ShyHarmony
ShyHarmony
Sex: F
Data Quality: 1 star
Bipolar I
Depression: 4
Mania: 1
Emotional: 4
Anxiety: 4
Compulsion: 4
External Stress: Overwhelming
Rx Therapy
25 F
Function: Low
Distress: High
ShyHarmony
Female, 25 years
Seward, NE
Primary Condition
Bipolar I and 7 more
First symptom
Oct 1997
Diagnosis
Jun 2008

About ShyHarmony

I'm just a crazy girl with many mental issues. I have the support of my Grandmother and my wonderful friends, as well as the medication and therapy to help me through the rough spots. I'm also a raccoon furry and an 80s enthusiast.

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Member since: Jun 08, 2009 Last Login Apr 28, 2011

Other Conditions

  1. Dysthymia
    First symptom
    Diagnosis
  2. Generalized Anxiety Disorder
    First symptom
    Diagnosis
  3. Major Depressive Disorder
    First symptom
    Diagnosis
  4. OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder)
    First symptom
    Diagnosis
    ?
  5. PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder)
    First symptom
    Diagnosis
    ?
  6. Panic Disorder
    First symptom
    Diagnosis
    ?
  7. Social Anxiety Disorder
    First symptom
    Diagnosis

More About ShyHarmony

I've been struggling with bipolar since I was a kid, but I wasn't finally diagnosed until 3 years ago. I love my dad very much, but he doesn't seem to ever understand how mental disorders can cripple someone. My mother left when I was 11 and she's never tried too hard to be a good mother since. I suppose that was what triggered my fear of abandonment. I have depression and overwhelming social anxiety, which is why I never was able to finish high school. I still have nightmares about empty school hallways, among other things. I was also sexually assaulted and/or raped (since I blacked out I don't know if I was raped or if I got away) when I was 16 which just added to my social anxiety and my hesitation to trust people. I've had asthma since I was 9 which has gotten progressively worse since. Music and art seem to be my only ways of releases my frustrations and emotional episodes. I sing all the time no matter where I am. I am so very lucky to have my friends, who love and understand me. I don't know what I would do without them and my Grandmother. She completely empathizes and understands what I'm going through and we help each other through tough times. I couldn't ask for a better mental safety net than this. I just wish I could be healthier, both physically and mentally.