Re: Dr Kramer: Any questions for us?

Posted by JohnX2 on April 4, 2002, at 15:18:56

In reply to Re: Dr Kramer: Any questions for us?, posted by Bill L on April 4, 2002, at 9:25:07

> It's the doctors who claim to have all the answers that you have to watch out for. I have been extremely impressed and greatful for Dr. Kramer's help and I know that most of the posters also feel that way.
>
> Tye's post was obviously unfair and obnoxious but he or she might be depressed. When I was depressed (pre-meds) I was oftentimes obnoxious.

Or (hypo)manic. Let me tell you from experience, I have a feeling of immense vulnerability when in a severe (hypo)manic state. It can sometimes become next to impossible to screen the consequences of actions that are taken. After I settle down, looking at the after math of the damage that is done leads to immense guilt and shame. Its almost as bad as being depressed and sometimes swings me back into a depression.
A lot of relationships can get destroyed in a very short time frame and bridges can be burned and never repaired. You may start to feel like an outcast trying to desperately reintegrate yourself into your circle of society. Trying to explain to people what happened after the fact and maybe "beg for forgiveness" is very demoralizing. I've been there. :-(
John

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Dr Kramer: Any questions for us? Tye 4/2/02
Re: Dr Kramer's Answers » Tye IsoM 4/2/02
Re: blocked » Tye Dr. Bob 4/3/02
Re: Dr Kramer: Any questions for us? » Tye Sunnely 4/3/02
Re: Dr Kramer: Any questions for us? Bill L 4/4/02
Re: Dr Kramer: Any questions for us? JohnX2 4/4/02
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Re: IsoM, you're a middle child, aren't you? » Ron Hill IsoM 4/7/02
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