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Default Aug 15, 2020 at 10:27 PM
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Did you consider covid a hair disaster, or did it not really affect you?

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I'm sorry IZ about my hair question. I wasn't trying to be flip. I was thinking that this just has impact on all areas of life and that my sister cut her own hair today. Quarantine hair has become a family joke and I just put those things together.

I know the virus has far great impacts on everything and I do take it seriously. Several people from my church have had it. I'm at over 5 months of self-isolation because my mom and I are both high risk. I'm not going into more details about it in my life but just please know I didn't mean of offend.

Again, I apologize to anyone I offended.

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Default Aug 16, 2020 at 02:11 AM
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Offense?? Whaaa? No worries, beyondtherainbow! No offense whatsoever. I've considered it a disaster. My hair was getting to be such a scene until I got it cut just this week. And not even to a style I want. Just a fix-up-the -weird-grow out utilitarian thing. My hair used to be distinctive, now, bleh. This makes me kind of sad.

Anyhow, it was a sincere question. We've all taken so many dings -- large and small -- and that has been one for some folks, myself included.

(We've been calling it "covid hair". )

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Ok, thanks IZ. I'm so glad I misunderstood!

My hair is.....interesting. It's long and very curly and has now gotten past my bra strap. It had layers but those are probably gone now. I no longer can do anything with it except a braid or a messy bun. I imagine it will be really bad before I feel safe enough to let someone get close enough to cut it. So pretty much a disaster but at least it is long enough I can pull it back.

Do you have nights you can't sleep and can't figure out why?

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defenetly

do you remember the last time you got a pretty good night sleep? (even a full night?)
 
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do you remember the last time you got a pretty good night sleep? (even a full night?)
Last night. I usually sleep really well. I had insomnia for two days in July and then psychosis set in. I now know loss of sleep is a huge red flag for me.

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Right now, peach oolong.

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From a distance

Did you have rain today?

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Did you have rain today?
In the morning, but it cleared up as the day went on. It was actually a very pleasant light right. I had the window open. Very relaxing!

Do you still enjoy your birthdays? If so, what most? If not, why?
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In the morning, but it cleared up as the day went on. It was actually a very pleasant light right. I had the window open. Very relaxing!

Do you still enjoy your birthdays? If so, what most? If not, why?


I don't like my birthdays

simply put: it gives me a chance to reflect on the negative

I'm 1 year older (so 1 year closer to the end)
I've done nothing over the past year, so am completely wasting my life

I have no friends to wish me a happy birthday

and it just seems a bit pointless... it's just another day honestly

sorry to those who like celebrating, but it's just not for me

actually never has been: even when I was a child, I'm not sure I ever enjoyed them

think their was one birthday when I was a toddler.. we went to mcdonalds. anything with mcdonalds is fun

anyway long enough response

are you bothered by noise?. if so, which noise/ noises bother you most
 
 
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It all depends. If I'm manic, I can't stand noise. Sudden noises cause me great alarm. Even being aware of some others that are coming and having time to brace for them aren't enough. Worst ones: Garbage disposals.

Q: Do bright lights bother you? Like the sun?
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It all depends. If I'm manic, I can't stand noise. Sudden noises cause me great alarm. Even being aware of some others that are coming and having time to brace for them aren't enough. Worst ones: Garbage disposals.

Q: Do bright lights bother you? Like the sun?
They really do, most of the time. I tend to always seek shade and wear sunglasses outside. I have even developed silent migraines at times from bright light. If I am outside too much, I can be vulnerable to developing hypomania or even mania. At night, I need my room to be as dark as possible to sleep well. I dislike flickering lights from the TV, laptop, or even my phone. My eyes are particularly sensitive at night. I had my husband install a special light dimmer switch in my bathroom so if I need to go there late at night, I need not put the lights on all of the way.

What is something you are sensitive to (physically)?
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Loud noises. Cruelty of any kind.

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none. I don't have anyone to give me any. sad but true.

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Night. I like to go to bed clean.

How long does your pdoc usually spend with you?
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Night. I like to go to bed clean.

How long does your pdoc usually spend with you?
20 minutes. He's good at giving me the whole 20. Sometimes it goes over slightly. When I have an emergency appointment, he schedules 45/50 minutes. I know he gives his brand new patients the longer appointment, initially. He is also good at calling me back, when I need to call him. He is willing, sometimes, to make minor medication modifications via phone call.

Which do you look forward to more, your psychiatrist or therapist appointment? Why?
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hmm, therapist I guess, because I don't have to sit their and have words shoved in to my mouth about what works for me and what apparently doesn't

ever watched breaking bad?
 
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All of it.

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no.

do you have any streaming services? (amazon prime, netflix, something else?)
 
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Yes. We have Netflix, Amazon Prime and Disney+.

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