I have regained my personality now I'm on the right meds, indeed.
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Originally Posted by Gabyunbound
I read something similar one time too: that 'back in the day,' so to speak, BP had a good prognosis. Assuming that's not the case now (I don't know the statistics), I wonder if it's because of the advent of AD's and that these have caused those with BP to have more prolonged problems with it. Who knows. Or even who knows if what I read is true.
I've seen improvement over the last couple of years. Since Abilify was added to my cocktail (of Seroquel, Lamictal, and Klonopin); I think I finally found what works. I hope. And if I run out of my pain med (see thread, if so inclined) I hope it doesn't send me into an episode...
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I do believe some meds make things worse and other meds are used to make up for that. It's partly a state-sponsored racket, surely.
Manic-depression has/had a good prognosis
by definition: the only thing distinguishing MD from SZ (or dementia praecox) is/was the prognosis. Having psychosis with a good prognosis meant you had manic-depression.