Uhh, not for nothing, but who are you to question her diagnosis? You say that you're not, but you are. It sounds like you're asking her to prove herself: "How did ur provider built the case that it is bipolar d/o?"

She says in the other post that she was diagnosed two years ago. She wants people to relate to.

In this thread she says she thinks she may be having an episode.

Don't isolate people by making them have to prove themselves to you.