Bipolar Disorder Support Group
Bipolar disorder is not just a single disorder, but a category of mood disorders marked by periods of abnormally high energy and euphoria, often accompanied by bouts of clinical depression. This is the place to talk about your experience with bipolar disorder, learn from others' experiences, and find support.
KublaKhan
I'm a noob here, and to be sure I am not the only one.
So, what in bloody hell is a pdoc?
what is a TD side-effect?
Kindly feel at liberty to post other terms and/or acronyms and definitions as the spirit moves you :)
So, what in bloody hell is a pdoc?
what is a TD side-effect?
Kindly feel at liberty to post other terms and/or acronyms and definitions as the spirit moves you :)
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pdoc=psychiatrist
tdoc=therapist
TD=Tardive Dyskenesia
BISOUS et grand merci! :)
ds dear or damned son
dh dear or damned husband
OT off topic
LOL laughing out loud
FUBAR f___ed up beyond all recognition
LMAO laughing my @$$ off
BP=Bipolar
BPD=Borderline Personality Disorder
SAD = seasonal affective disorder
Don't you find that funny? ...
trigger is used when the subject may 'trigger' or upset some people so it's a warning..
meds prm.. are take as necessary..
EP - extra pyramidal
SIL, MIL etc.. is sister-in-law..mother-in-law etc..
BPD Borderline Personality Disorder
dancingd.
RX is script
DX diagnosis
BP I , or BP II...the 2 major distinctions of BP disorder.
BPI , having manic episodes and possible pyschosis
BP II having major depression with hypomanic episodes ( can be dysphoric /agitated or ansy...Eurphoric / happy )
I am a beeper who has been DXed as BP I , I have hypomanic dysphoric episode , I haven't had a psychotic episode in several years , I cycle about 4 times a year, I am RXed Depakote as a mood stablizer, I've been seeing the same Pdoc for 8 years, I do not see a Tdoc.
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AP's antipsychotics
FOS