Bipolar: Funny Expression For You
Published: Tue, 04/08/14
Hi ,
How's it going for you today?
I hope it's a good day for you.
I heard a funny expression recently that I wanted
to share with you (we just can't be serious all the
time, you know?)
It goes:
"Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday."
Isn't that cute?
I thought it was (then again, you might think I'm a little
bit crazy lol).
But it kind of has to do with what I wanted to talk to
you about today.
See...
There are some people who are worriers.
You know what I'm talking about?
Maybe you know someone like that.
And these people are going to worry about things
no matter what happens.
No matter what you say to them.
They're just going to worry, because that's what they
do.
All the time.
They're just worriers.
That makes them very negative people.
These type of people get sicker than other people.
Did you know that?
It's true.
Oh, not just the hypochondriacs who worry that they're
sick (when usually they aren't, they're just worried
that they are).
But people who worry are generally more stressed
than people who don't worry.
But people who don't worry are less stressed.
That's because they're generally more positive than
the people who worry.
It's like what I talk about in my courses/systems - about
how you need to have a positive attitude when you're
dealing with a loved one with bipolar disorder, because
you'll do better.
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But people who worry live in fear.
And that's the bottom line.
I don't want you to live in fear.
I mean...
Yes, you fight a battle.
And bipolar disorder is a very serious thing.
It can even be fatal.
But if you worry about it...
If you live in fear of it...
You'll just worry yourself sick.
Really -
You could seriously make yourself sick over it.
Because worry can bring stress.
And stress has been known to bring illness on
people.
Stress can even cause heart attacks and strokes.
Yes, stress can be deadly.
So you want to be as stress-free as you can.
Not just for your loved one, but for yourself as
well.
Because what good are you going to be to your
loved one if you're no good to yourself?
You can't take care of them if you're first not
taking care of yourself.
I know, I know.
I harp on that a lot.
I do, because I want you to listen to it.
You are a very important person.
Not just an important person in your loved one's life...
But a very important person in life itself.
And you do need to take care of yourself.
You don't need to worry.
And you don't need to live in fear.
You need to live life the best way I know
how:
"One Day at a Time."
Just do the best you can, with a positive attitude,
one day at a time.
What do you think?
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Well, I have to go!
Your Friend,
Dave
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