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Posted by fallsfall on October 26, 2003, at 0:30:51
A support group that I go to had a 10th anniversary party tonight. One of the guys is a DJ so he did the music and we had a big hall. The turnout was really small (the group is really small right now).
When I arrived the few people who were there were not very enthusiastic. The music was playing and I love to dance, so I started bopping around while I was getting the food I brought ready. I ended up requesting a lot of songs, and I danced with a bunch of people. Met some new people, too.
I always used to be bouncy and loud and drag people on the dance floor etc. It really was fun to do that again. I wish I had some physical energy. I used to be able to dance straight for 45 minutes. Now I can barely get through one song.
I'm trying to think when was the last time I had that much fun. I can't remember.
I am reducing my meds right now, just finished coming off Lithium - I do think that it was sedating for me. Either that or I'm going Hypomanic (that would be a nice change from 9 years of severe depression).
Funny thing is that I was feeling so tired this afternoon when I got back from the grocery store. Had to make two trips up the stairs and they almost killed me. Then I had to do some cooking. I really didn't want to go - it would take energy. I'm glad I went.
Now I just have to figure out how to get to sleep...
Posted by fallsfall on October 26, 2003, at 9:43:31
In reply to I had a really good time tonight!, posted by fallsfall on October 26, 2003, at 0:30:51
Arms, legs, back, knees. Ouch!
Posted by Dinah on October 26, 2003, at 9:54:00
In reply to Boy, am I sore, posted by fallsfall on October 26, 2003, at 9:43:31
:) Having a good time changes as we get older.
But I am glad you had a good time. It sounds like a lot of fun. I never could dance; could you teach me? My hips just don't move, and my shoulders move, but not in time to anything. I'm severely rhythm challenged. I can only dance in my daydreams.
So does getting out and having a good time change your outlook on life?
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