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Liberalynn

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4. Thank you for the insight into this.

Reply to Neoma (Reply #3)

Wed May 8, 2013, 04:05 PM

May 2013

I guess I never looked at it from the self esteem point of view or the high. The only part I could relate to was the depression side and the desperate need to have it lift.

Its good to know that you stopped wanting off the meds after they found you the right ones. Hopefully someone will be able to convince my cousin to work with the doctor and find the right one for her.

Thank you again for the insight.

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Very Frustrated with my Bipolar cousin right now [View all] Liberalynn May 2013 OP

If I had a dime for every time a bi-polar Betsy Ross May 2013 #1

Thank you! Liberalynn May 2013 #2

I stopped wanting to go off my meds after I got the right ones. Neoma May 2013 #3

Thank you for the insight into this. Liberalynn May 2013 #4

With bipolar, depression does lift. Neoma May 2013 #5

I'ts so hard when your misdiagnosed. Liberalynn May 2013 #7

Mental Health Support Group is intended to provide a place to talk HereSince1628 May 2013 #6

Thank you. Liberalynn May 2013 #8