Thread: If your T is concerned, should you be concerned?
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Old Feb 10, 2016, 08:47 PM
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Originally Posted by QuietMind View Post
I do think you can have insight on being hypomanic with self awareness, which you seem to have in spades, Argo.

I have no direct experience with bipolar though, just some things peers with bipolar have told me.

Your doctor sounds like a nag. Urk pap smears and lectures!
Oh, thank you, QuietMind--I wish I had a quiet mind right now! I appreciate the info--will ask my T for some psychoeducation on the matter when I see him.

My Doctor wants to SAVE LIVES, dammit! How DARE we patients indulge our vices and neglect regular check-ups! Jajaja.

Thanks again!
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