I'm not the crazy one...

This includes the life and times of a bipolar MD. The blog was started when I was in medical school- the previous title was Highs and Lows Bipolar in Medical School. I'm changing the focus of the blog but keeping old posts

Sunday, November 29, 2009

The Hospital Continued

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I settled into a daily routine. Every morning, I awoke, and lined up in front of the dining room in anticipation of breakfast. We’d all get ...

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Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Normalcy

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It occurred to be today, as I surreptitiously took a pill and washed it down with soda from Noon Conference, that I'm actually pretty n...

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Monday, September 7, 2009

"Mentally Ill" Hopkins Resident

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I'm still planning on recounting my story through this blog, but that project's on hiatus right now 'cause I'm busy with oth...

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Friday, July 3, 2009

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I hadn’t wanted to go to the emergency room but I hadn’t wanted to go anywhere, just away from my life and suicide seemed like the best opti...

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Friday, June 12, 2009

My Bedroom

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When I arrived home that evening, I had to step carefully when I entered my bedroom. My clothes were strewn about; I thought it a waste of ...

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Friday, May 29, 2009

The Final Straw

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I plugged along for one week at [] hospital. I came into the hospital early in the morning to round on my patients, but there was always som...

Monday, February 9, 2009

Candy

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As I travel through third year, rotating from service to service, hospital to hospital, my life is filled with a barrage of unfamiliar faces...

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Emily Forest: I'm currently a physician who has struggled with bipolar disorder. I started the blog during medical school- initially it was called Highs and Lows Bipolar in Medical School. As I moved on in my career- bipolar disorder became less prominent in my life- no recent hospitalizations, on the same medication regimen... Still there- being managed... but not a focus. Emily Forest is not my real name- as I wish to maintain privacy. I've also changed certain things in my descriptions about my life, my medical school, and hospitals where I've worked. My specialty is also not included. I'm changing the focus of the blog because- during these unprecedented times- I want to keep a record of what happened.

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