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Originally Posted by amandalouise
the only things I can tell you is that you are not alone, when I go through this my treatment providers call it by many different things depending upon what other accompanying symptoms I have, and mostly now it is called bipolar and psychosis in me, along with sometimes PTSD,depression, dissociative problems and even normal depending on the situation. along with many other issues with in me.
my suggestion is that since these problems do concern and frighten you, contact your treatment providers, sometimes just a change in my bipolar meds fixes the problem in me. your treatment providers will be able to assess what's going on with in you and tell you how to go about handling/fixing the problem so you wont have to live so concerned and frightened.
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Thank you so much for the response. I think I should discuss it with my psychiatrist and see what he thinks. It helps to know I'm not alone though. It's really easy to start thinking I'm the only one who's dealing with this and how even mentioning it will make it into a huge deal. Which is not to say it's not a big deal it's just that I don't want to end up in a hospital again when things are actually really good and I'm coping well. Does that make sense? Anyway, thank you for the kind words.
