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Can anyone please give me some encouragement as I've just been diagnosed with bipolar disorder?
I've been battling depression for just over 20 years. Today I was given a tentative diagnosis if bipolar by my therapist, after the most bizarre weekend of my life. I journaled but felt like I wasn't really writing. I needed my reading glasses not only to read but to also hear better. Yes, I know these are not reality, but they sure were at the time. I'm seeing my psychiatrist in 2 days (Wednesday) and any insight, tips and/or glimmers of hope would be very much appreciated.
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- 9 years agoFavorite Answer
One thing to remember is, now that you have an (hopefully) accurate diagnosis, there are clear and definite treatments that work well for many. It may take a while to "tailor" the medicine to your particular bio-chemistry, but eventually you should find things improving. Just do NOT suddenly stop taking the medications; that could open up a whole new world of problems.
Source(s): 15+ yrs. in medical field working with psychologically/medically challenged patients. - Holy VengeanceLv 56 years ago
I encourage you to stop being a troll and to stop spamming people's questions with smart *** answers that don't even answer their questions in the first place.
