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bipolar realtions to cutting
by flannelcuts, Nov 01, 2009 01:18AM
well i am thirteen..i think i have bipolar disorder, and when im really down i cut myself..on wrists only..no one knows this and i have five fresh cuts from tonight..normally i only have one and i odnt cut often..i cant explain this to anyone and my mom would just flip..is there any natural way to hide it and is it related to bipolar disorder and cant be helped?
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From ones that I know that cut, it seems to relieve them by letting out what causes the depression, or so they can see their pain. Scarring is going to stay. You are at an age that many young people cut. They get stressed dealing with things that are happening and up and down hormones. You are wise to ask for advice on this.
If you don't want to go to your counselor at school, you can call the Mental Help Services in your county or city. They also have a hot line available that can lead you in the right direction, and be there for a crisis time. Get in contact with a source that is available to you to get help now. Don't let this go on any longer before you seek help. The earlier you get help, the more it will help you. Don't feel that you are different or look down on yourself because of it. You are not alone in this. There are many that deal with this situation, be it young or older. RJ