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Manic What Does That Mean
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posted February 21, 2019
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My daughter has been diagnosed with being bi polar plus several other conditions. About every two weeks, she gets sick really bad, and Iā€™m the one she usually takes it out on

posted February 24, 2019
A MyDepressionTeam Member

mania is the opposite of depression,depends on your type of bipolar disorder you have,my ex was a rapid cycler bipolar1 so he can go from depression to mania frequently and some people its more stretched out and can last for longer time spans can go from one day to weeks,i have had episodes of hypomania which is a lower level of mania but no that often

posted February 23, 2019
A MyDepressionTeam Member

When you go from extreme depression to a high euphoric in a day

posted February 22, 2019
A MyDepressionTeam Member

Noni was asking because I believe.our roommate is a paranoid schizophrenic. I also believe he is manic atm. I.am bipolar.and control it with medication

posted February 21, 2019
A MyDepressionTeam Member

Manic has many meanings. Are you being diagnosed by your doctor or someone who is trying to help you?

posted February 21, 2019

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