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I posted something similar in Bipolar, but I don't know if I am Bipolar. :)

The FIRST month was GREAT. I was happy, calm, and just enjoying life.

The SECOND month was even better, happy, energetic, feeling good about myself, and accomplishing everything I wanted to do.

Then came the THIRD, AND FORTH month, on a manic high and delusional, I waited it out, I didn't want to be hospitalized or highly medicated. Anyways it just went away.

Now I was expecting that CRASH everyone was talking about, but its been another month, and I am back to the FIRST month status.

What gives with this anyways, how did I end up back at square one. I just want to stay here where its GREAT. If I crash, and I start taking more Prozac, I will probably go really manic then.

Just don't understand this stuff, I only get manic off of these SSRI's but I would rather go hypo, manic, and back to normal, then to be put on heavy doses of anti-psychotics.

Looking for any kind of input.

THANKS ;)

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I posted something similar in Bipolar, but I don't know if I am Bipolar. :)

The FIRST month was GREAT. I was happy, calm, and just enjoying life.

The SECOND month was even better, happy, energetic, feeling good about myself, and accomplishing everything I wanted to do.

Then came the THIRD, AND FORTH month, on a manic high and delusional, I waited it out, I didn't want to be hospitalized or highly medicated. Anyways it just went away.

Now I was expecting that CRASH everyone was talking about, but its been another month, and I am back to the FIRST month status.

What gives with this anyways, how did I end up back at square one. I just want to stay here where its GREAT. If I crash, and I start taking more Prozac, I will probably go really manic then.

Just don't understand this stuff, I only get manic off of these SSRI's but I would rather go hypo, manic, and back to normal, then to be put on heavy doses of anti-psychotics.

Looking for any kind of input.

THANKS ;)

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uh if its not causing functional impairment in your life it may not be hypomania/mania.  if you don't see anything wrong in how you were feeling, then i dont see anything wrong either, hehehe...some people are known to feel "better than well" on SSRIs, and life really has its ups and downs whether u are bipolar or not...

but if u are worried, be assured that some of the antipsychotics (abilify and geodon in particular) really dont suck that much and arent _that_ sedating, or even stimulating.  just discuss this all with your doctor!  hope u keep feeling well!

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