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Jun 01, 2013, 02:31 PM
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Member Since: Mar 2013
Location: USA
Posts: 1,486
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Originally Posted by comicgeek007
First, I just want to say that I read your post in the middle of the night, went back to sleep, and then had a dream about it.
I actually had a wonderful appointment with a temp t yesterday. He made it so I could actually get an appointment with a pdoc very soon. He agreed my meds aren't working out for me. I'm still depressed for no good reason, but doing a lot better. I was actually starting to consider inpatient and I'll still go if I get really bad again, but for now I'm gonna try to take it one day at a time and make it to my new pdoc appointment.
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As someone mentioned, it's not all about meds. You seem to feel that your moods are entirely based on either taking or not taking a given med, at a given moment, on a given day, and since you're so frequently on or off of them you're pretty much *making* this be more of an issue than it has to be. In any case, meds are not the only factor, by a long shot. You yourself need to start doing things to help you cope. One thing, as Christina mentioned, is not obsessing about every mood change. We all have different moods, bipolar or not, and fixating on them will make them worse.
I hope your T is helping you with coping strategies. Good luck.
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