
May 05, 2009, 01:16 PM
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Originally Posted by knothead
I've been thinking a lot about past experiences at work; times when I completely lost it or had complaints from co-workers about my moodiness. I no longer work there, I have a new job now in a different field but I fear that I'll "lose it" again one day.
I'm a very shy and quiet person, not confrontational at all. Sometimes people would complain that I was biting their heads off for no reason or ignoring everyone around me. That would always hurt my feelings because it felt like everyone was against me and most of the time I didn't realize I was doing it. At times when I was supposedly ignoring people, there was a lot of chatter in my head -- just trying to keep everything straight and get everything done. I'd become so focused on the tasks that I didn't realize I was being aggressive and dismissive to others.
There was this one really bad episode that caused me to get suspended for three days. Someone complained to my boss (she was also my best friend) and said I yelled and cursed at them. I remember I was really stressed, and when my boss/friend questioned me about it I had a complete meltdown -- I got really hurt and pissed that she took the other girl's side over mine. I yelled and cussed at my boss and told her I was quitting -- she chased after me and took me to the bathroom to talk to me. It felt like everyone was against me. I started crying and couldn't stop, then was told to go home.
I have a lot more episodes that I wonder about, but does any of that sound like mania or hypomania, or was I just *****y?
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Listed is just a line or two you've written..............
"I completely lost it or had complaints from co-workers about my moodiness. I no longer work there, I have a new job now in a different field but I fear that I'll "lose it" again one day."
"I have a lot more episodes that I wonder about, but does any of that sound like mania or hypomania, or was I just *****y?"
"shy and quiet person"
"Sometimes people would complain that I was biting their heads off for no reason or ignoring everyone around me."
Depression is big. Irritable. Moodiness. .....................
There is NOTHING WRONG WITH 'bipolar' it's a title. It's better to know and get the correct medications then feel all alone isolated in your own head....it's okay to know than not.
ALL of the listed are factors directly relating to BIPOLAR.
PERSONAL (of course) YOU hit it right on the nose BIPOLAR
Now bipolar isn't this ALL Depressed all CRAZY MANIC, mania thing... but the mood fluxuates OFTEN.
Even take the test with certain soda, sugar ups and downs.
THIS POST COULD BE A POST I COULD HAVE WRITTEN PRIOR TO FINALLY AFTER ALL OTHER DIAGNOSIS MYSELF.....
P.s. Depression was the first one the started treated me for..... Bipolar came later.........      Serious
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