Recorded for the memory. Hah

http://community.livejournal.com/epileptics/355966.html

Hey, Beca, I think you're right, with that theory about why epilepsy and bipolar are treated with the same drugs, if this feels like a manic episode...

Second time in one day, recorded for posterity sort of

( This time my houseguest was there to see )

At first I thought that the increase in frequency might be a psychosomatic response to learning about the official diagnosis -- but I now realize and remember that this sort of thing would happen several times a week, I just always ignored it or passed it off as quirkiness, weird moments. This happens a lot. It does, it does, I can't deny it. And I should quit focusing so much on the anxiety part of it before I make it happen again.
Acceptance, awareness, understanding, and ability to assess and remedy the situation is crucial now.

I'm sorry, I'm not being much fun right now. I'll be more fun later.

My head has exploded again (this time it's good)

Unbelievably cute hamster
Unbelievably cute bunny
I am just going to stare at these two pictures until my squeals are being heard on a purely subsonic level. Anyone care to join me?