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Old 09-27-2010, 12:49 AM #12
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sometimes I do well other times I don't.
when I get hypo I get indulgent. and reactive. over eating drinking impulsive, wreckless. all very childish behaviors....

bizi
Dear Bizi,
I don't see this as childish. I see this as hypo -- which is part of bipolar and not related to being childish or self indulgent.
You need to have 2 serious conversations with your tdoc and pdoc.

They seem to be blaming you for not taking enough responsibility.

Does either one of them understand bipolar?
This is so totally not your fault. You have taken responsibility by seeking them out for treatment.

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