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Old 10-03-2009, 10:32 PM #36
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thank you for the explanation and with these symptoms they seem to present a rather mixed mood as I asked about before.there is a type of hypomania that is not fun in the least...I have had those before...
however as i said before, when you asked, this does not feel like a mixed mood. not agitated depression, not dysphoria, not the not-fun hypomania.

having activating side effects doesn't automatically mean what i'm experiencing fits tidily - or even messily - into ANY "bipolar" mood description.

it's like being a nervous wreck, plain and simple? that happens to lots of people. bad case of, though. and, that is still NO FUN.

now, you could be right... and certainly are entitled to your view, but then we will have to agree to disagree about my "current labeling" right now.

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