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@Classycathy Absolutely! Try the cannabis pens. The come in Sativa (energetic high), Indica (a mellow and relaxing high) or blends. You can read on the box to see what the strain type is so you don’t grab the wrong one. I use Indica during my manic episodes. While it doesn’t completely rid me of the mania, but it definitely helps and gives me some relief. I believe you can buy them online. Our friends usually have them on hand so we get ours that way. Good luck!🍀Â
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@Classycathy Absolutely! Try the cannabis pens. The come in Sativa (energetic high), Indica (a mellow and relaxing high) or blends. You can read on the box to see what the strain type is so you don’t grab the wrong one. I use Indica during my manic episodes. While it doesn’t completely rid me of the mania, but it definitely helps and gives me some relief. I believe you can buy them online. Our friends usually have them on hand so we get ours that way. Good luck!🍀Â
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Hi everyone, how are you doing today?
Social media can feel like both a lifeline and a trigger when you're living with bipolar disorder. For some, it’s a space to express creativity, find support, or stay connected during low points. For others, it can amplify mood swings, feed into comparison, or disrupt sleep, especially during manic or hypomanic episodes.
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Your experiences might really resonate with others navigating the same challenges đź’™
Take care,
Somya from the Carenity team 🌼