I crave quiet. Noise, muted or not annoys me. The constant ringing of my dad’s phone or mine (damn telemarketers). Door slamming, the noise of someone walking overhead, the cat meowing and the dog barking. I recently found out that Bipolar Disorder can cause annoyance with noise. Even sounds others find soothing, I find enraging. Yes, noise makes me angry, enraged at times.
I wish I could live in a shady spot on the ocean somewhere and watch as well as listen to waves coming in. The one noise I find soothing is the sound of waves coming on shore.
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About Tessa
Tessa Dean at 60 plus is still writing but slowing down because of her disabilities affecting both physical and mental abilities. She has bipolar disorder (mental), Fibromyalgia (nerves), degenerative disc disease (spine), and arthritis (joints). She has published about 12 articles on Bipolar Disorder on www.IBPF.net. She is also working on 3 fiction books (mysteries/thrillers). The books will probably never be finished, but who knows what the future holds. She keeps her blogs filled with useful content, stories and poems. Plenty to keep you busy. She has also been interviewed by blogs and had other posts published on many different blogs. She is from Southern, NJ. Her family, writing and blog keep her busy. You can also follow the progress of her memoirs on the blog. She is adding chapters a little at a time.
it must be exciting living with a 🐱, no? 😀
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She talks and meows constantly. Only quiet when she sleeps.
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nice company, yes?
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She can be when she feels affectionate which isn’t often. I adopted her at 3 years of age and she was already traumatized. I can’t even pick her up.
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aww..
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I liked this! I’m bipolar too. I read your About page, and I’m glad I found your blog! We have a lot in common (a lot of differences too, but aren’t those great?).
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Thank you! I am glad you found my blog. Yes everyone is so different even within one disorder.
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I too enjoy going to the beach where crashing waves are a noise I welcome. It can be so loud it drowns out all other sound, but is calming rather than alarming.
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I agree.
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