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Barbarella wrote:
I finally actually got diagnosed with ADHD by my therapist
a few weeks after the psych refused to even screen me for it
I do not have any next-steps yet tho

my world is a mess y'all
and at 27 they're just now telling me it ain't all my fault???
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i'm happy for you!! 
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Barbarella wrote:
Unfortunately she can't prescribe meds so I have to find a prescriber, and ADHD meds can be risky for folks with bipolar, which I do continue to screen positive for (Type "not otherwise specified" lol wtf)
I have no idea how to deal lol
but my best friend is coming over to help me try to clean my house because it's so disgusting 
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kagura wrote:
i think it's fairly "common" here in finland that they diagnose adhd/add to people 30+ years old now 
for example my cousin. she was always just problematic "stupid" child but no she got diagnosed with add at age 35 and got meds and said first time ever she fel like her brains shut up for a second and she managed to do shit 
well idk she managed to get herself master degree in technology before her diagnosis so idk what she's talking about 
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Ground wrote:
very happy for u !! tbh me with my autism diagnosis, everything fell in to place
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Barbarella wrote:
Unfortunately she can't prescribe meds so I have to find a prescriber, and ADHD meds can be risky for folks with bipolar, which I do continue to screen positive for (Type "not otherwise specified" lol wtf)
I have no idea how to deal lol
but my best friend is coming over to help me try to clean my house because it's so disgusting 
tricky but it sounds like you have a really good friend!
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Barbarella wrote:
kagura wrote:
i think it's fairly "common" here in finland that they diagnose adhd/add to people 30+ years old now 
for example my cousin. she was always just problematic "stupid" child but no she got diagnosed with add at age 35 and got meds and said first time ever she fel like her brains shut up for a second and she managed to do shit 
well idk she managed to get herself master degree in technology before her diagnosis so idk what she's talking about 
I think they missed it in me because I did pretty well in school. I didn't "excel" but I made good enough grades to get into a competitive college - it was my junior and senior year of college that I just started falling apart and really fucking up.
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Barbarella wrote:
Nice wrote:
very happy for u !! tbh me with my autism diagnosis, everything fell in to place
I had a lot of well-meaning friends try to tell me they thought I was autistic but I think that the adhd/bipolar comorbidity diagnosis makes way more sense personally. 
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Ground wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Nice wrote:
very happy for u !! tbh me with my autism diagnosis, everything fell in to place
I had a lot of well-meaning friends try to tell me they thought I was autistic but I think that the adhd/bipolar comorbidity diagnosis makes way more sense personally. 
although they have some of the same 'symptoms' they are quite different indeed !!
n i feel u,, i have autism n bipolar n they have also kinda integrated with each other
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Barbarella wrote:
Nice wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Nice wrote:
very happy for u !! tbh me with my autism diagnosis, everything fell in to place
I had a lot of well-meaning friends try to tell me they thought I was autistic but I think that the adhd/bipolar comorbidity diagnosis makes way more sense personally. 
although they have some of the same 'symptoms' they are quite different indeed !!
n i feel u,, i have autism n bipolar n they have also kinda integrated with each other
I've had so few bipolar episodes that they can't really give me a specific diagnosis (1, 2, or cyclo) so I'm just "other" right now until I slip again, I guess
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Ground wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Nice wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
I had a lot of well-meaning friends try to tell me they thought I was autistic but I think that the adhd/bipolar comorbidity diagnosis makes way more sense personally. 
although they have some of the same 'symptoms' they are quite different indeed !!
n i feel u,, i have autism n bipolar n they have also kinda integrated with each other
I've had so few bipolar episodes that they can't really give me a specific diagnosis (1, 2, or cyclo) so I'm just "other" right now until I slip again, I guess
oh i see !! tbh same,, or well my episodes didn't fit the numbers exactly so it says unspecified but i'm being treated as if i have bipolar type 2 because of the episodes lasting shorter
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Barbarella wrote:
Nice wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Nice wrote:
although they have some of the same 'symptoms' they are quite different indeed !!
n i feel u,, i have autism n bipolar n they have also kinda integrated with each other
I've had so few bipolar episodes that they can't really give me a specific diagnosis (1, 2, or cyclo) so I'm just "other" right now until I slip again, I guess
oh i see !! tbh same,, or well my episodes didn't fit the numbers exactly so it says unspecified but i'm being treated as if i have bipolar type 2 because of the episodes lasting shorter
mines categorized BD-NOS
I googled it

"Bipolar disorder not otherwise specified (BD-NOS) is a diagnosis for bipolar disorder (BD) when it does not fall within the other established sub-types. Bipolar disorder NOS is sometimes referred to as subthreshold bipolar disorder."
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Ground wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Nice wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
I've had so few bipolar episodes that they can't really give me a specific diagnosis (1, 2, or cyclo) so I'm just "other" right now until I slip again, I guess
oh i see !! tbh same,, or well my episodes didn't fit the numbers exactly so it says unspecified but i'm being treated as if i have bipolar type 2 because of the episodes lasting shorter
mines categorized BD-NOS
I googled it

"Bipolar disorder not otherwise specified (BD-NOS) is a diagnosis for bipolar disorder (BD) when it does not fall within the other established sub-types. Bipolar disorder NOS is sometimes referred to as subthreshold bipolar disorder."
oH :0 i guess that's the same as mine saying unspecified then ? just different wording !
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Barbarella wrote:
Nice wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Nice wrote:
oh i see !! tbh same,, or well my episodes didn't fit the numbers exactly so it says unspecified but i'm being treated as if i have bipolar type 2 because of the episodes lasting shorter
mines categorized BD-NOS
I googled it

"Bipolar disorder not otherwise specified (BD-NOS) is a diagnosis for bipolar disorder (BD) when it does not fall within the other established sub-types. Bipolar disorder NOS is sometimes referred to as subthreshold bipolar disorder."
oH :0 i guess that's the same as mine saying unspecified then ? just different wording !
from my understanding, lot of folks eventually leave the BD-NOS diagnosis and fall into a category as they get older, have more episodes, and more symptoms.
The BD-NOS just helps folks not fall thru the cracks and helps with a mental health history??
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Ground wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Nice wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
mines categorized BD-NOS
I googled it

"Bipolar disorder not otherwise specified (BD-NOS) is a diagnosis for bipolar disorder (BD) when it does not fall within the other established sub-types. Bipolar disorder NOS is sometimes referred to as subthreshold bipolar disorder."
oH :0 i guess that's the same as mine saying unspecified then ? just different wording !
from my understanding, lot of folks eventually leave the BD-NOS diagnosis and fall into a category as they get older, have more episodes, and more symptoms.
The BD-NOS just helps folks not fall thru the cracks and helps with a mental health history??
that's very interesting !
i hope 2 god that i won't experience any episodes again considering i am medicated for bipolar
but i'm very certain that if i were to experience the episodes again later on it would for sure fall into bipolar type 2 without doubt due to how short they have always been
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