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Hypomania can turn into mania with Ritalin says my pdoc

Permanent Linkby quietgirl2538 on Mon Jul 16, 2018 2:50 am

This new entry is about me feeling I stable. My blog is like a mood diary for the most part. I’ve found out that so much affects me and the mood. It’s not like a daily change, it’s being in a low and down, weighed down, or depressed type of mood for days, until you wake up one day and you feel good. Then there’s the great feeling that takes over your life and you couldn’t feel better in your entire life. Actual hypomania, that I hardly ever got in the past. I get this more now. My pdoc said when I am hypomanic to quit taking my Ritalin because I can possibly get manic. I said ok. He’s the expert. That was a new thing for me. Feeling great can be a dangerous thing when it comes to treating ADD together with BP I. Geesh!

“There’s an Asian expression that ‘a burden shared is halved.’"

Bipolar I
ADD (inattentive kind)
*I take loads of meds, but they keep me stable
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