Maybe even throw in an Oz-inspired, "huh."

Another idea - make it into a game. Make actual Crazytown bingo cards and you and TCG (assuming he's as horrified) can mark them down after an encounter. Question, which you of course don't need to answer - would the fallout be emotional, financial, or both?

And really, I'm just so sorry you have to deal with this shit. You don't deserve it, not that anyone would, but you extra special don't.

Windsparrow, glad you're on vacation and I hope it gives you the time you need to recharge.

bonny, I'm so sorry, that the shitteth hath hitteth the fan, in whatever way has transpired. I wish I could be there to have your back in person, instead of sending you solace from afar. May tomorrow be a the first in a string of better days.

sj I'm sorry that you have to deal with Crazy MIL because you are awesome and should have an awesome MIL.

Hope that things go better for you bonny.

So I've had a slight set back in going off Seroquel. Mainly I'm not feeling sleepy. I feel tired at times and nap during the day but I don't feel sleepy. It's hard to describe and complicated, but basically I saw my therapist today and got lucky and saw my shrink. He said on a scale of baseline to 10 I'm at a 1 or 2. So some concern but I'm not doing anything unhealthy (except not sleeping well).

So I get more Lithium. I go back on my old dose of Seroquel for a week, taper down and then when I see him again we're going to start a new med, which I forgot the name of and hopefully that will work.

Askye, I hope they get your meds sorted out quickly.

there are few things in Life so perfect as lounging about with a cat napping on your tummy.

I am still so burned out that I can't manage to read for very long. If I weren't taking time off I would likely be panicking.

Thanks Windy, I don't think this is going to be a quick process, it's been months. But I'm okay with it because even the setbacks are progress. Plus I feel a lot better as I'm coming off the Seroquel (besides the no sleeping thing).

And I figured out the med I'll be taking - Invega. Which sounds kind of like a car. It's related to Risperdal but it's not actually approved for bipolar disorder (althogh Risperdal is so people use Invega for bipolar disorder). It has fewer side effects and it comes in this release capsule.

G'luck askye. Such a long and frustrating thing to go through.

So, I look at the quote generator up in the corner and it's

Old trusty soda machine. I push you for root beer, you give me Coke.

Willow, 'Graduation Day (1)

I swear, I was just trying to remember that quote a few hours ago! I don't even remember what brought it to mind. Get outta my head...

No posts at all today?

askye, I'm sorry that finding the right combination of meds is such a long, complicated process. Continued~ma to you.

I'm so tired. I did errands with Mom, and then volunteered at the library bookstore today.

Well I took the regular dose and it made me sleepy right away and then I slept off and on for most of the day. No sleep! And then all the sleep.

I finally got my new cable box working (and to turn in the old one which meant a 45 minute drive. But plus side dinner with Will) and tonight I'm going to watch So You think You can dance.

I've been in perpetual motion today. Ran to the other coast to check out my mother. My idiot niece brought her sick toddler and infant to visit my 91 year old mother after day care and mom woke up with a 102F temp this morning.

So I came over to make her get out of bed and sit up for a while. The last time she got pneumonia she was down and out for months. I told her she has to keep moving. Haven't gotten her to eat, but I am not as concerned about that. I could smack my niece.

Well I took the regular dose and it made me sleepy right away and then I slept off and on for most of the day. No sleep! And then all the sleep.

You probably needed to catch up on your sleep.

Laura, how awful and stupid on your niece's part. I hope your mother is feeling better soon.