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I'll start. Try not post anything triggering (encourages self harm or hurting others). I enjoy just about any thing and love new music!!! Dont listen to song below if you are sad.
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I loved listening to this band, mainly because it's a 90's alternative rock band.. and 90's kicked ass. I am pretty sure a lot of people smoked weed listening to their songs. This is one of my favorites by them.. they covered " Love Song" by The Cure. -
I do hear voices and sounds both inside and outside of my head when I am in various mood states, but one thing I seem to get a lot is voices, sounds and music coming from noisy objects, even when my mood is apparently stable. These have included: Hairdryers, fans, showers, generators... all I can think of right now... These have varied from heavy metal, classical, distinct female voices, gospel, male voices... Does anyone else get this? I've heard this may be something which 'normal' people get too, though I don't really hear about it often. When I asked non-MI friends they all -
Hi there everybody. I was recommended to this site by .id and I am very excited to start using it as a place to meet other people with MIs who can relate. I am 23, diagnosed with dysthymic depression, and I also fall on the bipolar spectrum. In the past, I have had hallucinations. That was toward the beginning of the times when I first started noticing symptoms, about 8 years ago. I have been on antidepressants for three full months now and they are starting to awaken my irritation/mania, although it may be paired with stress/sleeping/eating/general lack of routine. I have been touch -
I'm making a happy playlist & I need some song suggestions? Any songs that make you happy or get you through tough times
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Stole this question from Experience Project. So many to choose from...so here's a few: BT - Every Other Way Solar Stone - Seven Cities Afro Celt Sound System - Mojave Orbital - Halcyon, and on, and on... Ott - A Shower of Sparks Chicane - Offshore
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My name is martin im 25 and from ireland. i am a musician and composer, studied music in college for 4 years but it didnt work out. worked in a call center for 4 months and had what i call a break down. i was already depressed for about a year before hand and on my last night of calls i had the first panic attack in 9 years. its been a year and a half seeing a psychologist a psychiatrist a councillor and soon a therapist for CBT. I get extremely anxious and upset alot, i dont like going outsside but im attending a fulltime IT course where all the students have mental problems, addictio
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I'm an elementary music teacher for a public school system, which can cause the Crazies all on its own. I love my job. Mostly. I essentially sing and entertain for a living. I do play a number of instruments; piano is my number one favorite, although I can play violin and harp as well. I'm a mom of two little girls who are sweet and wonderful and funny. I'm a proud mom. My kids don't throw tantrums or throw things or scrap with one another. They don't turn up their noses at my cooking. They are frighteningly smart and I am amazed at how happy they can make me on a daily basis. T
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Just in case anyone else is as fascinated by this as I am: http://neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-brain-stethoscope-music-seizures-441/
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i don't know if this should be here or in the BP forum. i'm supposing it could apply to folks with depression and/or anxiety too. all my life i've loved music. i grew up listening to my parents very loud stereo (mostly disco and classic rock, that betrays my age). when i left home i carried on the same tradition. my daughter grew up listening to grunge, industrial, and rap (again louder than it probably should have been). now she does the same (good thing she has no kids yet, god forbid one of them should grow up to dubstep heh - there's more cussing in that that gangsta rap!). fo -
I'm always on the lookout for new artists so I would be keen to hear what everyone is listening to on their ipods/computers/phones/radios (what's that?)/whatever - especially if you happen to have a similar music taste to me. I don't really go with genres (help me out if you find a common denominator in the below list) but I like folk, indie, alt country, ironic & Swedish pop (eg: Annie), etc. I like both melodic beautiful tunes and upbeat quirky ones. Here are some songs I am currently listening to (not at the same time) by artists I dig or have just discovered... Montezuma -
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I had this song rotting on my playlist, and I forgot how it sounded. Now I love it. It's so pretty!!!
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Now I'm not talking about some official tdoc type therapy. I mean just using music as something you can go to at anytime to escape or go to a particular song or artist that no matter the mood just has a positive effect on you. I may be a bit weird about how I feel about music. I cant live without it on a daily basis, weather its just a song in my head or listening to music all day. I say to people that music is a part of me, my inspiration, and it flows through my veins. I would die with out it. So what music can you go to that fits your mood or will lift you out of a bad mood, anything. Fo
