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Bipolar II and never feel manic — is that bipolar depression?
Mental Health | Last Active: Jan 3, 2017 | Replies (16)Comment receiving replies
jmhd with the physical concerns that you are dealing with it is not unusual to feel depression. I also have heard about St, Johns Worts for depression. Your advice that you gave is really good and Especially like about meeting your own needs. Please stay in touch I would like to hear more of what is happening with you
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jimhd Keep strong and in touch
Yeah. I don't always feel strong.
I understand I have many issues now that I am going through and it takes a lot of emotional and physical draining from me as well. But as long as I do not allow the pain or problem control me and do something than I feel I am not submitting to the body but to my mind. That is what I mean by strong.
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@safetyshield Depression predated some of my health issues, but I know that they do affect it. I took St. Johns Wort for awhile, and it didn't seem to effect any change, and it's contraindicated with a couple of my meds.
I know I need to be seeing a counselor, but there aren't any in town that accept Medicare. To have a spinal cord stimulator implant, I have to have a consult with a psychiatrist, and the one I was referred to is booked 2 months out. My doctor suggested I see a pain psychiatrist, who's the one I'll see February 14. I've hung on for this long, I guess I can make it that long.