A picture of my alarm clock on my bed—One of the important things with me with my bipolar is just my sleep…Sleep is one of

This is an apple with a knife stuck into it. Mostly this represents my kids, if they say nasty things, it feels like they have

Cat laying on a bed. It is something that that the medication sometimes can fix, you know you feel like… well you know cats sleep

Above my desk and my CCT computer is there and my Dream J that my mom gave me. I often stare at when I’m depressed

Paperwork Pile;  Paperwork piling up that I have not gotten to [for several months].  [Now] I am in a program that is helping me with

A rubik’s cube: that’s what I thought of with getting these meds…I wasn’t really cognizant during this time and plus I was delusional and so

To most it’s just a bottle of water and a box, but to me I’m shaking, it’s a trigger. It’s where I kept my using

Vivarin medication –stay awake medicine.  It took me a long time for me to start taking meds. Because everyone kept telling me since I was

Picture kind of got cut off. This wheelchair represents my depression, anxiety, and my embarrassment. The image of what needs to change in my life.

Scale Wars: picture of our scale with my daily med box. Shows my weight gain as a side effect. The Zyprexa, I gained 70 pounds,