchers, as well as many of those caught in the cycle of addiction, believe the use of these substances is an attempt to alleviate symptoms or to "self-medicate."
I know that what im going to say have nothing to do with what you post. But im so happy to find some one who is bipolar and also alcoholic just like my. i will follow your blog and comment cos i belive it would help me and maybe you
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Thanks...I haven't posted as much lately like I used to, but if you have any questions just send me a message. I have links to other people who are bipolar and alcoholic as well if your interested.
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