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You do know that we are concerned about you. Don't you?
It's okay to talk about things. When issues stay bottled up and we don't discuss, it ends not good.
You have an appointment and that might be a great time to discuss perhaps trying a new med since you are hitting those lows. Maybe your meds are causing these thoughts. It's important that you tell your doctor this.
I will talk with my psychiatrist and I might ask my parents to give me therapy recommended by police officer that is supported by high school district and it is free of charge.
You mention your bipolar disorder frequently, but I don't think I've seen you mention your anxiety much. Most of what you express here seems to involve anxiety, one reason being anxiety about your own conditions and rather than the problems being the problems it often seems to be the problems with the problems that are the problems--the worry about your problems hurting more than the problems themselves hurting you.
Basically I'm saying, are you treated for anxiety?
You mention your bipolar disorder frequently, but I don't think I've seen you mention your anxiety much. Most of what you express here seems to involve anxiety, one reason being anxiety about your own conditions and rather than the problems being the problems it often seems to be the problems with the problems that are the problems--the worry about your problems hurting more than the problems themselves hurting you.
Basically I'm saying, are you treated for anxiety?
You mention your bipolar disorder frequently, but I don't think I've seen you mention your anxiety much. Most of what you express here seems to involve anxiety, one reason being anxiety about your own conditions and rather than the problems being the problems it often seems to be the problems with the problems that are the problems--the worry about your problems hurting more than the problems themselves hurting you.
Basically I'm saying, are you treated for anxiety?
You do know that we are concerned about you. Don't you?
I think you conduct yourself well, considering you were under mental strain.
I wanted to explain why my interaction with the police is actually not that bad actually. I just need to use my social skills appropriately and do what the officer says for my safety and theirs.