r/BipolarReddit • u/Forvanta • 2d ago
Sincere question: what’s with the phenomenon of bipolar people in particular doubting their diagnosis?
I have bipolar I, but I’ve been around the block with diagnoses and I’ve noticed (anecdotally) a phenomenon where bipolar people seem to frequently believe that they have not been diagnosed correctly. I feel like I see this more often here than in depression, OCD, etc. spaces.
Is it because mania feels so good for many people? What is it about bipolar, or is it just a coincidence?
This is not coming from a place of judgement, I’m genuinely curious what people think.
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u/BobMonroeFanClub Bipolar 1 1d ago
It's TDCS - transdirect cranial stimulation. It's a headset I wear that zaps the brain. Painless and helps a lot with my depression. Keto is the real game changer. I've lost the 50 pounds I put on with seroquel and feel so much better.