4 Lifestyle Choices That Triggered Mania & Depression Despite Bipolar Meds |Our Bipolar

[@keithbieberly6445]

Sounds like it's very complicated when you have to manage what's usually just taken for granted. I think you have as good a handle on your situation as possible. Continued best wishes to you and your family!

[@noeleenmulhall5585]

You have helped me feel " normal " thank you, thank you,thank you ❤❤❤❤

[@ourbipolar]

Awww you’re welcome. That’s my goal!

[@CK_29]

Liked, subscribed, and want you to know how much I appreciate your content!

[@ourbipolar]

Thank you so much! ❤️

[@reneemartin5208]

Just had to lower my SSRI because I was hypomanic. I think it was about a month ago today? But yeah. It’s important to listen to your body. I still struggle with drinking, but I usually drink lower alcohol percentages and I rarely get drunk. Still I wish I could quit altogether.

[@ourbipolar]

It’s great that you’re aware of these things! Despite the fact that I knew drinking wasn’t good for me, I continued to do it (albeit much less) for YEARS. I only stopped drinking completely last summer. Everything in your own time. ❤

[@FriendlyGecko2024]

thanks for sharing

[@HBD47]

thank you for sharing

[@j-uk2189]

What was the wonder drug?

[@ourbipolar]

For me it was lithium. Apparently I’ve read that it works really well for 1/3 of people with bipolar.

[@j-uk2189]

@@ourbipolar that’s pretty cool. What’s your experience been like with seroquel? Any particular side effects you’ve personally noticed or disliked?