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Is easily confused, states of confusion and short term memory loss part of bipolar? or is something else going on?<
They have been for my son. What I haven't figured out is if it's the bp or the medications. Looking forward to the answers you get on this one.
Is easily confused, states of confusion and short term memory loss part of bipolar? or is something else going on?<
They have been for my son. What I haven't figured out is if it's the bp or the medications. Looking forward to the answers you get on this one.
For me, yes it is. I have a hard time remember things that I said minutes ago and things that happened. I forgot often going into a room and why I am going in there.
Maybe some others can elaborate on this one.
Maybe some others can elaborate on this one.
My experience is that until I started the meds for BiPolar type II I had a fairly good memory. Today I have to make lists and check a calendar daily or I will not do what I am supposed to do. I even forget to check my calendar. I finally put it on my computer screen as I check my email every morning. That has helped immensely. It is quite frustrating. Even more frustrating as I am working on my biology degree and it makes school work extremely hard.
In college I was in a students with disabilities program because my psych had sent them my info on my diagnosis of bipolar and schiz. affective. I can tell you, the student planner was my BFF (best friend forever).
Now, my calender like nandm is my BFF.
Now, my calender like nandm is my BFF.
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