Hit me with your best cheesy life advice.

[Diavolo]

So, I'll just skip the introduction crap, I just got "diagnosed" with bipolar 2, on top of autism, whilst also having sever arthritic problems, (which I need to take injections for twice a week) and I'm 19. This shit sucks man, wouldn't mind hearing from people who've had similar issues about how they cope with having multiple disabilities, cheers.

[CJ2016]

Life will get better(I am also still waiting for that one to happen).

[Diavolo in reply to CJ2016]

Damn that was pretty cheesy, well played.

[Misty-Loves-Tea]

Hi Diavolo

I’m not sure how this will rate in your “Cheesy” score rating but here goes! 😅

A new diagnosis, of any health condition can come as a bit of a shock at first so take time to adjust and embrace, yes. embrace this as a unique part Of being You!

Www.Mind.org

[Misty-Loves-Tea in reply to Misty-Loves-Tea]

Sorry, I dropped the phone... Anyway, Mind.org has some great advice on managing Bipolar!

Hope this helps! Misty 😊💙

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Well ur not alone with multiple med issues at a young age.

Im a med disaster n all my stuff started at young age as well.

Yeah it all sucks..big time BUT its what ya do with it all n if u let it eat u alive.

For me..im not letting all my med crap take me down.

U gotta find ways to cope with hand u have been dealt..especially if u cant change it.

If its music,morbid outrageous sense of humor,a pet or etc..do what gets u through ur day...ur life..ur body.

Ive learned to just be me,whether others like me or not..they dont live in my body n deal 24/7 with my med crap.

U can do this..we r all here to help

Mines not cheesy..just brutal truth on living with multiple med issues in a crazy world.

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I have mental Health and Chronic Disabilities. One thing you need to understand you need to understand the need to come to an understanding of your condition and develop a change of attitude and learn people and Medical staff will be there to help you

A chip on your shoulder does not help and no-one can help you with that only yourself

BOB

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Hiya I also have autism. Personality disorder, agoraphobia. Anxiety, depression, panic disorder. Kidney and bowel disease . So I completely understand where you are coming from. I think above everything it is the autism that affects me the most , I'm 50 and I only got diagnosed 2 years ago which really annoyed me as I have struggled so much throughout the years . I try not to think about all the problems I have and just try and concentrate on today . If I start thinking about it all it makes me ill. I sometimes write down what the current problem is and try to find some soothing words to write to myself which help . Try not to think of everything as a whole as its overwhelming . How do you get on every day with the autism symptoms