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Originally Posted by Moose72
I’m sorry. I don’t quite understand what you mean. My therapist friend of 20 plus years said I’m hypomanic and it’s okay- it happens. We talked about my psychosis and hypomania and hyper texting- all part of my bipolar. That helped a lot though I have to wonder why I’m ramped up crying instead of the fun hypomania where you just talk a lot and everybody thinks you’re the life of the party!
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My last round of mania was like that; it wasn't fun AT ALL! It annoyed my family, and that upset me. I felt tired physically but couldn't sleep. I'd start projects but be too amped up to continue, the overspending caused fights with H about finances. NOTHING about it was fun at all, and I was glad to get back to relative stability that time around.
I don't know that you even still are hypomanic but full-blown manic already.
All I know is in that state, H would have carted me straight to the psych ER, especially if I wasn't sleeping because for me full blown psychosis with blackouts follows on its heels.
Be careful, defintely steer away from caffeine if you aren't already.
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