How is 2019?

  • Great
  • Good
  • Neutral
  • Bad
  • Terrible

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For me it’s bad, unfortunately.

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It’s been the best year of my life so far really

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Its been better than the previous couple of years Tbh. Tho im not nearly as sociable and im a bit of a hermit in my flat now - but thats my choice, and im happier for it.

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If it wasn’t for breaking my leg and being in the hospital for awhile for a break down as well then it would have been pretty decent.

Hopefully it’ll be great from this point on…

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There were some stresses - the biannual state inspection of our home is always a pain. But that’s done and we passed. We got a new girl who’s really nice so that’s a plus.

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Good. Lots of family get togethers and my fitness is better than ever. My batting average has also been good so happy about that!

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I’m voting neutral. I passed a class I thought I’d fail, but I ended up not using it. I’m back to chasing my dream of being a social worker and I start classes next week. I started working, but I’m on a leave of absence to go through a partial hospitalization program to learn better coping skills after an unpleasant interaction at work that stressed me out too bad.

It’s been a give and take kind of year, but I avoided another psychotic break which is light years better than last year. I’m choosing to go to the partial hospitalization program to learn better coping skills and crisis management. I’m hoping it turns out to be the best thing for me. I almost went in patient a few weeks back.

I just hope I can go back to work. I liked my job. I’m taking my first social work class ever, I’ve taken all of my psychology requisites already. I’m super excited about social work though, and I really hope I like it as much as I think I will.

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I voted bad. Dentist set me back $7k. I had two hospitalizations. My job is in jeopardy. Then Social Security said I owed them $5k. 2020 is much welcomed.

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Compared to 1980 it’s………
Well, there’s actually no comparison because that’s when I got diagnosed.
2019 has been interesting. I count it as a success so far because I’ve learned so much stuff. And I haven’t got fired from a job and I’m still clean and sober. All that is enough good stuff that I don’t need nothing more.

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Neutral. I thank God for all circumstances, good and bad conditions. I have learnt my lesson through both good and bad days.

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Good/great. It started off bad. Literally had a relapse of my condition on new years and for 21 days was hospitalized.
But so far I’ve been doing good, managed to start working.
Not afraid to go outside as much, almost all my anxiety is gone.
Been more social

I voted good. Actually it is not bad. Still suffering from extreme fatigue so not much progress in my writing project but the rest of my life is pretty good. Good health, good family , good income and good moods.

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I voted bad. Somehow I can’t look back on it and remember anything good that happened. It’s all a blur. My memory recall is really bad right now. I’ve been struggling way more since my last episode.

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This has been almost the best year of my life because my Zyprexa has given me my life back! I have made so much progress this year in so many different areas. I voted great.

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It was very hard …

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Good started art therapy and a new group therapy and final got one on one therapy. Got some new meds for my PTSD and depression that seems working good. Met someone new to share my life with I just pray it really works out good for me. Plus I’m learning new social skills so I’m making new friends also.

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Good for me.

My x boyfriend and I broke up around March and I moved out of his place and moved interstate to live with family.

We had been together for two years and it was a pretty happy loving peaceful home but I wanted to be a vegan and he wasn’t ok with that and I wanted my sacred neigh to have a better home and to reconnect with her and we were platonic a lot because we only had sex once every three months or so .

I lowered my latuda dose to 80mg and am stable and well on that.
No delusions.no voices.no paranoia etc it’s great.

I became a vegan which is becoming more of the person I am and person I want to be.

I joined the gym and go two three times a week.

I walk my brothers dogs three times a week for 45 minutes and get paid $30 a week which is good extra pocket money and I get exercise and hang out with guys I love.

I started volunteering at two different places a few hours a week.

I am moving to my own apartment in a week or two.

It’s been a good year.

Breaking up with my x boyfriend was difficult but I could not be the person I want to be and the person I am because he thought veganism would make me sick because I behaved badly when I became vegan for a week with him.
Had two good years and learnt a lot.
I was a bad person too because I did not speak up about animal cruelty such as mouse traps and hunting .he takes good care of his dogs and is a great dad to them .the babies.:two_hearts:

Hopefully I don’t have cancer.
I get results today I hope.

Someone scraped car keys along my car and I don’t think I can afford to have it fixed so that sucks but I have a car so that’s good.:slightly_smiling_face:

A good year for me so far :purple_heart:.

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It’s just so so. I’m on the fence. One foot is on greener pastures and the other in the mud. But I seriously don’t have any complaints.

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Neutral. Lost my grandma which was honestly the worst experience of my life. Like I’d have preferred losing touch with reality and consequently getting locked up again. I know I’ll never get over it either.

But I got together with my amazing boyfriend who was a friend of five years prior to our joining forces. Life is so much more bearable with him by my side.

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