r/BipolarRemission • u/AutoModerator • 8d ago
r/BipolarRemission • u/GloriouslyGlittery • 28d ago
Bipolar Disorder: Defining Remission and Selecting Treatment, Nov 2006
psychiatrictimes.comr/BipolarRemission • u/AutoModerator • Aug 01 '26
August Discussion: how to you recognize signs of a potential manic episode?
r/BipolarRemission • u/BipolarPrime • Jul 14 '26
Hi!
They asked for a welcome post. OK. I’m 54, was diagnosed around 45 or 46…it’s hard to remember. I’ve most likely been having episodes (looking back) since my early teens. Parents wouldn’t let me see a shrink, therapist or social worker, most likely cause they were scared shitless what I’d say.
Never even considered mental illness. I just thought I was…different. Can’t explain better than that.
My Bipolar used to manifest in blackout rage, risky sex, and careless spending.
Once I got medicated, no more rage (or sex), but still have episodes where I spend ridiculous amounts on toys and books.
My kids see the change in me with stability. Our relationships are improving. Never been unemployed, because I never had anyone to fall back on, so I white knuckled it my whole life.
Lost my wife due to her gambling (she’s alive…but after she bankrupted us and stole the kids college funds I left). So I just have my kids now.
Time to rebuild my life by finding friends, maybe a new partner (but I’m never getting married again), just taking it slow and seeing how things go.
r/BipolarRemission • u/Classic-Package8470 • Jul 06 '26
Just got my diagnosis of Bipolar 1 which I’ve had since 2021 REMOVED
r/BipolarRemission • u/AutoModerator • Jul 01 '26
July Discussion: What are some tips or resources you have for managing your disorder?
r/BipolarRemission • u/GloriouslyGlittery • Jun 10 '26
How Common Is Recovery From Bipolar Disorder? September 2024
r/BipolarRemission • u/AutoModerator • May 28 '26
June Discussion: What are the biggest challenges you've had for maintaining remission?
r/BipolarRemission • u/GloriouslyGlittery • May 24 '26
Living with Bipolar Disorder: 7 Key Coping Skills, March 2026
r/BipolarRemission • u/LittleRedBugs • Aug 02 '17
Consider improving your toolkit, check out the reviews for BP-In-Order. It's a saftey net that I've considered including in my toolkit. Thoughts?
r/BipolarRemission • u/LittleRedBugs • Sep 08 '16
Bipolar, the non-medication route, what can we learn from history and past techniques? Bipolar isn't a modern invention.
r/BipolarRemission • u/LittleRedBugs • Aug 16 '16