don't let me drown
I am sick. So, so sick. It's not the kind of sickness that you will notice if you pass me on the streets. I don't have a broken arm or leg, and I'm not acting out in public either. For the most part, my life is OK on paper. I am able to maintain some level of employment, and am a full-time student. I have a very strong support system, one I make use of very often. Both my parents are alive and healthy, and support my sister and I with finances. I should hopefully be able to make it into Honours next year. But I am sick. My sickness is ruining my life. The moments when my condition flares up, I am very close to hurting myself. - I've been seeing a psychiatrist for a bit, and I've finally been prescribed some mood stabilisers. She's put me on lamotrigine; she suspects I may be bipolar, although she's not fully sure yet and doesn't want to label me as such. I definitely have some sort of mood disorder. It could also just be my life and all the chaos in it. ...