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Soooooo.....what are your standards for stablity of your difficult child?
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<blockquote data-quote="DammitJanet" data-source="post: 428555" data-attributes="member: 1514"><p>Linda...maybe I can talk about stability from a real life perspective. Would that help at all?</p><p></p><p>People ask me all the time, do you think you are stable right now? Well, that depends. I am medicated out the ying yang. I am not sedated to any great degree I dont think. I dont feel sedated. I do have some word issues but Im not quite sure where they are coming from and I do need to find someone to talk to about them. </p><p></p><p>Stable. For the most part I want to be able to get through my days without wigging out and arguing with everyone all the time. I dont want to feel so bad that I need to cry because I think people are hurting my feelings. I want to be able to have fun. I dont want to get so angry I lash out and damage anything or hurt myself. </p><p></p><p>For the most part I have achieved semi-stability. I dont argue constantly anymore. I do tend to be very touchy and get my feelings hurt easily. I cry very easily. I dont damage things anymore but the instinct is still there but I am able to hold it back. Right now I am having a harder time because I dont feel well and with the loss of my dad not that long ago, I think I am still in a bit of a funk. I am able to deal with it though and just hide in my room and not make any rash moves.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DammitJanet, post: 428555, member: 1514"] Linda...maybe I can talk about stability from a real life perspective. Would that help at all? People ask me all the time, do you think you are stable right now? Well, that depends. I am medicated out the ying yang. I am not sedated to any great degree I dont think. I dont feel sedated. I do have some word issues but Im not quite sure where they are coming from and I do need to find someone to talk to about them. Stable. For the most part I want to be able to get through my days without wigging out and arguing with everyone all the time. I dont want to feel so bad that I need to cry because I think people are hurting my feelings. I want to be able to have fun. I dont want to get so angry I lash out and damage anything or hurt myself. For the most part I have achieved semi-stability. I dont argue constantly anymore. I do tend to be very touchy and get my feelings hurt easily. I cry very easily. I dont damage things anymore but the instinct is still there but I am able to hold it back. Right now I am having a harder time because I dont feel well and with the loss of my dad not that long ago, I think I am still in a bit of a funk. I am able to deal with it though and just hide in my room and not make any rash moves. [/QUOTE]
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