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Mental health update💌🧠 I finally had my first psychiatrist appointment last week since June (or more correctly, I actually showed up this time). I’ve been doing okay for a while now, and when I am, it’s easier to organise my thoughts, write them down and explain. I’ve wanted to give an update for months. I probably have 50 notes in my phone I never posted. So here it is. In June I shared that I’d had a severe allergic reaction to medication I’d just started for bipolar disorder. Before and after that, I didn’t share much about my psychiatrist journey, so there were a lot of questions. Truth is, I just couldn’t find the right words. And as an overthinker I always feel like I’ve either overshared or not explained enough. My first appointment was back in April. It took a few tries before I was able to go, and my mom ended up driving me and walking me to the door. Embarrassing as a 22 year old and a mom myself, but sometimes you just can’t do it all alone. I still struggle to go, to open up, to trust the people telling me I need this. Right now it feels easier, but I know that feeling doesn’t last forever. I’ve had a lot of realizations and hit a few walls. Hearing someone say it’s not just a “me problem” I can fix by mindset but an actual disorder was a lot. Some days, it’s a relief, like finally everything makes sense. Other days, it breaks me, and I feel like a failure who will never be “normal.” The doubts are constant: is this even real? Am I dramatic? What if it was all in my head? What if I’ve convinced myself I’m sick when I’m not? These thoughts are exhausting. We’re working with the assumption it’s bipolar type 2. For me, that means long depressive episodes but also “ups”, bursts of energy where I start new projects, plan 100 things, deep clean at 2am and basically rebrand my entire life overnight, until I crash from unstoppable to barely being able to get out of bed. It’s not just highs and lows. It’s the in-between, the confusion about who I really am, and the feeling of losing myself completely. Last week we talked about new medication. I’ve been hesitant for years, even more after the allergic reaction. But I agreed to try again. I have mixed feelings. It’s hard to accept I might need medication to manage an illness, maybe for life. But for now, I’m choosing to try, because I can’t keep living this unstable❤️‍🩹 #MentalHealth
Mental health update💌🧠 I finally had my first psychiatrist appointment last week since June (or more correctly, I actually showed up this time). I’ve been doing okay for a while now, and when I am, it’s easier to organise my thoughts, write them down and explain. I’ve wanted to give an update for months. I probably have 50 notes in my phone I never posted. So here it is. In June I shared that I’d had a severe allergic reaction to medication I’d just started for bipolar disorder. Before and after that, I didn’t share much about my psychiatrist journey, so there were a lot of questions. Truth is, I just couldn’t find the right words. And as an overthinker I always feel like I’ve either overshared or not explained enough. My first appointment was back in April. It took a few tries before I was able to go, and my mom ended up driving me and walking me to the door. Embarrassing as a 22 year old and a mom myself, but sometimes you just can’t do it all alone. I still struggle to go, to open up, to trust the people telling me I need this. Right now it feels easier, but I know that feeling doesn’t last forever. I’ve had a lot of realizations and hit a few walls. Hearing someone say it’s not just a “me problem” I can fix by mindset but an actual disorder was a lot. Some days, it’s a relief, like finally everything makes sense. Other days, it breaks me, and I feel like a failure who will never be “normal.” The doubts are constant: is this even real? Am I dramatic? What if it was all in my head? What if I’ve convinced myself I’m sick when I’m not? These thoughts are exhausting. We’re working with the assumption it’s bipolar type 2. For me, that means long depressive episodes but also “ups”, bursts of energy where I start new projects, plan 100 things, deep clean at 2am and basically rebrand my entire life overnight, until I crash from unstoppable to barely being able to get out of bed. It’s not just highs and lows. It’s the in-between, the confusion about who I really am, and the feeling of losing myself completely. Last week we talked about new medication. I’ve been hesitant for years, even more after the allergic reaction. But I agreed to try again. I have mixed feelings. It’s hard to accept I might need medication to manage an illness, maybe for life. But for now, I’m choosing to try, because I can’t keep living this unstable❤️‍🩹 #MentalHealth

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