With the medication I have been taking I haven't felt different. It is almost like no change. But I have noticed that I am changing. I don't know how but it is working and it doesn't make me feel a thing. I've told my dad about it and he understands. Well, I am going to see my therapist soon. My nana sees a change in me. I didn't know I had changed until a lot of people told me there is a change in my attitude and well everything.
Have you ever acted different but didn't feel a change?
Well, I used to be mean if we weren't winning a soccer game, but now I hold it in and keep it in. Not only does that make me have good sportsmanship it also makes me a better player.
Have you ever improved your actions?
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Not feeling different.
Posted by Ali at 2:16 PM
Labels: bi-polar, Oppositional Defiance Disorder
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5 comments:
Sounds like you are doing really well. The best part is, you are recognizing all these new things about yourself. There are a lot of older people who could learn this from you. Some people never see that they have a few attitude problems and don't want to change.
Ali, be very proud of yourself because you are making good things happen in your life. Great job!
I always saw the sweet Ali inside of Lexi! I'm glad she's finally in control! You are a joy to be around ALL the time now! Best of all, I can tell you are happier. Disappointments don't tear you down. I'm very proud of you!
Good job, Ali. Sounds like you are doing great!
Ali, I understand how you feel, more than you can know. I have gone through a lot of problems like this. I am doing great right now and I know you will be also. I love your blog, it is the coolest thing ever!
Anne and Sasha
Big hugzzzzzz. Sometimes finding the right med takes time. But you have to give it enough time before you try something else. My doctors are working on adjusting one of mine, too. I just have to be patient which is hard some times. :-)
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