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.

He was extremely thorough with all his patients so I was grateful he took the time with me.
I started bawling and my friend took my arms and made me 'dance' like a puppet to the Day-O song from Beetlejuice so I'd cheer up.
In a doctor's office, an hour is towards the far end of normal wait time. My mum will complain after 15 minutes if she's with me.
It all depends if I'm there for the pdoc or tdoc. If it's just a therapist appointment, I won't feel like talking after 30 minutes of waiting and annoyance, so I'd leave. If I'm out of my medicine, I'll stay however long because a rescheduled appointment can be weeks off.
2 hours !
I was about to walk out, then they finally called my name
I found out that if you're bleeding from any part of your body they will take you right away! So bring a vial of blood with you!
I'll wait for about 15 minutes before I will ask if they forgot me. Then I'll wait about a total of an hour unless like what was said already, I need meds. It takes a month to get in to see my pdoc.
I understand how Dr.'s can be late. Patients sometimes make appointments for one thing then when they get there they want to talk about a lot of other things bothering them. Even so, the Dr. shouldn't run consistently late though. It's just not right. Even if you are on Medicaid. They should respect our time too. They expect us to be on time for our appointment, so they should be on time for us.
Finally Mike walked up to the desk and they couldn't find my name anywhere.
The reason why we waited so long is because the first time I went there was a long wait as well, but when we started to see ppl being called to the desk after we got there, that's when he walked to the desk.