Bipolar 2 Disorder

I've posted before about how changing your phone's wallpapers us a good thing to do. Keeps things fresh, beautiful, inspirational, or whatever type wallpaper you choose. These are 2 paintings I got off Pinterest. I love the one on my left for Lock Screen, and the other for Home Screen. I find it lifts my mood. #Schizophrenia , #Bipolar2 , #Depression #SchizoaffectiveDisorder #MentalHealth

I've posted before about how changing your phone's wallpapers us a good thing to do. Keeps things fresh, beautiful, inspirational, or whatever type wallpaper you choose. These are 2 paintings I got off Pinterest. I love the one on my left for Lock Screen, and the other for Home Screen. I find it lifts my mood. #Schizophrenia , #Bipolar2 , #Depression #SchizoaffectiveDisorder #MentalHealth

Who can relate with this?!? 😂🤦🏽‍♂️

It’s sooooo frustrating isn’t it?

#Bipolar1Disorder #Bipolar2Disorder

Here’s a link to a blog I wrote about Lithium Therapy used in the treatment of Bipolar. I hope if you have the time to check it out it’s beneficial to you and helpful 👌

Living with Bipolar Disorder: Lithium Therapy

#MightyTogether

I change my phone wallpapers often, & keep an eye out for new wallpapers to add to my collwction of choices. Since we use our phone all throughout each day, it can easily make a difference

I change my phone wallpapers often, & keep an eye out for new wallpapers to add to my collwction of choices. Since we use our phone all throughout each day, it can easily make a difference

Hi! I’m Gabby. I was treated and misdiagnosed as bipolar 2 for 16 years, and just received the proper diagnosis (ADHD and autism) and treatment at 36 y/o.

I’ve dealt with immense grief and am still perpetually misunderstood. I thought sharing my story would help others, but it’s led to me falling deeper into despair.

I’ve been met with editors telling me to omit the misdiagnosis and underdiagnosis statistics of ADHD among women (especially among Black women). It’s funny (not really) that it’s “mental health awareness” this and that until the truly grotesque components are uncomfortable. Mental illness isn’t pretty, and it’s a bummer to be told my literal lived in nightmare is too much for publishing.

The anger and sorrow I feel for not “looking” the part (ADHD and autism) is devastating. Here’s to drowning while not looking like it. 🙃🥳